Inca Wedding (Andean Marriage 3 Days)

One day before you will drink the Volcanic Medicinal Water. This mineral water allows the cleaning or complete detoxification of the digestive system in general to eliminate chemical excesses in the body. (Time 1 to 3 hours maximum, do not eat food 4 hours before drinking the water).

Day One.- We will pick you up at your hotel at 8 am and arrive at the Retreat Center at 9:00 am for the Reading of Coca Leaves with a Panpamisayoc Shaman, who will make a diagnosis of your personal state oriented to Marriage, to work all your difficulties for the 4 remaining ceremonies. Then you will have the Negative Energy Cleansing and spiritual purification, the Shaman will clear all negative charges and feelings of emotional sorrow, negative karma, among others, and prepare your chakras for the Ayahuasca ceremony. At 6 pm you will take Ayahuasca Medicine as a way of marriage initiation. The sacred beverage helps reinforce the ties of marriage, increase awareness of the decision you are taking, allows us to know and enter the depth of our hearts, with pure feelings open to moral values, without evil or hate. The Ayahuasca ceremony lasts from 4 to 8 hours.

Day Two.- You will wake up at 7:00 am, then have a light, organic breakfast. The Shaman will make an interpretation of your vision and experiences with Ayahuasca; then you will have time to meditate. At 12:00 am we begin with your ceremony of Wachuma (San Pedro) for the unification or connection of the Andean marriage. At 8:00 pm we will have dinner and then rest.

Third day.- You will have a special breakfast, then there will be an interpretation about your experiences and visions of Ayahuasca with the Master Shaman, to guide you. Then we will make the Offering of Marriage to the Pachamama, thank for the blessing of marriage, we will ask for its protection, pray for your lives together from now on and that happiness is always with you, we will ask for its protection and wisdom. Then we will have the most important ceremony with the Andean priest, the only Master Specialist capable of initiating this conjugal bond; having started the sacred pact of the Inca Marriage we begin with the prayers of the Shaman. He will request the Churacuy Rings, which are rings of marriage bond, must be of gold and silver, both possess a meaning of protection and prosperity, no matter if the ring is only covered with these metals. We will finish with the Flowering Bath, invoke the four elements of the universe Earth, Wind, Fire, Water, with the presence of the Apus (mountain spirits) that represent the masculine, and Mother Earth (Pachamama) symbol of fertility which is the feminine. Water represents purity and Fire symbolizes strength, so our union will be looked after by the Apus (symbol of protection) against everything negative and also by the Pachamama (symbol of prosperity and happiness). The Tinkay is the toast to honor the newlyweds with a typical Inca beverage (chicha de jora), to reaffirm the pact before the eyes of the Apus and Pachamama. The snack is a use or act of gratitude to the guests and the bride and groom themselves to continue with the ceremony, typical Cusco food will be served. The bride and groom will finally be able to go to rest and continue with their plans.