This "Ancestras y Maestras" Retreat is meant to be intimate with only 7 spots available. In addition to those 7 will be Amy plus Guardians. Beyond that we will have local staff for cooking, property maintenance, transportation, etc. 

It will be in the beginning of October. The portion in the Jungle will be 8 days and 7 nights. I would like us to go to a place where you can saw the beautiful red macaws before or after so I am coordinating a few more items to determine start/end times. 

Our Retreat will be held in the Madre de Dios (Mother of God) region of Peru. We will fly into Puerto Maldonado and from there drive to a port (10 minutes). We will take a boat ride up the river (I found out it is a little over an hour) and then we will walk for a little over 2 miles to get to our retreat location. Our Retreat property is conservation land owned by a Canadian woman and Peruvian man who have devoted their lives to caring for and conserving the Amazon. The entire property is 2,000 hectares (approx 5,000 acres) but our area is very contained with all sleeping spaces close together and the kitchen, bathrooms, etc close by. 

Officially we have 3 scheduled but that could increase. We will have day and night ceremonies there.

The Amazonian Flower Bobinsana is known as a master heart healer. She is highly regarded spirit of the Jungle and is known to open the voice and all expressive gifts. Truly she is a perfumer of the hearts. It is such an honor to have the opportunity to be in Dieta/ CommUnion with the Powerful and Beautiful Mermaid of the Forest Bobinsana. (I will share more about her ahead of our Retreat during our preparation phase)

Each person will have their own bed and sleeping area. Some will have their own tambos. Tambos are little individual huts with palm fronds for roofs. They are screened and will have mosquito nets over the beds for double protection. With that said I am told mosquitos are not an issue in this area. 

In addition to the individual tambos there is a beautiful tree house. The tree house has separate room within it and is elevated off the ground. 

The toilets are composting toilets and there is no electricity (we do have candles and you will bring flashlights)

In addition there is a maloka (sacred space for ceremonies), a common area where we will eat, a yoga space, 2 showers, a custom bath house with 2 bath tubs made from ancient trees plus clay oven and fireplace. There is a creek plus spring water that is safe to drink, hammocks, clothes washing station, etc. 

The food will be Aya safe diet so that means clean and simple, nourishing foods. I will be coordinating with the local women ahead of our retreat so I can share that with you but it will be as I said, nourishing, clean and simple. We will have fresh water available to us the entire time. 

The process to join is as follows: 

Once registration opens you can register with a deposit followed by completion of an application & intake form. From there we will review both to determine if this is the right experience for you at this time. If we do not feel this is right for you at this time we will share that with you and refund you in full. If we feel this may be right for you we will setup an intro call to answer questions and get to know one another. From there formal approval of your registration will be made and from that point forward your deposit is non refundable. We will invite you to an online group ahead of our retreat and we will begin formal Preparation one month ahead (September). During this period we will share the diet, have group kick off call, one on one intention call and we will lead you through a thorough prep journey. Ahead of our retreat we will have another Group call to coordinate logistics as well as discuss what to expect.