When we think about iowaska, or ayahuasca, the idea of a journey comes to mind. It’s not just a trip through the thick Amazon jungle but also a journey within ourselves. Shamans, the traditional healers, guide us through this experience, blending ancient practices with the mysteries of the plant medicine to help us explore deeper […]
When we talk about the mystical world of ayahuasca, we often hear the terms “Taita” and “shaman.” These words might seem interchangeable, yet they have their unique distinctions. A Taita is often a healer or guide with a deep expertise in sacred plants, especially in Colombian indigenous cultures, making them similar to shamans, but with […]
When we think about joining an ayahuasca ceremony, the roles of a taita or shaman become super important. Both have deep knowledge of this plant medicine, but their backgrounds might lead them to approach ceremonies differently. A shaman is often a person with roots in spiritual practices from various cultures, while a taita tends to […]
When exploring the mystical world of ayahuasca, we often hear the terms “taita” and “shaman” thrown around. These roles hold a significant place in indigenous cultures, guiding participants through transformative ayahuasca ceremonies. A taita is recognized as a title earned through the mastery and understanding of various sacred plants, whereas a shaman is a broader […]
Finding the right Ayahuasca shaman can feel like a journey within itself. We’re here to make sure you take that journey with confidence and knowledge. In a world full of choices, knowing what to look for is key. A good shaman will not only guide us through the ceremony but also ensure a safe and […]
Who is Taita? Understanding Colombian Ayahuasca Tradition If you’re exploring the world of ayahuasca, especially in Colombia, you might’ve come across the term ‘Taita“. Taita, in many indigenous Colombian cultures, is more than just a title. It’s a mark of deep respect, denoting a healer or a shaman, specifically one who conducts ayahuasca ceremonies. Another […]
