4 nights (Couple or Solo) Sacred plant retreat in Siem Reap

**Day One — Ayahuasca Ceremony: The Chamber of Wounds**

As twilight settles over the Angkor temples, we drink together. Byron Metcalf’s percussion fills the room and the medicine begins its work. What surfaces first is usually what has been carried longest — old grief, inherited patterns, the body’s own memory. Purging is part of it. I will hold the space and walk with you through the Chamber of Wounds.

**Day Two — Ayahuasca Ceremony: The Chamber of Soul Contracts**

The second night goes further than the first. Here we look at the agreements you never consciously made: the roles taken on for others, the promises kept long past their time, the loyalties that have quietly shaped a life. Some of them can be set down.

**Day Three — Integration**

A day without medicine. An introduction to Vipassana practice in the morning, a visit to the temples in the afternoon, and unhurried time to let the two nights settle into something you can carry home. What happens on this day often matters more than what happened on the first two.

**Day Four — Psilocybin Ceremony: The Chamber of Grace, the Chamber of Treasures**

As the night deepens, this journey moves through grace and inheritance toward the core of your life’s work. Outside, fireflies rise over the rice fields — soul parts returning, if you want to read it that way. The temples do what they have done for nine hundred years: absorb what no longer serves.

For more detailed information about our approach, facilitators, preparation guidelines, and integration support, please visit our website: https://quantum-vines.com