Modern life often disconnects women from their bodies, emotions, intuition, and cyclical nature. Many of us have learned to suppress our sensitivity, numb our emotions, or abandon ourselves in order to feel safe, loved, or accepted.

This retreat is about peeling away layers of conditioning and returning to the essence of who you truly are and invites you into another way of being.

A way where your body becomes sacred again.
Where devotion becomes a living practice.
Where sisterhood becomes medicine.
Where pleasure, softness, expression, and truth are welcomed.

Together we create a safe and intentional space where every woman is invited to arrive exactly as she is… Held in all her tenderness, power, grief, beauty, and becoming.

Shakta Tantra builds the foundation and framework for this retreat. We worship and honour the feminine in all its forms and see every energy as the Goddess. In Tantra, the body is not seen as separate from spirituality but as a sacred temple through which consciousness can be experienced. Our approach to Tantra is grounded, embodied, and devotional.

Rather than focusing on concepts alone, we explore spirituality as a lived experience through the body, breath, heart, and nervous system.

We reconnect through Tantric practices to the juicy life force energy within us and allow it to move more freely through body, heart, and spirit.

We begin every morning with a Tantric Sadhana which includes Pranayama, Meditation, Bija Mantras, Kundalini practices and Chakra activations.

Plant Medicine & Ceremonies

We begin the retreat with a Despacho, a traditional Andean land offering ceremony to open the pathway between ourselves, the sacred land, the spirits of the Sacre Valley, and the Apus (the mountain spirits of the Andes). This ritual is an act of reverence, reciprocity, and gratitude. Through prayers, intentions, flowers, sweets and sacred offerings, we honor the unseen forces that hold and guide this journey and humbly ask for their blessings, protection, and support throughout our time together.

The retreat includes several cacao ceremonies to explore our heart space and to anchor us there. This all-connective space will allow us to perceive others, ourselves, and Mother Earth from a place of tenderness, compassion and vulnerability.

An optional Huachuma ceremony guided by our shaman sister Jen is possible. Huachuma, also known as the Grandfather Medicine, is a sacred cactus medicine traditionally used in the Andes to support heart opening and connection to nature. It is a profound and powerful opportunity to deepen the spiritual practices and archetypal work we practiced on the days before. Our intention with medicine work is therefore not escapism into a different realm, but a tool to reconnect to yourself. This ceremony is held within a carefully prepared container with integration support by the shaman and us.