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About Ayahuasca
Ayahuasca (pronounced roughly “eye-uh-WAH-ska”) is a psychoactive plant brew used in diverse Indigenous Amazonian and religious traditions. Preparations vary, but many combine the Banisteriopsis caapi vine with leaves from another plant. The name is often translated from Quechua as “vine of the soul”; meanings and practices differ among communities.
What can an ayahuasca ceremony feel like?
Experiences vary and can include changes in perception, vivid imagery, introspection, and strong emotions. Nausea and vomiting are commonly reported, and some people experience distressing psychological effects. The experience is not predictable or risk-free.
Why do people use ayahuasca?
Different Indigenous and religious communities have their own ceremonial, spiritual, communal, or healing traditions involving ayahuasca. There is no single meaning or purpose shared by everyone. Researchers are studying possible health effects, but current evidence is limited; ayahuasca is not an established medical treatment.
Safety, research, and local laws
Ayahuasca can have physical and psychological effects and may interact with medications. If you have health questions, speak with a qualified healthcare professional; check the laws that apply where you are. This directory does not provide medical advice, supply substances, or endorse ceremony providers. Read the research review on ayahuasca’s pharmacology and safety and the Global Ayahuasca Survey on reported effects.
Other Ceremony Traditions
Ceremonies listed in this directory come from different cultural and spiritual traditions. These brief descriptions are introductions only; organizers should explain their own offering and context.
- San Pedro (Huachuma): A cactus-associated ceremonial tradition with roots in the Andes; formats and cultural contexts vary.
- Iboga: Some ceremonies involve iboga and may be connected by organizers with Bwiti traditions in Central Africa. Offerings are not clinical treatment.
- Kambo: Listings describe ceremonies involving secretion from an Amazonian frog. Medical reports include severe and potentially life-threatening effects; it is not an established medical treatment.
- Rapé (Hapé): A broad name for different ceremonial snuff preparations; ingredients, names, and cultural contexts vary.
- Sananga: A category for offerings described as Sananga. Preparations and practices vary; it is not eye care or vision therapy.
- Cacao: A facilitated gathering centered on cacao may include reflection, music, meditation, movement, or community sharing.
- Temazcal and Inípi: Distinct ceremonial traditions with different cultural roots and practices; they should not be treated as interchangeable.
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Browse listings for spiritual and sacred ceremonies, plant traditions, spiritual and energy healing, sound healing, and holistic guidance. Offerings and practitioner backgrounds vary. For ayahuasca retreat formats and questions to ask organizers, read our Ayahuasca Retreat Guide, or browse all categories and destinations.
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A Note About Listings
Listings are free to publish and are not endorsements, medical advice, or guarantees of results. Verify details and practitioner qualifications directly with the organizer. Read our questions to ask an organizer, retreat guide, and listing standards before contacting a provider. Plant medicine practices may be restricted or prohibited in some places. Providers are responsible for ensuring their listings and services follow requirements that apply where they operate. This marketplace does not provide medical care or sell or supply substances. See inaccurate information or a possible policy issue? Report a listing.