Jalisco
Ayahuasca, Kambo, Meditation, Vegan, Vegetarian, Yoga

Mexisoul Ayahuasca Retreats

V548+44 Tepatitlán de Morelos, Jalisco, Mexico

Description

Mexisoul Ayahuasca Retreat is an affordable spiritual wellness retreat located in Mexico, focused on holistic healing. The retreat offers Ayahuasca ceremonies and various other activities, aiming to help guests discover themselves and their true potential, while also promoting mental and spiritual health.

Ruger Hebert, the main organizer, ensures that guests have the best experience possible. The retreat is located at “The Finca,” a holistic healing center where participants can engage in meditation and sacred medicine, as well as various cultural experiences.

Mexisoul offers several retreats throughout the year, each including two Ayahuasca ceremonies, one Samadhi ceremony, two Kambo ceremonies, one Temazcal (Sweat Lodge) ceremony, one Cacao ceremony, and one Fire Circle ceremony. Guests can also opt for a Bufo ceremony for an additional cost.

Other amenities offered include restorative yoga, meditation, group and individual integration sessions, art therapy, horseback riding, accommodations, airport transportation, and freshly prepared meals.

Mexisoul Ayahuasca Retreats Location

About Jalisco

Jalisco is a state located in western Mexico. The state’s capital and largest city is Guadalajara, which is also the second-largest city in Mexico. It boasts a diverse geography that includes coastal areas, mountains, and valleys. The western part of the state is characterized by its long coastline along the Pacific Ocean, which features popular tourist destinations such as Puerto Vallarta and the Riviera Nayarit. Inland, the landscape becomes more mountainous, with the Sierra Madre Occidental mountain range running through the state. It is the birthplace of many Mexican traditions, including mariachi music, tequila, and charreadas (Mexican rodeos). Guadalajara, the cultural hub of the state, is renowned for its colonial architecture, lively arts scene, and museums, including the Instituto Cultural Cabañas. Additionally, the region’s cuisine is famous for dishes like birria (a spicy meat stew), tortas ahogadas (drowned sandwiches), and tequila, which is produced in the area surrounding the town of Tequila. In terms of tourism, Jalisco offers a combination of natural beauty, historical sites, lively festivals and celebrations, and modern amenities that make it a popular destination for both domestic and international travelers.