The Wachuma San Pedro ceremony is a powerful spiritual experience that has been used by many indigenous people of the Andean mountains for thousands of years, by diverse cultures and pre-Columbian civilizations in northern Peru, approximately 1,500 BC until the arrival of the Spaniards.

Peru for centuries as a way to connect with the divine and heal physical, emotional, and spiritual ailments. The ceremony involves drinking an infusion made from San Pedro cactus (known scientifically as Echinopsis pachanoi), which is native to the Andes Mountains of Peru. Participants often report feeling a strong connection to their ancestors and spirit guides, as well as profound shifts in consciousness. The experience can be intense and may lead to deep realizations about one’s self and life path. It is important to have proper preparation before participating in a Wachuma San Pedro ceremony, such as setting an intention for your journey, learning about the history of the cactus medicine, having a clear understanding of what will happen during the ceremony, and most importantly, having a trusted guide or shaman that can provide support. The Wachuma San Pedro ceremony is an amazing way to journey into the divine mysteries of life and discover one’s true porpose

connecting yourself and find out what is your mission in life, so that improve your health, spirit and intellectually.

It is not for everyone, but those who are ready to take the plunge will find it a truly transformative experience.