Our vision

Coming from diverse spiritual paths and life experiences—and united by our common background in healthcare and a deep commitment to helping others heal—we created these retreats to share Kamëntsá wisdom with Europeans and the English-speaking world.

Our intention is to expand these medicinal plants to the world and make them accessible to more people, supporting healing and deep inner exploration at the root of physical, emotional, and spiritual challenges. We honor ancestral tradition while integrating a healthcare-based, evidence-informed approach, ensuring safety, integrity, and respect throughout the process.

Mamita Beronica

Mamita Beronica is an Indigenous healer from the Kamëntsá community of Sibundoy, Putumayo, born into a lineage of Yagé Medicine. Guided from childhood by her father, Taita Pedro Juagibioy, and connected to the medicine since before her birth through her mother, (a traditional partera and curandera), she carries deep ancestral roots.

After more than 15 years of training, including 10 years under the mentorship of Taita Miguel Mavisoy, she was formally recognised with the title of Mamita and has since led healing processes within her territory.

In a field traditionally dominated by men, Mamita Beronica has worked to bring greater female presence and balance to ceremonial practice. Over the past years, she has expanded her work to cities such as Bogotá and Medellín, collaborating with Psychiatrists and Psychologists to support holistic approaches to Mental Health. In 2024, she brought her medicine and cosmovision to Europe, leading retreats in Slovakia and sharing Kamëntsá culture, oral tradition, and ancestral wisdom with international communities.

Alejo

Born in Málaga, Spain, he has been drawn to Spirituality and ancient cultures from an early age, beginning meditation and martial arts practice in childhood. He studied at the University of Málaga and later developed his professional career in the UK as an Advanced Musculoskeletal Practitioner, completing further training with a Master’s degree in Psychology.

Alongside his clinical path, he has continuously trained in spiritual disciplines, particularly yoga and pranayama. Through a mentor trained in authentic Himalayan traditions under Dr. Kimura, he discovered the deeper purpose of traditional yoga—stabilising the mind and opening access to higher states of consciousness, beyond its modern Western interpretation.

Since 2017, he has been facilitating psilocybin-assisted sessions in Spain, both in small groups and one-to-one settings, integrating traditional wisdom with modern therapeutic frameworks. He has completed a Diploma in Psychedelics and Health at the University of Antioquia, alongside additional seminars and workshops.

His meeting with Mamita Beronica marked a natural alignment of vision, bridging Indigenous plant medicine, Western healthcare, meditation, and pranayama to support deep, holistic healing.

She was born in Medellín, Colombia, and later moved to Spain, where she studied at the University of Málaga. She developed her professional career in the UK, working over 10 years as a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist, treating complex cases including chronic pain and fibromyalgia, and more recently specializing in pelvic health.

Alongside her clinical work, she has trained in meditation, yoga, and holistic approaches, often integrating acupuncture. She has collaborated with Alejo, facilitating Psilocybin-assisted sessions, and completed the Diplomado in Psychedelics and Health at the Universidad de Antioquia, observing the enhanced healing potential of plant medicines combined with therapeutic and spiritual practices.

In recent years, she has been drawn to traditional Amazonian medicine, reconnecting with her roots and fostering cultural exchange. Meeting Mamita Beronica inspired a shared vision: to integrate ancestral plant medicine, modern healthcare, and spiritual practices into a space for holistic healing, nurturing body, mind, and spirit.

Francy