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Many people believe that the main effect of ayahuasca is visual hallucinations. In reality, visions are just one possible aspect of the experience — and not even the most important one. They may appear at the beginning, but often fade as the process deepens. Visions are simply the mind’s way of interpreting what’s happening on a deeper, energetic level.
Ayahuasca primarily works on the body — including subtle areas we’re often unaware of. It redirects energetic flows, helping to release blockages and restore internal balance. A key part of this process is cleansing.
Over time, our bodies accumulate not just toxins from poor diet or polluted environments, but also energetic imprints left by unprocessed emotions, attachments to people or events, rigid beliefs, and habits. These imprints create “stuck” energy in specific areas of the body — like traffic jams in our energy system. The longer we carry them, the more stagnant we feel: low energy, chronic fatigue, emotional numbness, and even illness can arise from these blockages.
Ayahuasca begins by removing this “energetic debris.” It initiates a deep cleanse of both the physical and emotional layers. This may involve nausea, vomiting, sweating, diarrhea, or salivation. Emotional release is also common — memories, thoughts, and even painful feelings may resurface as the body lets go of what it has held for years.
Many people fear this part of the journey. But those who recognize its value understand that the cleansing is not just necessary — it’s transformative.
As this “stuck” energy is released, ayahuasca often guides a person toward a new way of using their energy — with greater clarity, awareness, and vitality. The mind becomes more focused, perception sharpens, and life starts to feel more alive. You begin to notice new possibilities, fresh ideas, and a deeper sense of connection — both with yourself and the world around you.
How to prepare yourself for the ayahuasca retreat
