Before the psilocybin ceremony, we will hold a shared meditation to prepare the subconscious mind to be receptive to the experiences that trigger our inner healing processes, whether physical, emotional, or mental. Don't worry if you haven't meditated or don't meditate regularly. Feel completely free; you can even lie down comfortably if you feel like it. It is not an issue if your mind wanders off completely because your subconscious will still pick up important information.

After the meditation, you will be offered your first tea. Dosage is based on body weight and how experienced the participant is. If the individual is open to it and the "guide" recommends it, it is possible to increase the dose later. Music will play a vital role in the "journey." Sounds and vibrations strongly influence the "quality" of the journey. A crucial part of the ceremony is the healing and unblocking of energies the "guides" will help you with.

You are asked to keep silent for the first hour or two. It is crucial that you can focus inwards and that the 'journey' of others is not interrupted. If you have questions or need anything else, please talk to the ceremony masters. Feel free to do so if you feel the urge to go outside. If you want to connect with others later, give in to the feeling. If you would cry loudly or laugh, be free to do so, but if it would significantly affect the "journey" of others, please leave the room until the feeling subsides.

If you don't like to connect with other participants, feel free to say so. We always respect everyone's free will. Anyhow, during the ceremony, these processes will continuously evolve naturally. You will be in a safe environment where remarkable healing happens, and the atmosphere is happy and loving, with nothing to worry about. After the psilocybin ceremony, you will have a tasty dinner. Later on, you will enjoy a deep goodnight sleep. 

The following day, you will be served a delicious smoothie for breakfast. After breakfast, you can share your experiences, and the guides will help you interpret your journey and give you some advice for your integration session. Later on, you will participate in MDMA therapy, where you will work on your emotional body, unblock traumas, integrate your experiences of your mushroom ceremony, and deeply connect with yourself and your surroundings.

MDMA elevates certain neurotransmitters, like serotonin, in the brain. When administered in controlled, regulated doses, it can enhance psychotherapy sessions for specific conditions, such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). MDMA may reduce anxiety and defensiveness in those receiving therapy, strengthening the relationship with oneself and others. It can also be valuable in healing relationship patterns.

MDMA creates feelings of well-being and happiness. It also increases oxytocin levels, a hormone important in social bonding and relationship building. People with traumas, for example, have an overactive fear response. MDMA helps suppress that and makes them able to remember things they would usually be too afraid to remember. And that lets them feel their emotions — fear, anger, sadness, grief — without feeling overwhelmed. The medicine also allows us to create an experience of safety, trust, and connection, which can be especially helpful for people who suffer from developmental trauma as a result of growing up in situations where they were neglected or abused.