Peyote Ceremonies in Tenerife

January 10 - 12, 2025

With Hugo Pájaro from Mexico

When explaining the effects and outcomes of peyote within a cultural context—such as in Mexico, where its use is integrated into traditions and teachings from a young age—it is important to use clear, respectful, and culturally adapted language.

Let’s explore some of these effects:

1. Expansion of sensory perception: Greater sensitivity to sounds, colors, and textures.

2. Deep relaxation: A sense of calm and inner peace.

3. Body awareness: Attention to how the body feels and its movements.

4. Gentle visual effects: The appearance of patterns or images with closed eyes.

5. Focus on internal emotions: An exploration of feelings and memories.

6. Connection with nature: A deeper understanding and respect for the natural environment.

7. Light energy activation: A sensation of balanced energy.

It is often the case that, after concluding the ceremony, our capacities expand.

Here are some examples:

1. Connection with ancestral wisdom: Understanding the stories and teachings passed down by elders.

2. Strengthening family and community bonds: Active participation in shared traditions.

3. Development of values: Such as respect, gratitude, and care for others.

4. Emotional clarity: Learning to identify and process feelings.

5. Spiritual growth: Reflections on the meaning of life and one’s place in the world.

6. Openness to learning: Increased interest and curiosity about culture and spirituality.

7. Appreciation of nature: Reinforcing respect for plants and animals as sacred beings.

CEREMONY SCHEDULE

JANUARY 10: First Ceremony

FRIDAY:

We begin at sunrise and continue through the night until dawn.

JANUARY 11:

SATURDAY:

Morning to midday temazcal.

We will share a communal meal.

Rest period (bring your tent, sleeping mat, blankets if desired, and take a nap).

SATURDAY NIGHT: Second Ceremony:

Begins at sunrise and lasts until dawn on Sunday.

JANUARY 12:

SUNDAY:

Morning to midday temazcal.

We will share another meal.

Farewell and conclusion around 3:00 pm.

FOR TEMAZCAL ATTENDEES ONLY

Arrival time for the temazcal on January 11 and 12 please arrival at 09:30am.

Please bring food to share and your own water. Thank you.

CONTRIBUTION FOR CEREMONIES

OPTION 1

Included 2 ceremonies and 2 temazcales: 369 euros

OPTION 2

Included 1 ceremony and 1 temazcal: 236 euros

OPTION 3

1 Ceremony: 188 euros

OPTION 4

1 Temazcal 48 euros for one that will be take place on 11th or 12th January Sunday at 10am.

STAY

In tents but no needed. It is just in case you want to lye down a bit .

However at place you can do that in some way under a tree

PLACE FOR CEREMONIES

Finca Aiti. .Monte Los Brezos s/n. Araya de Candelaria. Tenerife

RESERVATIONS OPEN UNTIL THE END OF DECEMBER

Please contact by email me at: esther@calmabu.com

FIRST PAYMENT: 50% to cover flights, accommodation, meals, Hugo Pájaro’s travel and support, firewood expenses, and other preparations at Finca Aiti.

SECOND PAYMENT: Remaining 50% by January 7.

IF YOU BOOK AFTER 1 JANUARY

Payments must be the 100% the total.

Spaces are limited, and it’s a privilege for you to receive these teachings as they can greatly benefit your relationships, career, health, and finances.

Sign up: HERE

Who is the guide?

His name is Hugo Pájaro Alejandro Ortiz.

He is a psychologist, family constellations practitioner, and Hikuri guide authorized by the Council of Medicine Men in the United States.

Originally from Michoacán, Mexico, he is 43 years old.

He has been involved with this sacred medicine since the age of 15, participating in pilgrimages and actively engaging in ceremonies throughout his life.

Currently residing in Norway, Hugo has been conducting ceremonies across Europe for several years.

I have known Hugo Pájaro, or Pajarito as we called him in Mexico, for about 15 years. He is a brother on the Red Path, which I have been following for 25 years.

You will be in excellent hands during this weekend of peyote and temazcal ceremonies from January 10 to 12, 2025.

RESERVE HERE

Organized by Esther T. Siverio