Two sacred medicines. One ceremonial arc. The vision you carry into the new year, finally clear.

W H O  T H I S  I S  F O R
You can feel the year turning. The next chapter has not yet been named. You are not in crisis. You have done real work on yourself. And still, something is not resolved. A direction that remains unclear. A knowing you can feel but cannot quite articulate. As December arrives, the quiet pressure intensifies: you want to enter January with clarity, not just intention.

DO YOU FIND YOURSELF:

• Pulled in too many directions
• Have vision without traction
• You can feel the need for something to shift
• You are always busy doing
• You are ready to find yourself, hear yourself, and honor yourself again

Two of the world’s most profound plant medicines, held within an unbroken indigenous ceremonial tradition, have the capacity to return you to your own knowing.

THIS IS FOR YOU IF:

• You are ready for a depth of work that combines two sacred medicines into a single ceremonial container
• You feel a creative, directional, or expressive capacity that remains blocked or unnamed
• You are drawn to the intersection of ancestral lineage, ceremonial art, and personal transformation
• You want to work with master practitioners who hold living indigenous traditions
• You are willing to commit fully to the process, the group container, and what each day asks of you
• You want to enter January with direction, not just intention

The medicine of vision. The medicine of the heart.

Psilocybin and San Pedro are not interchangeable. Each works through a different door. Together, in six days, they create a complete arc: dissolution and then clarity, opening and then grounding. This is the specific sequence Felipe and Adriana of Ikkaruna have refined over years of ceremonial practice.

Psilocybin | The House of Spheres | Daytime Ceremony

Psilocybin is the medicine of Costa Rica’s living traditions. In the context of Ikkaruna’s ceremonial framework, guided through music, song, and ritual art, it creates a temporary dissolution of the familiar self- narrative. The boundary between the known self and the deeper layers of the psyche softens. What lives beneath the noise surfaces. The House of Spheres ceremony is held at the family altar during the day, guided by Felipe and Adriana’s original ceremonial songs and a practice refined through years of research in ritual therapeutic art. This is the opening: a first deep listening.

San Pedro (Wachuma) | The Chakana Altar | Nighttime Vigil

San Pedro is the sacred medicine of the Andes. A profound and powerful teacher, it operates over eight to twelve hours as a nighttime vigil. Working through the body rather than around it, the Chakana ceremony is a night of song and prayer guided by the Andean Chakana altar, the Stepped Cross, master symbol of Andean cosmovision. The group journeys through four times and spaces of the night in communion with Pachamama. San Pedro does not dissociate. It clarifies. What Psilocybin opened during the day, Wachuma roots into the body through the night as felt conviction.