Paojilhuasca Amazonian medicine center

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Iquitos
Paojilhuasca Amazonian medicine center

Healing With Amazonian Plant Medicine 🌿
Authentic & Safe Retreats | Master Plant Dietas ⇓

20/03/2026

Occasionally, people tell us the medicine didn’t work because they didn’t receive visions.

But the medicine is always working, and it’s our responsibility to be quiet enough to listen.

02/03/2026

Meet La Maestra Alicia and Melissa, the superheroes of Paojilhuasca! 🦸‍♀️

These two ladies run the kitchen, serving us fresh and delicious food daily. All of the meat we eat is hunted directly from the jungle. The river fish and wild meat here contain are no hormones, no antibiotics, no preservatives, and no chemicals.

Did you know that La Maestra Alicia is also our head shaman? Week after week, she prepares plant dietas to clean and purify the body, and leads ceremonies each Friday. For her, being a shaman is not a career — it is a gift to give to her community and the world at large.

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23/02/2026

The plants are what unites us, but we don’t heal alone.

Community is medicine. 🤍

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23/02/2026

The plants are what unites us, but we don’t heal alone.

Community is medicine. 🤍

📸 .but.photography

15/02/2026

Drone shots from our camp — nature at full scale. 🔥

08/02/2026

A retreat isn’t an escape.
It’s a strategic pause.

You step back—not because you’ve failed, but because you need perspective. You reassess terrain, resources, timing.

This is what a real retreat is meant to be.

Not running away from life, but stepping out of the noise long enough to see clearly again. To rest the nervous system. To listen. To realign before moving forward with intention instead of force.

Here, the jungle holds that pause.
It slows the tempo, strips away excess, and gives space for honest recalibration.

You don’t retreat to give up.
You retreat to return wiser.

05/02/2026

The jungle is not a backdrop — it’s a teacher.

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01/02/2026

Why do many traditions ask participants to avoid cannabis before working with ayahuasca?

From a spiritual perspective, it’s not about judgment — it’s about energetic clarity.

In plant medicine traditions, both ayahuasca and ma*****na are understood as teachers. But they teach in very different ways. Ayahuasca often works through deep emotional truth, purification, and embodied healing. Cannabis can soften, amplify the mind, and shift perception — sometimes creating distance from intensity rather than deeper presence with it.

When both influences are present, it can feel like trying to listen to two teachers giving different instructions at the same time.

This is why many lineages ask other plant spirits to step aside before ceremony — to create a clear channel for the work to unfold with grounding, surrender, and emotional honesty.

Not better. Not worse.
Just different paths, different purposes, different classrooms 🌿

27/01/2026

The jungle doesn’t shout.
It whispers — and somehow your soul hears it. 🐍

March 8–14, 2026 Paojilhuasca collaborates with for a week of breath, movement, plant wisdom, and deep inner reconnection. Not to escape life… but to return to it more fully.

If you’ve been feeling the pull, this is it.

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Iquitos

Teléfono

+51916499055

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https://paojilhuasca.org/

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