The effects of Ayahuasca during a retreat

How important is dieting before an Ayahuasca retreat? It’s indeed very important. Before an Ayahuasca ceremony please make sure to establish some sort of hygiene in your body’s physical functioning.

This is absolutely important for one’s own experience. It’s necessary to devote some time to a proper diet. First one has to honor the Ayahuasca appropriately. Be honest with yourself, and quit caffeine, cigars, alcohol, red meat, pork meat, recreational drugs and avoid sexual activity.

The retreat sometimes gets tougher for the participant, if one does not follow a diet before the Ayahuasca retreat. In most cases, once at the ceremony itself the participant ends up having the perception of being eaten alive by a huge snake or tarantula or feels that is being attacked by negative autonomous entities, whereas it is perhaps only the medicine finding the remains of some red meat, alcohol, or pork in your digestive system, in this case, you are the physical witness of this battle.

How important is dieting before an Ayahuasca retreat? All the toxins we collect during our everyday life are the first things that ayahuasca will attack. In most cases, if one does not apply the recommended diet. This can increase the terrible visions and the purging effects. Ayahuasca has the tendency to confront one’s problems first thing before getting into matters. You want to get answers, but first, you have to see how wrong you are, this is all part of the purge.

On the contrary, if one applies the recommended diet to one’s pre-preparation, the more purified and cleanse. The greater the capacity to attain a nice experience during the first Ayahuasca retreat.

Criteria before an Ayahuasca retreat

People who are new to Ayahuasca must take aside their traditional beliefs or concepts. Putting one’s thoughts together, and looking for a new way to approach Ayahuasca. These are deep waters you need to be completely informed about before diving into them. Ayahuasca is a radical system shift, you will see the world differently in a fairly clear way, after one or more ceremonies.