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Peru- September 29th- October 8th
Embark on a transformative deep dive connecting with the Spirit of Kambo, Ayahusaca and Master Plant dietas designed to help you come home to yourself, sparking release, reset, and renewal within every level of your being, while being immersed in the Amazon Jungle.
This Sacred journey will help you reconnect with your inner self, Mother Earth, restore balance, and Awaken your Spirit to embrace the blessings waiting for you as you step into a Life of deeper clarity, purpose, and abundance!
Peru has a very special place in my heart. It is full of so much life and mystery. It has been one of my dreams to share this place with people I love and people whom I believe can get a lot out of coming to the jungle to connect with Pacha Mama and the Shipibo Elders. You are invited to join us in Peru September 29th to October 8th. We will be a small group of 6 people total, sitting in ceremony together, jungle trekking, meeting Kambo, learning from the plant, animal spirits and the Shipibo Elders Loti and Eusebio.
I hope you will join us :)
With Love,
Dr. Tasha
What's Included?
All ceremonies, including plant and animal medicines, food, travel from Iquitos airport to the jungl
Ceremony takes place in the Maloka, led by Shipibo Maestra Loti and Maestro Eusebio
Healthy Nutritious Meals
Food is the first medicine, so what better way to help your body heal by feeding you fresh, nutritious food, all organic and grown in Peru. All meals will be prepared fresh daily and will be aligned with your dieta.
Trip Itinerary Sept 29th-Ocotber 8th
Itinerary
Plan to leave the day before on Sept 28th or Sept 27th. You will need to fly into Lima Peru then take another flight from Lima to Iquitos. It’s a long day of traveling, if you get to Lima at night, there are cheap hotels at the airport where you can sleep and shower then travel to Iquitos the morning of the 29th. Also if you need to do money exchange do it at the airport in Lima, this service is not available at the Iquitos Airport.
Arrive in Iquitos Peru Sept 29th by 1pm
Gather with group at the airport in Iquitos Peru and leave via Taxi Van then Motor Taxi to a river boat that will take us up the river to the Jah Selva Lodge located in the Pacaya Samira National Reserve. Its about 5 hours from Iquitos
Day 1- Arrive in the evening, settle in, dinner
Day 2- Kambo in the morning, Yoni steam, jungle steam in the afternoon
Lunch and Dinner
Day 3- Open Plant Dieta, Optional Kambo in the morning or Breakfast, Lunch, Jungle Trekking, Ayahuasca ceremony at night
Day 4- Sharing Circle, Plant Dieta
Breakfast, Jungle Steam, Yoni Steam, Jungle Trekking, Lunch, Ayahuasca Ceremony at night
Day 5- Sharing Circle, Plant Dieta, breakfast, lunch, dinner- jungle trekking at night to see Kambo
Day 6- Plant Dieta, Breakfast, visit local village and river beach, Lunch, and Dinner
Day 7- Breakfast, Yoni Steam, Jungle Steam, Rest during the day, optional jungle trekking, Lunch, Ayahusaca Ceremony at night
Day 8- Breakfast, sharing circle/ close plant dieta, get ready to depart to Iquitos Airport. Flight schedules for this day should be in the evening, unless you plan on staying in Iquitos for the night.
(Jungle trekking, river beach time and visit to the local village are flexible and will be adjusted according to the energy of the group)
Investment is $1600
Deposit of $785 is due on or before
August 1st to secure your spot
Includes all accommodations, food, ceremonies, plant and animal medicines, and transportation while in Iquitos and the jungle.
Interested? Email Dr. Tasha at info@medicineofthepeace.com
She will send you a health questionnaire to fill out along with activity waivers.
Once approved to safely sit with the medicines, Dr. Tasha will notify you. Then you can make your deposit via Venmo to @tashamintzer to secure your spot.
There are only 6 spots available and will be on a first come first serve basis for those who secure their spot with their deposit. Deposits are non refundable and go directly to our jungle host Victor to support the Shipibo Elders that will be with us at the retreat.
Remainder amount of the retreat is $815 and will be due by Sept 27th
Your Guide
Dr. Tasha Mintzer, DACM, L.Ac. - 4th Generation Medicine Womban and Founder
Sharing the roots of her lineage the Babylan of the Mai-I and Hebrew people along with deep reverence and reciprocity for the teachings and practices of her plant teachers, Oriental Medicine Masters, Indigenous elders and medicine keepers of the Matses, Quechua, Shipibo, Huin Kuin, Yawananwa, Toltecca of the Mayan Peninsula, Hopi and Navajo First Nation cultures. Her passion for working with plants and indigenous cultures compliments her acupuncture journey.
Dr. Tasha obtained a Doctorate and Masters degree in Oriental Medicine from Pacific College of Health and Science in San Diego, CA. She holds a Bachelor of Science from UNLV with a minor in Fine Art. She obtained additional training in Japanese Acupuncture and Kampo Herbalism, Facial Acupuncture, Microneedling, Nanoneedling, Pediatrics, and also did her doctoral research project in Scalp acupuncture for behavioral disorders including Autism, ADHD, bipolar, depression, anxiety and suicidal ideation. Dr. Tasha also uses an integrative approach to healing when needed, ordering necessary labs and prescribing certain supplements and herbs to get you back into balance.
She answered the call to Kambo and traveled to Mexico to sit in medicine ceremony learning from the frog and her dear Curanderas. Dr. Tasha has been practicing as a Kambo facilitator since 2020 and has been studying Indigenous medicines and ceremony deepening her knowledge for the last 15 years.
Meet the Shipibo Shamans
Maestra Loti and Maestro Eusebio come from the Shipibo Conibo lineage. They have been practicing plant and animal medicines their whole life, growing up in the Amazon jungle.
They are a married couple having been together since they were 16 years old and have 4 children. When you are in their presence you cannot help but feel held by their sweetness, care and integrity.
They are highly knowledgeable in plant medicines and come forth willingly to share their knowledge in a loving way.
As a participant on this trip you will have the opportunity to harvest and prepare medicines and will be able to spend quality time with the Elders for an all encompassing learning experience.