MexiSoul Retreats

I recently joined the July 23–29 Ayahuasca retreat at MexiSoul, and just like my previous visits, it delivered—as always—a safe space for healing and deep spiritual work. The staff is consistently warm and professional. Their constant presence throughout the ceremonies makes you feel genuinely supported, not just during the ceremonies, but before and after as well.

The ceremonies are powerful, guided with clear intention, and elevated by live music from a talented band whose voices and instrumental skills raise the energy in the room. There’s space for emotional release, deep reflection, and personal inner work. Every participant’s process is respected, and you’re never left alone in your journey.

The finca itself is breathtaking. Its rustic charm, agave fields, horses, and even wolves on-site create a sense of grounded peace. Nature becomes part of the medicine here. Meals are simple yet nourishing, prepared with care to give your body exactly what it needs for this kind of work.

What truly sets MexiSoul apart is how much they prioritize integration. This isn’t a place where you drink medicine and are left to figure things out on your own. The integration is holistic and intentional, with journaling, breathwork, music, movement, sharing circles, and even horse therapy. This structure supports not just the ceremony nights, but the emotional processing that continues in the days after.

Every time I return to MexiSoul, I leave with a deeper connection to myself and a greater sense of peace. This is a place held with integrity, and I’m grateful for the work they do.

Having attended multiple MexiSoul retreats, I have consistently experienced the environment as safe, therapeutic, and deeply empowering. This recent retreat was my first Psilocybin ceremony, and I can say without hesitation that each ceremony became a profound journey of healing, reflection, and personal growth.

From the moment you arrive at the finca, you are welcomed into a community that genuinely honors the sacredness of plant medicine work. The team creates a space where you feel seen, heard, and supported—whether it’s your first retreat or your sixth.

One of the things I value most about MexiSoul is their emphasis on integration. The experience doesn’t end with the ceremony; it’s about how you process and embody the insights long after. Through breathwork, art therapy, circle talks, and one-on-one conversations, the integration support has been a vital part of anchoring the lessons I’ve gained.

The beauty of the finca, the thoughtfully curated ceremonies, the nourishing meals, and the genuine heart of the staff make MexiSoul a truly special place. Each retreat has offered me a new layer of insight, peace, and connection—not just within myself but with a larger human experience.

The many times I’ve attended MexiSoul have all been meaningful and transformative. I hold deep gratitude for the integrity with which they hold this sacred work, and I’m honored to continue this journey with them.

The retreat was absolutely amazing, the food, the staff, the volunteers. It’s a beautiful space. You can keep to yourself or chat with the group in your spare time. Highly recommend to anyone who is sitting on the fence on wether to go or not.

I originally intended to write my review after completing the 30-day integration, but I changed my mind after going through the hardest part on Day 3. I feel that sharing my experience now might encourage someone who is still unsure about their decision.

Before starting my retreat, I hoped to find a magic wand that would solve all my problems. The answer is no. Am I disappointed? Absolutely not.

The experience I had at Mexisoul has been life-changing. I was in tremendous pain—so much that I wanted to exit this world. For over ten years, I was on FDA-approved medications that were supposed to help me get through daily life. None of them truly helped; they only wasted money I could’ve donated to an animal shelter to make the world a better place. Even counseling never truly convinced me to believe in myself.

Mexisoul helped me start a new journey.

As I mentioned, three days after returning from the retreat, I faced a very difficult moment. The reality of life hit me hard. But this time, I decided to confront my inner demons—because Mexisoul taught me that I am strong and that I am enough. It was incredibly difficult to face the deepest parts of my emotions, but I did it. And this is just the beginning of my new path.

I don’t know what challenges lie ahead, but I’m willing to try and find out. That’s the biggest change in me.

I’m a spoiled city girl, born and raised—someone who never liked camping. But Mexisoul's service was more than satisfying. The beautiful site, the amazing staff, and the way they showed love and compassion to strangers—who eventually became my dear friends—I already miss them so much.

I’ve shared this experience with friends who face similar struggles. If any of them decide to go, I will go with them without hesitation.

To whoever is reading this: I wish you all the best on your journey to find your Nirvana.

I love how the program has been thought through. Integration is done through various activities (sharing, horse therapy, breathwork, music, dance, journaling, and more). Some of those wisdom quotes that we all hear like Dance like nobody sees you finally sank down in me and i felt through the body the wisdom and release of body movement. Support staff (Krista, Jason, Pedro and others) are very caring and creating safe space. I felt lots of love and strength from them that helped me live through my tough experiences. They are invisible warriors standing the ground, alert and aware, spreading the calmness and ready to support me when I need it. At the same time they didn't try to save me , they allowed me to do the work that I came here for. The property itself is amazing, safe and beautiful space with lots of harmony and love. I highly recommend this retreat. And I will be coming back here 100%. Lots of love to MexiSoul.