Nauta, Peru
Up to 18 in group
10 Days Package (9 nights)
About this Retreat
She is the creator and leader of the Inca Shipiba Center coming from the Contamana community along the Ucayali river. She’s 63 and has almost 50 years of experience with Ayahuasca and plant medicines which you can hear in the countless Icaros she sings during ceremonies. She’s one of the most powerful female shamans in Peru at the moment, one of the very few who owns her own retreat center and attracts guests from all over the world. She’s young enough to lead a ceremony with lots of energy, but also wise and grounded enough to hold a safe space. Her energy is very caring, giving her guests an experience guided by love and light.
During ceremonies she is supported by her daughter Sara and son Wilson. Their huge wisdom of medicinal plants will support you with many health issues. She also offers a medicinal massage or plant vapor saunas that greatly support the healing process.
Her name “Korin Beka” carries profound spiritual symbolism, reflecting a beautiful soul intertwined with the essence of the Inkas. It signifies a being infused with a fresh spirit, resonating deeply with the wisdom and heritage of the Inka civilization. This name suggests a connection to ancestral roots and a profound understanding of ancient traditions, embodying a harmony between past and present
Daughter of Maestra Matilde, Sara is a being full of light and it’s rare that you will see her without a smile on her face. She adds a lot of love into the ceremonies with her Icaros song but also with her ukulele and medicine song. As the younger generation, she is great at blending the long tradition of the Shipibo Icaros with the new age medicine music adding soothing energy to the sometimes hard work. Together with her brother and mother, they create a powerful trio of voices that guide you through the darkness into the light.
Son of Maestra Matilde, studying under the maestras guidance has allowed him to combine the typical strong masculine style of Shipibo Icaros songs with the softer high pitched feminine, creating his beautiful melancholic style. A very talented singer who’s balancing the feminine energy of the family without overwhelming it. Wilson has also trained to serve Kambo frog medicine with the Matses tribe and is always honored to offer his services to deepen your process of healing.
His name “Chonon Meni” carries a deeply spiritual significance, symbolizing a men who has embarked on a profound journey of learning and understanding the healing properties of medicinal plants. It represents an individual who has delved into the ancient wisdom of plant medicine, seeking to uncover their therapeutic benefits and unlock their potential for holistic healing.
Details of this retreat
Inca Shipiba is a center led by a Shipibo family in the heart of the Amazon Rainforest.
During your stay at our center, you will experience a master plant diet that will help you in your healing process, releasing past traumas and wounds.
Matilde will choose a plant for you during the process that will help you deepen your personal processes.
At the beginning of the retreat, we perform a purification ritual with tobacco and also apply kambo for those who wish to do so, as a way to begin the experience by freeing yourself from everything that no longer contributes to your life.
The ayahuasca ceremonies follow the Shipibo tradition of being held in darkness and using icaros, which are songs that promote healing.
The entire process is a retreat of deep connection with your inner world, transformation.
You will develop a deep connection with the medicine that the jungle has to offer, allowing you to free yourself from everything that no longer contributes to your life.
This space can be useful for people who are going through processes of addiction, pain, discomfort, and disconnection from their purpose.
A master plant diet can also be useful for people who already have a relationship with ayahuasca medicine or with native Amazonian plants that promote strength, power, and alignment with life purpose.