Our vision is to honor the connection with Pachamama (Mother Earth), respecting and taking care of her as a unique family of brothers and sisters.

To share the legacy of our ancestral medicines with the responsible seekers who contact us.

To honor the ancestral ceremony of Ayahuasca as a sacred plant that connects us with our master inner teacher and opens the door to a profound healing of the soul.

To share and respect the Andean and jungle traditions of our ancestors. Research the synergy of shamanic traditional and contemporary use of Ayahuasca honoring its ritual context.

The Ayahuasca-Wasi team is comprised of people committed to this medicine, and who are experienced in the use of Ayahuasca and facilitating healing in others. Some of us have more than ten years of experience, learning from curanderos (healers) and from the teacher plants of the jungle.

Ayahuasca-Wasi workshops have taken place since the year 2000 sharing this medicine with many brothers and sisters coming from all over the world.

The greatest gift we receive is to be witnesses of the awakening and healing process of each person attending the workshop. We recognize at the end of the workshop how the Ayahuasca joins us and makes us brothers and sisters, sincere seekers of the truth.

Ayllu Masikunapa!!

In quechua language (the language spoken in the Andes tradition), "Ayllu masikunapa" means "we are all family", and represents the extended family of Ayahuasca-Wasi.