Madre Selva Samana Wasi
Amazonian ecolodge, sacred living, ecological harmony.
Step into the heart of the Amazon at Madre Selva Samana Wasi, a private ecolodge nestled between Pucallpa and Tingo Maria. This isn't just a retreat; it's a living testament to ecological devotion, lovingly cared for by Lily La Torre, a former human-rights lawyer. Lily's deep connection to the land and her commitment to sacred living infuse every corner of this space. Inaugurated as a sacred site by Maestro Enrique Llanos of the Q'ero lineage, Madre Selva Samana Wasi offers a unique opportunity to reconnect with simplicity amidst lush jungle, medicinal plants, and cacao trees. It's a place where the wisdom of the Earth is palpable, providing a powerful backdrop for personal healing and profound connection.
Highlights
- Lovingly tended by former human-rights lawyer Lily La Torre
- Inaugurated as a sacred place by Maestro Enrique Llanos (Q'ero lineage)
- Surrounded by lush jungle, medicinal plants, and cacao trees
- Strong emphasis on ecological harmony and sacred living
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Setting
Madre Selva Samana Wasi is situated in a vibrant rainforest environment, bordering the Amazon jungle between Pucallpa and Tingo Maria. The property is rich with medicinal plants and cacao trees, creating an immersive natural atmosphere that encourages deep connection with the Earth.
Accommodation
Accommodation details are not specified in the provided information.
How to get there
Specific directions to Madre Selva Samana Wasi are not provided, but it is located between Pucallpa and Tingo Maria. Visitors should contact the center for detailed travel instructions.
Nearest airport: Cap FAP David Abenzur Rengifo International Airport (PCL) (102 km)
Nearest city: Pucallpa
Public transport: Contact the center for transport details
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Visit Madre Selva Samana Wasi websiteClimate
Climate Zone: Subtropical
Best Months: Jul, Sep, Jun
Avoid: Dec, Feb, Mar
As the center is located in the Amazon rainforest region, visitors can expect a tropical climate with high humidity and potential for rain throughout the year. It is advisable to prepare for warm temperatures and insects.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Lily La Torre?
Lily La Torre is the caretaker of Madre Selva Samana Wasi. She is a former human-rights lawyer devoted to ecology, spirituality, and the deep wisdom of the Earth, and her dedication to sacred living is evident throughout the ecolodge.
What kind of environment can I expect at Madre Selva Samana Wasi?
The retreat takes place in a beautiful private ecolodge bordering the rainforest between Pucallpa and Tingo Maria. You can expect to be surrounded by lush jungle, medicinal plants, and cacao trees growing on the land, fostering an environment of simplicity and connection.
Is Madre Selva Samana Wasi considered a sacred place?
Yes, Madre Selva Samana Wasi has been inaugurated as a sacred place by Maestro Enrique Llanos, who is in the Q'ero lineage.
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