About Changa
Changa is a powerful plant medicine blend that combines herbs, typically smoked in ceremonial settings. It offers a rapid, intense journey into deep spiritual realms, providing insight, healing, and self-discovery. While rooted in Amazonian traditions, Changa is a modern creation that allows for a controlled and accessible experience.
In a Changa ceremony, participants inhale the smoke, quickly experiencing vivid visions, heightened awareness, and emotional release. The ceremony is guided and a safe space is created for healing. Changa’s short but intense effects often lead to confronting inner fears and unresolved emotions, helping individuals achieve clarity and personal growth.
Changa is considered a “teacher plant” that offers profound transformation, purging negative energy and facilitating emotional healing. It is a tool for deep self-exploration, helping individuals better understand their life’s purpose and find inner peace.
What’s included
- Changa ceremonyA facilitated session where you experience the profound effects of Changa in a sacred, supportive space.
- Personal guidanceSupport throughout the experience to ensure a safe, healing process.
- Sacred settingA serene and healing environment for your Changa experience.
- Post-ceremony integrationSupport to help you reflect on the journey and integrate insights into daily life.
Who it’s for: Ideal for those seeking a deep, mystical journey with powerful plant medicine in a guided and safe environment.
Your safety comes first
Every participant completes a screening form before booking. Some medications and health conditions are not compatible with plant medicine — please read the medication & health guidelines and the preparation dieta.
What participants say
“There was a moment when you sang about coming home, and it brought tears to my eyes.”
“I felt supported, witnessed, and held in a very real way.”
“He would sing words that came to him that were EXACTLY what I was dealing with in my journey.”
Changa questions
What is Changa?
Changa is a smokable blend that combines DMT with Ayahuasca vine and other sacred herbs. Its effects arrive quickly and the journey is much shorter than Ayahuasca — usually minutes rather than hours — yet it can be deeply visionary and clarifying.
Because it is brief and can be held in a gentle, guided way, Changa is often a meaningful first step for people who are new to plant medicine, and it is always supported with medicine music.
I have never sat in ceremony before. Is that okay?
Yes. Many people come to ceremony for the first time. Before anything is booked we talk through your intentions, questions and any concerns, so you understand how the medicine works and what to expect on the day.
First journeys are held with extra care — including a conservative starting dose — so that you can build trust with the medicine at your own pace.
Can I have a bad trip?
There is no such thing as a “bad trip” with Ayahuasca. An Ayahuasca ceremony is not a simple or easy experience — it is deep energetic work. While the medicine can bring enlightenment, it can also be confronting and challenging. It’s important to be prepared for this.
Ayahuasca is about faith, surrender, acceptance, and letting go. There is no way to predict what emotions, traumas, or insights will surface during your journey, but you will receive exactly what you need to heal. Fear may arise, but know that I will be there to support and guide you every step of the way.
Ayahuasca helps release the fears that limit your life and hinder your spiritual growth. When you face these fears, they transform, allowing you to receive Mother Ayahuasca’s greatest gifts: power, freedom, and love.
Is Ayahuasca compatible with medication and certain physical and mental illnesses?
Your safety and well-being are my top priorities. My role is to guide you toward personal healing and growth while following strict medical and safety guidelines. Certain medications and substances, including antidepressants, sedatives, and narcotics, must be avoided, as their combination with Ayahuasca can be life-threatening. Narcotics, alcohol, and recreational drugs are strictly contraindicated.
You cannot participate in an Ayahuasca or plant medicine ceremony if:
- You have schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, psychosis, borderline personality disorder, or certain other psychological conditions.
- You have severe kidney disease, unstable diabetes mellitus, epilepsy, severe neurological disorders, hypertension, cardiovascular diseases (e.g. angina, stroke, CVA), pheochromocytoma (adrenal tumour), blood dyscrasias (abnormal cells), hyperthyroidism, or certain liver disorders.
- You are currently taking antidepressants (these must be discontinued 4–8 weeks before the ceremony).
- You are taking painkillers, sleeping pills, or medication for migraines and allergies (these must be stopped 3–6 days before the ceremony).
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding.
- You intend to combine Ayahuasca or San Pedro with drugs such as cocaine, amphetamines, MDMA, alcohol, etc.
- You view Ayahuasca or San Pedro as a recreational drug and are seeking a party experience.
Before booking your ceremony, you will be required to complete a screening form to determine whether you are eligible to participate. Never stop or change prescribed medication without speaking to your doctor first.