A preparation course valued at $109 is included with the retreat at no extra cost
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A Sacred and Life-Changing Journey
If you're considering an Ayahuasca retreat, Sowa Nete is something truly special — but it's not something to take lightly. This experience is not for everyone. You must feel called to it. It demands your full respect, intention, and seriousness. Ayahuasca is not a vacation, and Sowa Nete is not a wellness retreat — it is a space for deep, transformative inner work, beautifully and powerfully held by Mario and Carolina.
From the beginning, I felt that this wasn’t just about signing up and paying a fee. After submitting my reservation request, Mario scheduled a Zoom call — not just to answer my questions, but to truly understand who I was, where I was in life, and whether this was the right time and space for me to do this work. They are not in this for business. They are in this for service. If I hadn’t been ready, I have no doubt they would have kindly turned me away. Their integrity was clear from the start, and they treat this work with deep reverence.
The Experience:
My retreat was three nights with two ceremonies. Nothing could have prepared me for the intensity of the first night. It was the most challenging, disorienting, and emotionally overwhelming experience of my life. The medicine held up a mirror and showed me parts of myself I wasn’t ready to see — my ego, my fears, my lack of self-love. It was terrifying, yes, but also deeply necessary.
After the first ceremony, I swore I would never go back into that space. But Mario, Carolina, and the other participants held space for me in such a loving, grounded, and non-judgmental way. They never pressured me but gently encouraged me to trust the process and consider continuing the journey.
The second ceremony changed everything. With a day of rest, reflection, and surrender, I walked into that night ready to trust. What unfolded was the most beautiful and healing experience of my life — the kind of healing that years of therapy couldn’t have touched. It was as though the difficulty of the first night cracked me open, and the second filled me with light, love, wisdom, and a deep sense of connection — to myself, to others, and to something greater.
Mario and Carolina:
Their presence is what made this retreat safe and sacred. They are not just facilitators — they are guardians of this ancient wisdom. With roots in the Peruvian Amazon, they carry the traditions with respect, humility, and grace. Their knowledge is real. Their hearts are open. They knew how to hold space in both the darkness and the light. I felt safe in their care, seen in my vulnerability, and supported in every step of the process.
Final Thoughts:
If you’re feeling called to Ayahuasca and are ready to face yourself with honesty and openness, Sowa Nete is a place you can trust. But please, don’t go into this lightly. This work is sacred. It will challenge you. It may unravel you. But with the right mindset and the right guides — and I truly believe Mario and Carolina are among the best — it can change your life.
I’m forever grateful for their guidance and the community they’ve created. We will be connected for life.
From the beginning, I felt that this wasn’t just about signing up and paying a fee. After submitting my reservation request, Mario scheduled a Zoom call — not just to answer my questions, but to truly understand who I was, where I was in life, and whether this was the right time and space for me to do this work. They are not in this for business. They are in this for service. If I hadn’t been ready, I have no doubt they would have kindly turned me away. Their integrity was clear from the start, and they treat this work with deep reverence.
The Experience:
My retreat was three nights with two ceremonies. Nothing could have prepared me for the intensity of the first night. It was the most challenging, disorienting, and emotionally overwhelming experience of my life. The medicine held up a mirror and showed me parts of myself I wasn’t ready to see — my ego, my fears, my lack of self-love. It was terrifying, yes, but also deeply necessary.
After the first ceremony, I swore I would never go back into that space. But Mario, Carolina, and the other participants held space for me in such a loving, grounded, and non-judgmental way. They never pressured me but gently encouraged me to trust the process and consider continuing the journey.
The second ceremony changed everything. With a day of rest, reflection, and surrender, I walked into that night ready to trust. What unfolded was the most beautiful and healing experience of my life — the kind of healing that years of therapy couldn’t have touched. It was as though the difficulty of the first night cracked me open, and the second filled me with light, love, wisdom, and a deep sense of connection — to myself, to others, and to something greater.
Mario and Carolina:
Their presence is what made this retreat safe and sacred. They are not just facilitators — they are guardians of this ancient wisdom. With roots in the Peruvian Amazon, they carry the traditions with respect, humility, and grace. Their knowledge is real. Their hearts are open. They knew how to hold space in both the darkness and the light. I felt safe in their care, seen in my vulnerability, and supported in every step of the process.
Final Thoughts:
If you’re feeling called to Ayahuasca and are ready to face yourself with honesty and openness, Sowa Nete is a place you can trust. But please, don’t go into this lightly. This work is sacred. It will challenge you. It may unravel you. But with the right mindset and the right guides — and I truly believe Mario and Carolina are among the best — it can change your life.
I’m forever grateful for their guidance and the community they’ve created. We will be connected for life.
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