PERU is teaching, Peru is knowledge, Peru is spiritual freedom. Shamans and their sincerity. Madre Ayahuasca.
Shipibo tribe.
Getting to the village from the river station of Pucallpa takes about 5 hours by boat. If you go by boat, the journey will take plus or minus 12 hours. And you find yourself as if in the primeval past. Here people don't live by the clock. They don't have days of the week. Their day begins at sunrise and the morning cock crow, the end of the day comes at sunset.
They have their own settlement with villages in the heart of the Amazon jungle. This is the life of the Indians, with their own customs, rules, customs, traditions. These people are very hospitable, kind, they radiate such a warm, gentle energy that you feel safe being next to them.
They are all like children. The smile never leaves their face. Their way of life is the procurement of raw materials for existence, they have their own system of remuneration, but in most cases they do everything disinterestedly.
In their villages there are elders, the so-called elders or SHAMANS. Their SHAMAN is a healer who has the gift to heal the body, soul and mind, who has a connection with the ancestors and the other world. They are treated with various health problems, psycho-emotional state and even spoilage.
They live in communities with the whole family from grandmothers to great-grandchildren. The population of the village itself largely consists of children, since they give birth very early at the age of 13-14 or even at 11-12, they have 6 and sometimes 9 children in a family, and even more.
Life here is completely different than in the cities themselves. Although civilization is slowly but surely getting to them, telephone, radio, electricity for 2 hours a day (via a generator).
It seems to me that sometimes we need to be in the shoes of savages in order to understand the true value of our existence. My stay in the PAO-YAN village is a small and at the same time a huge life that I lived with him side by side for 10 days.
10 days of life in the villages with the SHIPIBO tribe in the heart of the Amazon jungle. 10 days of life without means of communication (phone, internet, Instagram) and any information with the outside world.
Here I got acquainted with SHAMANS Fernando, Ameriko, Dalsey, Oscar. The sincerity with which the Shamans give their energy to the knowledge of my path is priceless. They will be remembered by me for the rest of my life.
There was everything that is not in our cities. Here I felt how it is to live without time on the clock and days of the week on the calendar.
I won't talk much about my 6 AYAWASCA ceremonies. Because a lot of people don't even know what I mean. But I will say one thing, it was worth it.
Since MADRE (mother) is what they call Ayahuasca in Peru, she came into my life, so I was ready to see what she had prepared for me.
I found what was 31 years of life!
PERU is teaching, Peru is knowledge, Peru is spiritual freedom. Peru - I will definitely come back here.
Maksim.