PUBLISHED ON SEPTEMBER 14, 2021
Peru is a magical place like no other. It isn’t just the mountains, the sea, the ancient ruins and history-defining culture that makes it the pinnacle of travel, but also the mysterious ways of its native population than newcomers swear-by on their spiritual journeys. Shamans, witchdoctors, and other traditional Peruvian healers have deep knowledge passed along through the generations and have the power to help us overcome our problems—no matter how personal or excruciating—and come out of them with a renewed, healthy perspective on life and the clarity of mind, and strength of spirit, to defeat them and move on towards a brighter future.
Peruvian culture—from the mountains of Machu Picchu to the seas of Lima, to the indigenous communities that continue to thrive after tens of thousands of years, to the secret ways of traditional medicine and the shamans who are trained in imparting this experience on their seekers.
You can leave all of your troubles behind and begin the search towards self-actualization and spiritual clarity, by participating in our Shaman Night Session in Tucume. On this spiritual journey, you’ll be taken to the archaeological site of Tucume, where a shaman will greet you by the ancient pyramids before showing and teaching you about the many ways they can heal you of your troubles using organic, traditional, 100% natural medicine from nature. This special event includes the ceremonious consumption of San Pedro—a hallucinogenic drink that is also known colloquially as the “teacher plant”, giving its students a profound and eye-opening experience.
While under the effects of San Pedro, the shaman will be with you every step of the way, helping to heal you by ridding you of internalized negativity and stressors, so that you can emerge feeling renewed, full of vitality, and ready to take on the world with a refreshed perspective.
With a second chance to finally get things right, exploring our spirituality may just be the answer.
And that answer is right here in Peru.
Source:
https://www.valenciatravelcusco.com/shaman-night-session-in-tucume
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