Historias de Ayahuasca

A young girl has disappeared and a goat may have taken her. From Australia to Indonesia. From China to South America. From Canada to Mexico. Follow Gwen, Ria, and Bruno as they embark on an alcohol-fueled adventure to save a girl's life while trying not to get crushed by the enormous existential weight of being alive.

When Anne, an empty nester and newly single, goes to Peru, she falls head over heels for her glamorous shaman. But when he dies under mysterious circumstances, Anne starts to suspect an affluent journalist she met on the trip has a dark secret. Can she get back to her old life in time?

a wry, hallucinatory novel about one man's misguided attempt to flee the wreckage of his life - and what he finds instead. Lodge Gratz has had enough. Orphaned, recently divorced, and quietly convinced he's dying of a slow, invisible illness he traces back to the dust of September 11th, Lodge does what any desperate, spiritually curious New Yorker might do: he buys a one-way ticket into the Amazon jungle. What follows is not a neat arc of healing, but a humid, often absurd plunge into ritual, ceremony, and the myth of reinvention. As Lodge stumbles barefoot through the unfamiliar terrain of ayahuasca retreats, silent guides, and his own crumbling psyche, he begins to confront the very thing he was trying to outrun: himself. Told in a voice that's as sharp as it is compassionate, Holidays, Travel, and Other Misconceptions explores how we project meaning onto holidays, travel, and transformation - and how those projections, shaped by personal trauma and cultural noise, often obscure the quieter truths hiding in plain sight. It's a story about grief disguised as escape, about the rituals we inherit and the ones we invent, and about what's left when the curated version of ourselves finally collapses.

Drew's eyes fly open, wide, searching. She can't see anything. There's nothing. No shadows. She tries to listen to her steps, is she moving? She can't hear over what sound like heavy wind on sheet metal. She breaks into a run. No steps to be heard. Everything goes white. "What is this?"

From cafe baker to potion maker, join Drew's odd journey to "wellness."

el chullachaqui es conocido como el guardian de la amazonia, guardián de la flora y fauna que cada día esta siendo asechada por la humanidad...

The Greek physician Hippocrates said: "Nature itself is the best physician," and his wisdom rings even more true today. https://elsolretreats.com/nature-medicine/

The thoughts, thunks, imaginings, phantasies, poetry, prose, essays and wordspasms of Donovan Volk, a despairing activist-writer who survives on eggs, potatoes and waxy apples. Much if not most is taken from life. When the author is not sitting in a darkened room making letters into words, (and words into sentences) , he is standing by a highway trying to thumb a lift, slowly drinking in the silence in the forest or tundra, pursuing a great coffee in some smoggy pit or bothering the local and national authorities. When the author is not referring to himself in the third person, he is referring to himself in the first, or sometimes to others in the second, or to the world at large in the first. This book is a depository, always evolving, it is as polymorphous as an alchemists tube-flask. The bunsen burner to this alchemical process is always life, the oxidase; imagination. The substance; feeling. I am sorry world, I will always let you down. Never will I quite do justice to the heights of wonder or the depths of despair that inhabit and fill up this globe. I can only do my best. Thank you for tolerating me so far.

In the heart of the Peruvian rainforest lies a sanctuary of ancient wisdom and healing: a seven-day Ayahuasca retreat. Amidst the verdant foliage and mystical chants, two souls find themselves drawn together by the unseen hand of fate. Maya, a weary traveler seeking purpose amidst the chaos of modern life, and Diego, a restless spirit haunted by his past, embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and love. Through the potent brew of Ayahuasca, they navigate the depths of their subconscious, finding solace and connection amidst the swirling mists of the jungle. As the retreat draws to a close, Maya and Diego realize that their bond is forged in the sacred fires of Ayahuasca, guiding them towards a future filled with love, healing, and endless possibility.

At El Sol Healing Retreat Center, we work with indigenous Peruvian Shipibo female and male healers, and have decades of combined experience working at top-rated ayahuasca retreat centers in the Peruvian Amazon. We are honored to promote the expansion of plant medicines and holistic health in an accessible, respectful, informed way. https://elsolretreats.com/statement-of-beliefs/

A re-discovery of the Soul that I am. x.

HISTORIA DE UN JOVEN ENAMORADO QUIEN ACUDE A LO SOBRE NATURAL PARA PODER CONQUISTAR A LA MUJER DE SU VIDA