Mai Niti Healing Center

Ancestral Shipibo healing in the Amazon.

Peru Peru paid

Deep in the Peruvian Amazon, Mai Niti Healing Center offers a profound immersion into ancestral Shipibo plant medicine traditions. This isn't just any retreat; it's a family affair, guided by Maestros Leonardo and Lucila, a father-daughter duo whose lineage boasts generations of healers. What began as a way to serve their local Shipibo community has blossomed into a welcoming space for international visitors seeking healing and expanded consciousness. The center fosters a truly nurturing environment, with compassionate guidance from the maestros and round-the-clock support from an experienced team. Beyond the powerful ceremonies, you'll find beautifully maintained gardens, plenty of hammocks for quiet contemplation, and a peaceful ceremonial Maloca well suited to yoga or meditation. Plus, the on-site chef prepares delicious, ayahuasca-friendly meals using fresh, local ingredients.

Highlights

Guided by a father-daughter team of Shipibo Maestros with generations of healing knowledge
Originating from a mission to serve the local Shipibo community
24/7 support from Maestros and an experienced team
Delicious, ayahuasca-friendly meals prepared with fresh local ingredients
Peaceful ceremonial Maloca for yoga, meditation, and other activities

Good for

plant medicine seekersthose interested in Shipibo traditionsindividuals seeking deep healingnature loversspiritual explorers

Setting

set in the Amazon Jungle region of Peru, the center provides a serene and natural environment. Guests can explore beautifully kept gardens, relax in hammocks scattered throughout the property, and utilize a peaceful ceremonial Maloca for various activities. The setting is designed to foster connection with nature and provide a tranquil backdrop for deep personal work.

The practice

Mai Niti Healing Center focuses on ancestral Shipibo plant medicine traditions, primarily utilizing Ayahuasca and other Amazonian plants. The practice is guided by experienced Maestros who facilitate ceremonies aimed at expanding consciousness and healing the mind, body, and spirit. Participants can expect a supportive environment for profound personal work, rooted in ancient wisdom.

A typical day

While specific daily schedules vary by retreat, guests can expect a rhythm that supports plant medicine work and personal reflection. Days often include time for ceremonies, personal contemplation in the gardens or hammocks, and nourishing ayahuasca-friendly meals. The ceremonial Maloca is available for activities like yoga or meditation.

Accommodation

The center offers small wooden huts for guests. Specific details on room types or amenities within the huts are not provided, but the overall environment is described as supportive and comfortable for retreat participants.

What to bring

Given the Amazonian location and plant medicine focus, pack light, breathable clothing suitable for a tropical climate. Consider bringing insect repellent, a reusable water bottle, and any personal items for comfort during ceremonies or relaxation.

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How to get there

To reach Mai Niti Healing Center, international travelers typically fly to Lima, Peru, and then take a connecting flight to Pucallpa. The center will arrange for a taxi to pick you up from the Pucallpa airport and transport you directly to the center.

Languages

English

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of support is available during my stay?

Mai Niti Healing Center provides 24/7 support from both the Maestros and an experienced support team, ensuring you are cared for throughout your retreat.

What kind of food is served at the center?

Our on-site chef prepares delicious and nutritious ayahuasca-friendly meals, which means they are made without oil, spice, or salt. We use fresh local ingredients and can accommodate various dietary needs including vegan, vegetarian, pescetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, and nut-free.

What activities are available outside of ceremonies?

Guests can enjoy the beautifully kept gardens, relax in hammocks, or use the peaceful ceremonial Maloca for yoga, meditation, painting, and other activities. There is also a volleyball court available.

How do I get to Mai Niti Healing Center?

Most international travelers will fly into Lima, Peru, and then take a domestic flight to Pucallpa. From Pucallpa, the center will arrange an inexpensive taxi to collect you from the airport and bring you directly to Mai Niti.

Is the center suitable for beginners to plant medicine?

Yes, the center is designed to support individuals at various stages of their healing journey. The compassionate guidance of the Maestros and the 24/7 support team create a nurturing environment for deep personal work, making it suitable for those new to plant medicine.