A circle gathered under the palapa by the lake

Finca El Péndulo · 7 days, 6 nights

Psilocybin retreat

Three ceremonies, two with sacred mushrooms and one with Satori, led by Krista with music, meditation and movement. Up to 15 guests. From $1,850 USD, all-inclusive.

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Guests stretching between the onyx columns of the Oracle

What to expect

Mushrooms tend to open things gently, then all at once. Many people find them easier on the body than ayahuasca. Few find them easy on the heart, and that is the point.

The medicine

Psilocybin mushrooms have been used in ceremony in Mexico for centuries, especially in the mountains of Oaxaca. Ours are sourced in Mexico.

Before each ceremony you sit with Krista and decide your dose together. The room is lighter than an ayahuasca night: music, open space, room to move or lie still. Purging is less common.

The third ceremony is with Satori, a sacred brew prepared in Mexico, close to ayahuasca in how it works.

What's included

2 psilocybin ceremonies and 1 Satori ceremony
Hapé and cacao ceremonies
Voice activation
Equine therapy and Osho meditations
Temazcal and fire circle
Group and one-on-one integration
Sunrise hike, pool and lake
Six nights and all meals
Optional, extra cost: massages

An elder dancing barefoot among a seated circle

The week

Seven days at the Finca

Day 1
Arrival
Check in, walk the land, meet the group over dinner.
Day 2
Opening
Meet Krista, Hapé, breathwork. First psilocybin ceremony.
Day 3
Satori
Osho meditation, time with the horses. Satori ceremony.
Day 4
Going deeper
Free morning. Second psilocybin ceremony, bonfire after.
Day 5
Voice and fire
Voice activation, group integration, fire circle at night.
Day 6
Closing
Sunrise hike, temazcal, cacao in the Osho Hut, closing dinner at the Oracle.
Day 7
Departure
Breakfast, goodbyes, ride to the airport.

The schedule moves with the group. Every ceremony is optional.

Your guide

Krista

Born in Mexico City. An engineer by training and a school principal for more than twenty years, she came to the Finca as a volunteer and stayed. She learned to work with mushrooms in Oaxaca. Her ceremonies are calm, practical and warm.