Private Individual & Private Small Group Kambo Ceremonies

Pachamama Munai Sacred Healing Church & Wellness Center

A space to cleanse, release, and return to balance…
held with intention, prayer, and deep respect for this sacred medicine.

At Pachamama Munai, Kambo is offered within a ceremonial container, where your physical, emotional, and energetic body are all supported through the process.

Whether you are coming alone, with a partner, or in a small group, this is an opportunity to reconnect with your body, clear stagnation, and realign with your natural state.

A prayerful space to cleanse, release, and return to center—held in community.

Kambo is a traditional Amazonian medicine derived from the secretion of the Phyllomedusa bicolor, a tree frog native to the Amazon rainforest. For generations, it has been used by Indigenous tribes as a powerful cleansing practice—supporting the body, mind, and spirit in returning to balance.

In its traditional context, Kambo is known as a medicine of purification, strength, and alignment. It is not psychedelic, and it works deeply through the physical and energetic bodies, often bringing a rapid, intentional release of what is no longer needed.

At Pachamama Munai, this work is offered with reverence for its origins, with prayer, and with a deep respect for the traditions that carry it.

✨The Experience

Your private Kambo ceremony is more than a session —
It is a guided journey of cleansing, grounding, and integration.

We begin by creating a safe and intentional space, allowing your body and spirit to open gently and with awareness.

Each ceremony includes:

• Guided meditation to ground and center
• Prayer & intention setting
• Kambo application with attentive facilitation
• Optional Hapé (Rapé) and Sananga
• Sound healing to support energetic movement
• Time for rest, release, and integration
• Tea and fresh fruit after the ceremony

You are welcome to bring additional snacks or food to support your body after your process.

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Private Ceremony Exchange

We offer private ceremonies for individuals, couples, and small groups:

1 person
$325
$150 Deposit to confirm the date.

2 people
$550 total
$250 deposit to confirm the date.

3 people
$750 total
$350 deposit to confirm the date.

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What This Practice May Support

Kambo works on multiple levels of the body and being.

It may support:

● Deep detoxification of the lymphatic system and organs
● Strengthening of the immune system
● Release of emotional and energetic blockages
● Clearing of mental fog and increased focus
● Resetting the nervous system
● Strengthening of will, discipline, and inner clarity

Beyond the physical, many experience Kambo as a way of reconnecting with their inner truth—stripping away what is not aligned and bringing a sense of renewed presence.

Each person’s process is unique, and the medicine meets you where you are.

Preparation Guidelines

To support your body and ensure a safe and aligned experience, please follow these preparation guidelines

1 Week Before

• Stop any cleansing protocols, colonics, or cleansing herbs
• Stay well hydrated

3 Days Before

• Eat light and nourishing foods (fruits, vegetables, grains)
• Avoid meat, dairy, alcohol, wheat, and processed foods
• Stop supplements, herbal medicines, and non-essential substances

Ceremony Day

• Fast for at least 10 hours before your session
• Do not fast longer than 24 hours
• Avoid medications and supplements the morning of the ceremony
• Stay hydrated throughout the day

You will drink water before the ceremony (we will guide you in this), so please bring a reusable water bottle and drink water normally throughout the day. Right before the ceremony, you will drink 1.5 – 2 liters of water, depending on your body.

Additional Notes

• Wear comfortable clothing and bring a change of clothes
• Do not wear contact lenses (bring glasses if needed for Sananga)
• Women: please inform us if you are in your menstrual cycle

More guidance will be shared once your session is confirmed.

How to Join

Please complete the intake form to reserve your space.

Once approved, we will connect and choose the date together, and you will send the deposit to confirm your date.

You will receive preparation guidelines and confirmation details

Preparation for Receiving Kambo

Preparing your body and mind is an important part of the process. This supports a safer, smoother, and more effective experience with the medicine.

1 Week Before
● Pause any intense cleansing protocols, colonics, or strong cleansing herbs
● Focus on hydration and gentle nourishment

3 Days Before
● Eat light, clean foods: fruits, vegetables, grains, and plenty of water
● Avoid:
○ Meat
○ Dairy
○ Alcohol
○ Wheat and processed foods
● Discontinue supplements, herbal medications, and non-essential substances

Day of Ceremony
● Fast for at least 10 hours before your session
● Do not fast longer than 24 hours
● Avoid medications and supplements the morning of the ceremony (unless medically
necessary—please communicate with us)
● Stay lightly hydrated throughout the day
You will be asked to drink approximately 2 liters of water before the ceremony, which we will
guide you through.

What to Bring
● Comfortable clothing
● A change of clothes
● A reusable water bottle
If receiving Sananga:
● Do not wear contact lenses
● Bring glasses if needed

For Women
Please inform us if you are on your moon cycle (your period) on the day of the ceremony so we can best support your process.

Preparation is part of the ceremony.

How you arrive matters.

Taking these steps supports your body in working in harmony with the medicine and allows for a deeper, more aligned experience.

What to Expect During the Ceremony

Kambo is an active and deeply physical process. It is not passive, and it invites your full presence.

After opening the space and setting intentions, the medicine is applied through small points on the skin. Once it enters the system, the effects begin to arise quickly—usually within a few
minutes.

You may experience:

● A rapid increase in heart rate
● Heat rising through the body
● Pressure in the head or chest
● Sweating
● Nausea and purging (vomiting is a natural and expected part of the process)

This phase is often intense but short-lived, typically lasting 15–30 minutes.

The purge is not something to resist—it is part of the medicine’s intelligence. The body releases what it has been holding, physically and energetically.

Throughout the process, you are supported, guided, and closely monitored.

After the Peak:
As the intensity passes, many people experience:
● A sense of lightness and clarity
● Deep calm in the nervous system
● Mental stillness
● Renewed energy and presence
This is a time to rest, integrate, and reconnect with your body.

A Grounded Perspective
Kambo is often described as a “warrior medicine.”
It is not always comfortable—but it is precise, direct, and purposeful.

The experience asks for:
● Willingness
● Surrender
● Presence

You are never forced into anything.
You are guided, supported, and held the entire time.

Integration

After the ceremony, we take time to gently integrate the experience.

This may include:
● Rest and grounding
● Light sharing (if in group)
● Simple guidance to support your body after the cleanse

The work continues beyond the ceremony—often bringing clarity, awareness, and shifts in the days that follow.

Each person’s experience is unique.
Kambo meets you where you are and works with what your system is ready to release.
You are invited to come with openness, respect, and trust in your body’s intelligence.

Meet Your Facilitators

Teffa Honan

Teffa Honan is a curandera, ceremonial guide, and co-founder of Pachamama Munai Sacred Healing Church & Wellness Center.

Her work is devoted to creating safe and intentional spaces for deep healing, remembrance, and transformation. Rooted in years of experience with Amazonian plant medicine traditions and holistic healing practices, Teffa bridges ancient wisdom with a grounded, heart-centered approach.

She guides others through processes of emotional release, energetic cleansing, and reconnection to their true essence. Her presence in the ceremony is intuitive, nurturing, and deeply attuned — allowing each person to move through their experience with trust and support.

Through her work, Teffa holds a space where individuals can return to balance, awaken their inner wisdom, and reconnect with their body, spirit, and the natural world.

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Chris Honan

Chris Honan is a co-founder of Pachamama Munai and a dedicated space holder, facilitator, and support within ceremony.

With a grounded and steady presence, Chris helps create a container that feels safe, structured, and supportive for those moving through deep physical and emotional processes. His approach is calm, attentive, and rooted in integrity, allowing participants to feel held and guided throughout their experience.

Chris brings a strong sense of awareness and care to the ceremonial space, supporting both the practical and energetic aspects of the work. His role is essential in maintaining balance, safety, and flow within each ceremony.

Together with the Pachamama Munai team, he is committed to serving others through respectful, intentional, and heart-centered practices.

Carlos García

After Carlos walks a path of holistic healing rooted in Ayurveda, meditation, and ancestral wisdom, cultivating a deep understanding of the body, mind, and spirit. Through his own journey, he has developed a grounded, intuitive approach that brings clarity, gentleness, and presence into the healing process.

His work with Kambo is offered with reverence and care, supporting physical cleansing, energetic alignment, and a return to balance. Carlos holds space with integrity and intention, guiding others through transformative experiences that invite release, renewal, and deeper connection to self.

What he shares comes from lived experience — a path that has supported his own healing and continues to unfold through service to others. With a calm and steady presence, Carlos creates a container where individuals feel safe, supported, and empowered on their journey.