Sacred Ayahuasca Retreat with Johanka in Maine
With Leydi Johanka Ramirez Lopez
September 4 - 6, 2026
$947 | 3 Days, 2 Nights | Maine
Surrounded by the stillness of Maine’s lush forests, just outside of Portland, this Sacred Ayahuasca Retreat at Pachamama Sanctuary offers a deeply intentional space to pause, reset, and reconnect. Over the course of 3 days and 2 nights, you’ll be guided through a powerful inner journey supported by nature, community, and the experienced care of our Medicine Carrier, Johanka.
This retreat is an invitation to step away from the demands of daily life and into a space where healing, reflection, and spiritual connection can naturally unfold. Whether you’re seeking release, clarity, or a deeper understanding of yourself, you’ll be held in a grounded and supportive environment throughout the experience.
Ceremonies are held outdoors beneath the open sky. Encircled by trees and the sounds of the natural world, these ceremonies offer a uniquely immersive connection to Pachamama—inviting a sense of presence, expansion, and deep rootedness within yourself.
What’s Included in Your Retreat
Two Guided Ayahuasca Ceremonies
You’ll take part in two evening ceremonies, each held with care and intention by Johanka. These sacred spaces are designed to support emotional release, insight, and a deeper connection to your inner wisdom and the spiritual realm.
Simple, Supportive Accommodations
Your space is designed to encourage rest and inward focus. Each participant is provided with a comfortable memory foam mattress, along with a pillow and blanket, creating a personal sanctuary for both ceremony and sleep.
For those seeking a bit more privacy, semi-private shared rooms with bunk beds are available. These spaces offer a quiet, cozy environment for integration between ceremonies.
Nourishing Meals Aligned with the Dieta
All meals are included and prepared in alignment with traditional ayahuasca dietary guidelines, supporting your body as it prepares for and integrates the ceremonial work.
Daily Integration & Grounding Practices
Between ceremonies, you’ll be guided through practices such as meditation, breathwork, and group sharing. These sessions help you process your experience, connect with others, and prepare for the deeper work of ceremony.
Ongoing Integration Support
Healing continues long after the retreat ends. You’ll have access to unlimited virtual integration circles, offering continued support, reflection, and connection whenever you feel called to revisit your experience.
A Safe, Intimate Container
Your safety and well-being are held with the utmost care. Each guest completes a pre-retreat screening, and our experienced team maintains a respectful, grounded, and supportive environment throughout the weekend.
With small group sizes, this retreat fosters a sense of closeness and trust—allowing you to feel seen, supported, and comfortable throughout your journey.
Reserve Your Spot
To maintain a deeply held and intimate experience, space is limited.
If you feel called to gather in nature, sit in ceremony under the open sky, and explore the depths of your inner world, we invite you to join us in Maine for this powerful retreat.
This could be the beginning of a meaningful new chapter in your journey.
Leader
Medicine woman 10 years ago, born in Colombia, mother, walker of the red road in service with fire, for sacred altars as they are, Temazcales of medicines and awakolla. Practitioner of the shamanic medicinal wheel of Mother Earth, she provides therapeutic accompaniment through different integral medicines such as ancestral feminine wisdom, lunar sowings (woman), ancestral gynecology (uterine healing), works with obsidian and its different geometries. Johana is currently studying natural fertility, trained in mixed international circles, pregnancy and childbirth as a ceremony (Mhuysca) and placental medicine (Mhuyscas). Facilitator of ancestral medicines such as ayahuasca, kambo, sananga, mambe, ambil, rape, cocoa apprentice with a guide and from personal practice, with the purpose of sharing a rite of passage as it is the blessing of the road for pregnant families and future generations. Founder of the ETNEUF project in Colombian territory whose objective is socio-family work; co-founder of malocas such as, Atawaira…
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