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Instituto Espiritualista Luz da Liberdade (iell) Ayahuasca Espírito Santo (non-profit) • Retreat Center

Treating:

Depression

Chronic Illness

Suicidal Ideation

Eating Disorders

Mind Expansion

Relationship Difficulties

Palliative Care

Anxiety

Addiction

PTSD

Utilizing:

Ayahuasca

Specialties:

Ayahuasca Therapy Ceremonies

Specialties: Ayahuasca Therapy Ceremonies

Belo Horizonte - MG, 30160-030, Brazil

Ayahuasca is made from the union of two plants native to the Amazon Rainforest, namely the vine (Banisteriopsis – Caapi) better known as Mariri or Jagube and the leaves of the bush (Psychotria Viridis) better known as Chacrona or Queen and water. We are a Spiritualist group made up of different people, with different professions, from different cultures, in different places who believe in the power of simple things such as family, honesty, common sense, respect and cordiality. As a group, we form an operational structure of selfless (unpaid) service, creating departments and dividing responsibilities so that everyone can collaborate equally, assuming the commitment to comply with decisions made on an equal level. We voluntarily collaborate in a mutual cooperation regime in favor of our common purpose – Transforming Lives with the use of ceremonial instruments to include ayahuasca.

The Process

STEP

If you have come this far, it was not by chance, it is an honor to welcome you and it will be a privilege to accompany you on this luminous journey of self-knowledge towards intimate transformation. To register, click on the “ I want to participate ” button on the website. You will be welcomed by one of our members who will help you step by step, it's simple and quick. Just follow the instructions carefully. See you soon.

STEP

At the time of the call we will discuss the for. That was completed and any of your questions or concerns. From there, we will decided if moving forward is a good fit and we will set a retreat date and time.

STEP

Before the ceremony, we must make sure to follow the restrictions. In general, anyone can consecrate Ayahuasca. However, there are specific cases of people undergoing treatment with certain controlled medications, and for the safety of the individual in question, the consecration of Ayahuasca Medicine together is not recommended.

STEP

Once all the dates, trip details, and times are set, you will arrive at our location. We are located on Praia de Carapebus, in the city of Serra, state of Espírito Santo – Brazil. The place is magical, full of beautiful landscapes surrounded by nature, just 200 meters away from the beach and 800 meters from the Lagoon. The total headquarters has 1080m², distributed in 3 different environments, namely: 1 – The central house has 300m² of built area spread over 2 floors with several spaces including 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 balconies, 1 living room, 1 kitchen, 1 pantry, 1 office (co-working space) and 1 service area. 2- Leisure area with swimming pool, external lounge with space for a fire pit, 2 bedrooms with total accommodation capacity for 20 people, balcony with space for hammocks, 2 external bathrooms (1 male and 1 female, each with 3 toilets and a box). 3 – Covered space for holding our Ceremonies, instructions, meetings, assemblies, training and immersions with a total area of 290m². Everything was prepared with lots of love and care to provide comfort and safety to all those who visit us and/or are part of this beautiful association of love.

STEP

During the ceremony, you will have support and love to help you on your healing journey. Here you will be introduced to ayahuasca. Ayahuasca is made from the union of two plants native to the Amazon Rainforest, namely the vine (Banisteriopsis – Caapi) better known as Mariri or Jagube and the leaves of the bush (Psychotria Viridis) better known as Chacrona or Queen and water. This powerful Entheogen has been used for at least 5 thousand years by the native peoples of the Amazon rainforest, among them we can mention the Ashaninka, Kashinawa, Yawanawa, Katuquina, Arara and Siona among many others. In Brazil, its use expanded throughout urban centers following the consolidation of practices of some religious entities such as União do Vegetal, Santo Daime and Barquinha, among several others around the world. The word “Ayahuasca” is a Quechua term, which is a family of indigenous languages in South America. “Aya” means persona, Soul, Spirit and “waska” refers to vine, rope, vine or vine. These words refer to the plants and vines used as the basis for preparing the drink, also known as Sacred Medicine by those who use this drink for the purpose of connecting to God.

STEP

Upon completion of your ayahuasca ceremony, we will have an integration period to help you adjust. At this time we will have further discussions about your experiences.