Kevin Shroads and Camilla Balboa

Heal, connect, transform with Mother Earth.

Peru Pisac paid

Kevin Shroads and Camilla Balboa offer a profound journey into healing and self-discovery in the Sacred Valley of Pisac. Their mission centers on creating a safe, loving space for individuals to connect with their inner wisdom and the divine essence within, often through communion with Mother Earth and plant medicine like Ayahuasca. This retreat is designed to be a meaningful retreat, guiding participants toward harmony, alignment, peace, and joy. Beyond the spiritual work, nutrition plays a key role, with a focus on 'Food Medicine' to support deep inner exploration. It's an opportunity to explore ancestral medicines and embrace a holistic approach to well-being in a supportive environment.

Highlights

Deep inner exploration through ancestral medicines like Ayahuasca
Emphasis on 'Food Medicine' as a companion to spiritual work
Focus on connecting with Mother Earth's wisdom
Commitment to creating a safe, respectful, and loving space
A journey toward harmony, alignment, peace, and joy

Good for

plant medicine journeysspiritual healingself-discoverynature connectionholistic well-being

Setting

Located by the river on the outskirts of Pisac in Peru's Sacred Valley, the center offers a serene natural environment. The exact address is provided upon registration, suggesting a private and focused setting away from the main town bustle.

The practice

The core practice at this center involves deep inner exploration, often facilitated by ancestral plant medicines such as Ayahuasca. The approach emphasizes connecting with the wisdom of Mother Earth and one's own divine essence. Participants can expect a supportive environment designed for healing, insight, and personal transformation.

A typical day

The daily rhythm is centered around deep inner exploration and communion, likely involving ceremonies or guided sessions with plant medicine. Nutrition, referred to as 'Food Medicine,' is an integral part of the experience, supporting the overall healing process. Specific schedules would vary by retreat.

Accommodation

Accommodation details are not specified, but the center emphasizes a safe, respectful, caring, and loving space for all participants.

What to bring

Given the location in Pisac and the focus on connection with Mother Earth, pack comfortable clothing suitable for a mild climate, as average temperatures are around 13.2°C. Layers are advisable, especially during cooler months (June-August) and wetter periods (January-March).

How to get there

To reach the retreat, fly into Cusco airport. From there, a 45-minute taxi ride will take you to Pisac in the Sacred Valley. The center is situated by the river on the outskirts of Pisac, and the precise address will be shared after registration.

Nearest airport: Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ) (16 km)

The nearest airport is Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ) near Cusco, approximately 16 km from the center. You will need to arrange a taxi for the 45-minute journey to Pisac.

Nearest city: Cusco

Languages

English

How to book

The exact booking process is not specified, but the center will provide the address upon registration, implying a direct booking or inquiry process.

Pricing

Pricing starts from USD255, but further details on what this includes (e.g., duration, accommodation, meals, ceremonies) are not provided.

Climate

Climate Zone: Temperate

Best Months: Jul, Jun, Aug

Avoid: Mar, Feb, Jan

Pisac experiences a mild climate with an annual average temperature of 13.2°C. The warmest months are December, November, and January, while July, June, and August are the coolest and driest. March, February, and January are the wettest months, so be prepared for rain if visiting during that period.

Location

Frequently asked questions

What kind of food is served at the retreat?

The retreat emphasizes 'Food Medicine,' which is an essential part of the inner exploration process. While specific dishes aren't detailed, the focus on ancestral medicines suggests a diet that supports healing and spiritual work. Dietary options include Vegan, Vegetarian, Pescetarian, Ayurvedic, Organic, Gluten Free, Dairy Free, and Nut Free choices.

How do I get to the retreat center?

You should fly into Cusco airport (CUZ). From there, you'll take a 45-minute taxi ride to Pisac in the Sacred Valley. The exact address of the retreat center, which is located by the river on the outside of Pisac, will be provided to you upon registration.

Is this retreat suitable for beginners to plant medicine?

The mission emphasizes creating a safe, respectful, caring, and loving space for everyone who feels called to explore their inner being. This suggests a supportive environment for individuals at various stages of their spiritual journey, including those new to plant medicine, though specific beginner programs are not detailed.

What amenities are available at the retreat?

The center offers Free Wifi, Towels, a Kitchen, Tour Assistance, Coffee/Tea, a Restaurant, a Yoga Studio, and Housekeeping services to enhance your stay.