15-Day Master Plant Dieta Retreat
Deep healing • Plant wisdom • Nature immersion
July 1 – July 15 | Oslo, Norway
A deep process of purification, ceremony, silence, and connection with master plants in nature.
A rare opportunity to enter a deep healing and learning process with master plants, guided in a safe and supportive environment.
For generations, Amazonian healers have worked with sacred plants through a practice known as a dieta. This process allows a person to reconnect with nature, listen deeply to their inner world, and receive guidance from plant wisdom.
During this 15-day immersion near Oslo, Norway, participants will step away from daily distractions and enter a space of silence, ceremony, reflection, and connection with nature.
This retreat is designed for those who feel called to explore themselves deeply and reconnect with the intelligence of the natural world.
🌿Retreat Overview
Location: Oslo, Norway
Dates: July 1 – July 15
Duration: 15 days
Maximum participants: 12
The retreat includes
6 Ayahuasca ceremonies
2 San Pedro ceremonies
Master plant dieta process
Individual plant guidance
Plant baths and energetic work
Integration support
Two meals per day
Accommodation in nature
The small group size ensures a safe and personal environment for each participant.
🌿 The Dieta Process at a Glance
A plant dieta combines several elements that support a deep process of self-reflection and healing.
The retreat experience typically includes:
Nature immersion
Time spent in a peaceful natural environment away from daily distractions.
Simple dieta food
A clean and simple diet designed to support purification and sensitivity.
Plant ceremonies
Ayahuasca and San Pedro ceremonies that support insight and emotional release.
Master plant work
Individual connection with teacher plants such as Bobinsana, Ajo Sacha, Chiric Sanango, or Noya Rao.
Silence and reflection
Time for personal observation, journaling, and inner exploration.
Guidance and integration
Support from experienced facilitators and opportunities to reflect on the experience.
Together these elements create a space where participants can slow down, reconnect with themselves, and explore deeper levels of awareness.
🌿What Is a Master Plant Dieta?
A Master Plant Dieta is an ancestral healing and learning practice originating from indigenous traditions of the Peruvian Amazon.
Traditionally, participants isolate themselves from the stimulation of modern life and enter a simple environment in nature. Through silence, discipline and the use of master plants, participants create space for deep self-reflection and transformation.
Master plants are called “teacher plants” because they are believed to transmit knowledge and guidance.
This process supports:
* purification of the body
* emotional release
* mental clarity
* spiritual insight
* reconnection with intuition
Dietas are traditionally how shamans learn directly from the plants. In this sense, a dieta can be understood as a personal apprenticeship with nature.
Master Plants Used in This Retreat
Participants will work individually with one or more master plants depending on personal needs.
Plants used may include:
* Bobinsana
* Ajo Sacha
* Chiric Sanango
* Noya Rao
The dieta may include:
* Daily ingestion of the plant
* Plant baths
* Energetic plant blessings (sopladas)
* Personalized guidance according to each participant’s process
The Retreat Environment
The retreat takes place in nature near Oslo, Norway, offering a peaceful setting for inner work.
Accommodation options include:
* Shared rooms
* Private camping tents
* Nature-based accommodation
The retreat is limited to 12 participants.
Our team consists of five experienced facilitators, including both male and female facilitators.
Participants receive:
* Emotional support
* Individual guidance
* Integration assistance
* Safe ceremonial space
Dieta Food
During the retreat participants follow a simple dieta diet designed to support purification and sensitivity to the plants.
Meals include: quinoa, potatoes, sweet potatoes, vegetables, eggs, rice, legumes
Participants receive two meals per day.
The following are avoided during the dieta: salt, sugar, coffee, fruit
The diet is vegetarian / mostly vegan.
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Preparation Before the Retreat
Preparation helps the body and mind enter the process more smoothly.
Participants should prepare one week before arrival.
Preparation guidelines include:
* avoid alcohol for one week, avoid pork, avoid sexual activity 24 hours before arrival, avoid certain medications.
Participants cannot attend if currently taking:
* antidepressants, antipsychotics, ADHD medication, sleep medications, anxiolytics
Detailed medical guidelines will be shared during the application process.
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Integration After the Retreat
Integration is an essential part of the process.
Participants receive:
* an integration call after the retreat
* access to a private community group
* continued guidance if needed
Our intention is to help participants bring the insights of the retreat into daily life.
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🌿 The 5 Stages of a Master Plant Dieta
Every person’s experience is unique, but many participants move through a series of stages during a plant dieta. Understanding these stages helps participants approach the process with patience, openness, and respect.
1. Slowing Down
The first stage is a gradual slowing down of the body and mind.
When participants arrive, they begin to disconnect from the constant stimulation of everyday life. Through simple food, time in nature, and a quieter environment, the nervous system begins to relax.
Many people notice during this stage:
• deeper sleep
• reduced mental noise
• increased awareness of the body
• a sense of grounding
This stage creates the foundation for deeper work.
2. Purification
As the body adjusts to the dieta, purification begins to occur.
This may happen physically, emotionally, or energetically.
Participants sometimes experience:
• release of emotions
• changes in dreams
• physical detoxification
• heightened sensitivity
This stage can sometimes feel intense, but it is often an important part of clearing old patterns and stored stress.
3. Connection with the Plant
As the process deepens, many participants begin to feel a subtle connection with the plant they are dieting.
This connection may appear through:
• dreams
• insights during ceremonies
• emotional understanding
• intuitive messages
The experience is often quiet and personal. For some people it feels like the plant is guiding them to observe parts of themselves more clearly.
4. Insight and Reorganization
During this stage many participants begin to experience deeper reflections about their lives.
Common themes include:
• understanding personal patterns
• emotional healing
• clarity about relationships
• insight into life direction
Participants often describe this stage as a moment where different pieces of their life begin to make sense.
5. Integration
Toward the end of the retreat, the focus shifts to integration.
Participants reflect on their experiences and consider how to bring the insights from the dieta into their daily lives.
Integration may include:
• group sharing
• personal reflection
• integration conversations with facilitators
• planning supportive changes for daily life
The goal is to ensure that the experience becomes a meaningful part of personal growth beyond the retreat.
Possible Program Overview
A more detailed program will be provided during the retreat.
Day 1
Arrival and opening circle
Day 2
Preparation and first Ayahuasca ceremony
Day 3
Rest and integration
Day 4
Second ceremony
Day 5
Integration and plant work
Day 6
Third ceremony
Day 7
Rest and personal process
Day 8
San Pedro ceremony in nature
Day 9
Integration
Day 10
Fourth ceremony
Day 11
Integration
Day 12
San Pedro ceremony
Day 13
Fifth ceremony
Day 14
Closing Ayahuasca ceremony
Day 15
Closing circle and departure
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“Who This Retreat Is For”
This retreat is for people who:
• feel called to work deeply with plant medicine
• are ready for self-exploration and transformation
• are willing to follow dieta discipline
“Who This Retreat Is NOT For”
This retreat is not suitable for people who:
• cannot stop incompatible medications
• are looking for a recreational experience
• are not willing to follow dieta guidelines
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What Can You Expect From This Experience?
This is a deep personal process.
Participants often experience:
* emotional release
* mental clarity
* insight into life direction
* release of stress and accumulated emotions
* physical detoxification
* reconnection with intuition
The process can be challenging at times and requires openness and discipline.
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What to Bring
Participants are encouraged to bring:
A personal journal
Pencils or colors for creative expression
Spiritual or personal development books
Comfortable clothing for nature
Organic only Hygiene items
Many participants find the retreat a powerful time for reflection and creativity.
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Optional Private Therapeutic Support
For participants who would like deeper personal guidance during their process, we offer optional private support sessions.
These sessions provide additional space for emotional processing and integration.
Private sessions may include:
* emotional support and guidance
* integration of ceremony experiences
* personal reflection and life direction
* grounding and practical integration tools
Additional cost:
500 €
Sessions are scheduled depending on participant needs and availability.
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Retreat Price
Regular price
2500 € per participant
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Community Price
1900 € per participant
Private Tent
500 € deposit to reserve your spot.
Flights are not included.
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Languages
The retreat is held primarily in English.
Support is available in:
* Spanish
* Russian
* Swedish
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Apply for the Retreat
Contact Naysha Directly via Whatsapp
The retreat is limited to 12 participants.
If you feel called to explore the wisdom of the plants and reconnect with yourself in nature, we welcome you to apply.
Ceremonies are guided by
Guillermo López
Master Plant Facilitator
Guillermo López is a traditional plant medicine practitioner from the Peruvian Amazon who has dedicated many years to working with master plants and traditional healing practices.
Through long periods of plant dietas and apprenticeship within Amazonian traditions, he has developed a deep relationship with teacher plants and the ceremonial work that accompanies them.
During the retreat Guillermo guides the ceremonial process, offering traditional songs, energetic work, and plant blessings that support participants in their healing and learning journey.
His work is rooted in respect for the plants, humility, and service to those seeking deeper connection with themselves and nature.
Naysha Silva
Shaman & Facilitator — Taita Inti Organization
Naysha Silva is the founder of Taita Inti Organization and has been working with plant medicine retreats internationally for over 17 years.
Her path with plant medicine began through personal healing and long periods of learning with master plants and traditional practices.
Over the years she has facilitated retreats in more than 20 countries, creating safe spaces for people to explore personal transformation, emotional healing, and spiritual growth.
Naysha supports participants throughout the retreat process, offering guidance, emotional support, and integration to help each person navigate their journey with the plants.
Her approach combines traditional plant work with deep listening, compassion, and respect for each individual process.
Konstantin
Facilitator & Integration Support
Konstantin supports the retreat process by helping create a grounded and supportive environment for participants.
His work focuses on integration, emotional support, and holding space during ceremonies, helping participants navigate their experiences and reflect on insights that arise during the retreat.
With a calm and attentive presence, Konstantin helps maintain the structure and flow of the retreat while supporting participants in moments of challenge or reflection.
His role is to ensure that the experience remains balanced, safe, and supportive for everyone involved.
REFUND POLICY
- Full refund for cancellations one month in advance or the possibility to reschedule your retreat without extra cost.
- No refund for cancellations one week before the retreat.
Refunds may take up to two weeks and one month, as payments are used in advance to secure venues, medicines, and travel arrangements.
If someone experiences unexpected situations such as cancelled flights or serious difficulties, we always try to find a compassionate solution.
Payments are accepted through PayPal or Wise.
If you need an invoice, please send us your details. Our business is registered in Peru.
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Taita Inti Organization
F.A.Q.
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🌿 Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Master Plant Dieta?
A master plant dieta is an ancestral practice of healing and spiritual learning, originating mainly from the indigenous traditions of the Peruvian Amazon.
Traditionally, it involves stepping away from everyday life and entering a simpler environment in nature where distractions from modern life are reduced. This allows participants to reconnect with themselves, their bodies, their emotions, and the natural world.
During the dieta, participants work with master plants, also known as teacher plants. These plants are traditionally believed to guide processes of healing, learning, and personal transformation.
The process includes:
• silence and reflection
• a simple dieta diet
• time in nature
• plant ceremonies
• guidance from experienced facilitators
By slowing down and observing oneself more deeply, many participants experience emotional release, mental clarity, and deeper self-understanding.
What plants are used during the dieta?
Participants may work with one or more traditional Amazonian master plants depending on their personal process.
Plants used in this retreat may include:
• Bobinsana
• Ajo Sacha
• Chiric Sanango
• Noya Rao
Each participant receives individual guidance regarding their plant dieta.
The process may include:
• daily ingestion of the plant
• plant baths
• energetic plant blessings (sopladas)
• personal guidance during the process
How many ceremonies are included?
This 15-day retreat includes:
• 6 Ayahuasca ceremonies
• 2 San Pedro ceremonies
The first ceremony takes place on Day 2, followed by ceremonies every other day to allow time for rest and integration.
San Pedro ceremonies take place during the daytime in nature.
Who guides the ceremonies?
Ceremonies are guided by:
• Guillermo López
• Naysha Silva
• Konstantin
The retreat is organized by Taita Inti Organization, supported by a team of five facilitators providing guidance throughout the retreat.
More information about our team can be found here:
Do I need previous experience with plant medicine?
No.
Previous experience with plant medicine or ceremonies is not required.
However, participants should come with:
• openness
• respect for the process
• willingness to follow the dieta guidelines
Who can participate?
This retreat is open to people who feel the call to explore themselves more deeply and reconnect with the spiritual and natural aspects of life.
Participants must be in good physical and psychological health.
People currently taking medications that are incompatible with plant medicine cannot participate.
These include:
• antidepressants
• antipsychotics
• ADHD medication
• sleep medication
• anxiolytics
Detailed medical guidelines will be shared during the application process.
How many participants will be in the retreat?
The retreat is limited to 12 participants, in addition to the facilitation team.
Small groups allow for:
• more personal guidance
• greater safety
• a more intimate retreat environment
What food is served during the dieta?
Participants follow a simple dieta diet designed to support purification and sensitivity to the plants.
Meals may include:
• quinoa
• potatoes
• sweet potatoes
• vegetables
• rice
• legumes
• eggs
Participants receive two meals per day.
The following are avoided during the dieta:
• salt
• sugar
• coffee
• fruit
The diet is primarily vegetarian and mostly vegan.
How should I prepare before the retreat?
Preparation begins one week before the retreat.
Participants are asked to:
• avoid alcohol for one week
• avoid pork
• avoid sexual activity 24 hours before arrival
• follow the medication guidelines provided
These preparations help the body and mind enter the process more smoothly.
What happens during the retreat besides ceremonies?
The retreat combines several elements that support a deep process of self-reflection and healing.
Participants will experience:
• time in nature
• master plant dieta work
• ceremonies
• personal reflection
• journaling and silence
• emotional support from the facilitation team
Together these elements create a space where participants can slow down, reconnect with themselves, and explore deeper levels of awareness.
What happens if I have a difficult emotional process?
Deep inner work can sometimes bring strong emotions or challenging moments.
Our team has many years of experience facilitating plant medicine retreats and is present throughout the retreat to support participants.
Support may include:
• personal conversations
• emotional guidance
• adjustments to food if needed
• support during ceremonies
You will not go through the process alone.
What happens if I feel I didn’t connect with the plants?
Our team has been working with plant medicine retreats for over 17 years, facilitating retreats in more than 20 countries.
If during your retreat you feel that you did not connect with the plants, you will have the opportunity to join another retreat in the future by covering only the accommodation costs.
Our intention is to create a space where participants can truly benefit from the process.
What should I bring?
We recommend bringing:
• comfortable clothing for nature
• a personal journal
• pens or colored pencils
• personal development or spiritual books
Many participants find that the retreat opens space for reflection, writing, and creativity.
What languages are spoken during the retreat?
The retreat is primarily held in English.
Support is also available in:
• Spanish
• Russian
• Swedish
Is there integration support after the retreat?
Yes.
Integration is an important part of the process.
Participants receive:
• an integration call after the retreat
• access to a private community group
• continued support if needed
This helps participants integrate the insights from the retreat into daily life.
Is private support available during the retreat?
Yes.
Participants who would like deeper guidance during their process can book private therapeutic support sessions.
These sessions provide additional space for emotional processing and integration.
Private support may include:
• emotional support and guidance
• integration of ceremony experiences
• reflection on life direction
• grounding practices
Additional cost: 500 €
What is the price of the retreat?
The retreat price depends on how you book.
Platform price
2500 € per participant
(for bookings through retreat platforms)
Community price
1900 € per participant
(for participants booking directly through our network)
How can I reserve my place?
You can reserve your place with either:
• a 500 € deposit, or
• 50% of the retreat price
The remaining balance must be paid before the retreat begins.
Flights are not included.
Where does the retreat take place?
The retreat takes place in nature near Oslo, Norway, offering a peaceful environment for inner work and connection with nature.
Accommodation options include:
• shared rooms
• private camping tents
• nature-based accommodation
Is this retreat right for me?
This retreat is designed for people who feel a genuine call to explore themselves more deeply and reconnect with nature and the wisdom of the plants.
It may be right for you if you:
• feel the need to pause and reflect on your life
• are interested in personal growth and self-knowledge
• want to reconnect with your body, emotions, and intuition
• feel curious about traditional Amazonian plant medicine practices
The dieta requires openness, patience, and discipline, as it is a deeper process than a typical retreat experience.
What makes this retreat different from other ayahuasca retreats?
Many retreats focus mainly on ceremonies.
While ceremonies are an important part of the process, this retreat also includes a traditional master plant dieta, which is one of the core practices of Amazonian plant medicine traditions.
During a dieta, participants simplify their environment, follow a specific diet, and work with a teacher plant while spending time in silence and reflection.
This process allows participants to develop a deeper relationship with the plants and with themselves.
Ceremonies support the process, but the dieta creates a longer and more integrated journey of healing, learning, and transformation.
What kind of transformations do participants experience after a dieta?
Each person’s experience is unique, but many participants report meaningful changes after completing a dieta.
These may include:
• emotional release and healing
• greater mental clarity
• deeper connection with nature and intuition
• new perspectives about life direction
• improved self-awareness and inner balance
For many people, the dieta becomes a moment of reset and reorganization in their lives, helping them return to daily life with a clearer sense of purpose and direction.
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