Dieting Master Plants

Master Plants Dieta

Peruvian retreat

The master plant diet is a process of physical, mental and spiritual changes, processes of connection with oneself and connection with the energies of the earth and plants, allowing a deep transformation and emotional renewal. The benefits are:

•   Purify and balance vital energy

•   Connect with nature and your environment

•   Unlock patterns and conditioning

•   Heal emotions and traumas

•   Expand consciousness and perception

•   Strengthen the connection with yourself

•   Reduce stress and anxiety. -Improve mental clarity and concentration

•   Strengthen will and determination

•   Connect with essence and purpose

 

Plants

The dieta will begin with a purge with Huancahui Sacha this plant is to detox the physical body, open the mind and strengthen the spirit.

 

Second plant to drink is the Chirisanango, this plant give strenght to the bones, cure the cold and bring connection through vibration, increases the auditory (or earring), mental stillness and connection with singing.

 

Third plant is the Renaquilla, medicine that gives relief and tranquility to all the above processes, helps to calm the mind naturally.

  

Fourth plant the clavohuasca medicine for lucid dreams and connection with the masters of the fairy world.

  

Fifth plant is Bobinsana, master of songs, beautiful medicine to harmonize the spirit.

 

Preparing for a dieta retreat in the jungle requires a holistic approach that nurtures your body, mind, emotions, and spirit. Here’s how you can prepare:

 

Spiritual Preparation

•    Set Intentions – Reflect on what you seek from the retreat: healing, guidance, clarity, or transformation. Write it down or meditate on it.

•    Practice Stillness – Engage in meditation, prayer, or breathwork to connect with yourself and the energies you’ll be working with.

•    Develop a Relationship with the Plants – Learn about the plants you will diet with, call their spirit into your awareness, and honor them before arrival.

•    Energetic Clearing – Avoid engaging in negativity, gossip, or toxic environments to keep your energy field clear.

 

Emotional Preparation

•    Face Your Fears – The jungle and plant medicines often bring deep emotional releases. Journaling can help process unresolved emotions beforehand.

•    Let Go of Attachments – The dieta may require solitude, fasting, or abstinence. Practice detaching from emotional dependencies in your daily life.

•    Cultivate Patience & Surrender – Expect the unexpected. The jungle will test your emotional resilience; embracing uncertainty will serve you well.

 

Mental Preparation

•    Educate Yourself – Read about the traditions, teachers, and plants to understand the process.

•    Quiet the Mind – Reduce digital distractions, social media, and mental overstimulation to prepare for deep introspection.

•    Affirm a Growth Mindset – Remind yourself that challenges are part of the journey and that discomfort leads to growth.

 

Physical Preparation

•    Follow the Pre-Dieta Diet – Usually, this involves eliminating processed foods, alcohol, caffeine, sugar, dairy, salt, and red meat while eating simple, clean foods.

•    Detoxify the Body – Reduce toxins, stay hydrated, and practice gentle movement like yoga, stretching, or walking.

•    Strengthen Your Body – The jungle can be physically demanding; build endurance with light exercise and exposure to heat if possible.

•    Rest & Sleep Well – The dieta can be physically taxing, so ensure you are well-rested before departure.

 

What to bring to the jungle

    • Camping backpack for luggage, avoid wheeled suitcases, the path in the jungle is dirt and a backpack is required to be able to walk and your trip is comfortable.

  • Necessary clothes that are easy to wash and dry ( the climate is humid)

  • For personal items, it is true that you really take what is necessary: deodorant, comb, toothpaste and toothbrush (organic products or your choice)

    • Mosquito repellent organic

    • Flashlights

    • Reading lamp

    • Batteries

    • Mountain shoes, tennis or raining boots

    • Sandals

    • Bathing suit

    • Towel

    • Light raining jacket

    • Hat

    • Yoga mat

    • Journal

    • Spiritual book

    • Musical instruments (optional)

    • For women, the menstrual cup is recommended

    • If you are diabetic and need to take insulin, please let us Know.

    • And lasting and most importantly, come with all the desire and willingness to live this process.

 

 

“The Sacred Dieta: Preparing Body, Mind & Spirit.”

 

The food-based dieta is an essential part of the master plant path. It is not simply a physical cleanse—it is a sacred agreement between you and the spirit of the plants. It creates the inner space for deep connection, clear visions, and true healing. Observing this dieta is an act of devotion, humility, and respect for the medicine.

 

Pre-Dieta Preparation – Before Traveling to Peru

 

Timeframe: Begin at least 7–10 days before your departure (longer if possible)

 

The Physical Purpose:

    •    To detoxify the body and cleanse the digestive system

    •    To purify the blood and nervous system, reducing stimulation and inflammation

    •    To prepare your body to receive subtle plant energies without interference

 

The Spiritual Purpose:

    •    To show respect and commitment to the plants

    •    To quiet the ego and deepen the intuitive senses

    •    To become more receptive to guidance, dreams, and internal transformation

 

Foods to Eliminate:

    •    Red meat, pork, and all heavy meats

    •    Dairy products (milk, cheese, yogurt, butter)

    •    Processed foods, fried foods, and refined sugar

    •    Alcohol, caffeine, carbonated beverages

    •    Excess salt, spices, and hot peppers

    •    Garlic and onions (energetically “hot” and disruptive to the dieta)

    •    Sexual activity, including masturbation (conserves energy for healing)

    •    Recreational drugs and pharmaceuticals (when safely possible)

 

Recommended Foods:

    •    Simple grains (rice, oats, quinoa)

    •    Cooked vegetables (no garlic/onions)

    •    Boiled or baked root vegetables (yucca, sweet potato, potato)

    •    Light fish (in some traditions)

    •    Herbal teas, especially calming or digestive ones

    •    Plenty of clean, purified water

 

 

Dieta During the Retreat – In Peru

 

You will be guided and supported in following a specific dieta, which is designed by the maestros based on the plants you are dieting. Meals are intentionally simple, bland, and energetically clean to avoid interference with the plant spirits.

 

Typical dieta food includes:

    •    Boiled green plantains or potatoes

    •    White rice or oats

    •    Lettuce, tomatoes, carrots, cucumbers

    •    Unsalted fish (occasionally)

    •    No oil, no spices, no sugar, no fruit, no fermented foods

 

Why?

    •    Strong flavors, fats, and stimulants “close” the energetic channels and make it harder for the plants to work

    •    The simplicity allows you to enter altered states of perception more easily

    •    The physical emptiness creates spiritual spaciousness

 

 

Ceremonial Dieta – Preparing Body, Heart & Spirit

 

In the days leading up to ceremony, we observe a special dieta to prepare ourselves physically, emotionally, and spiritually. This dieta is not just about food—it’s a way of aligning with the sacred, of softening the mind, cleansing the body, and opening the heart to receive.

 

It is a prayer in motion. A gesture of humility and readiness.

 

Why We Dieta Before Ceremony

 

Spiritually, the dieta helps to:

    •    Open energetic channels for deeper connection with spirit, intuition, and inner guidance

    •    Quiet the mind and awaken the subtle senses

    •    Create space for visions, insights, and emotional release

    •    Deepen your intention and attune you to the medicine

 

Physically, the dieta helps to:

    •    Detoxify the body and calm the nervous system

    •    Reduce inflammation and stimulation

    •    Support mental clarity and emotional balance

    •    Prepare your body to receive and integrate energetic work more smoothly

 

Ceremonial Dieta Guidelines

 

(Begin at least 5–7 days before ceremony)

 

Avoid:

    •    Red meat, pork, heavy or fried foods

    •    Dairy products (cheese, milk, butter, yogurt)

    •    Processed food, refined sugar, alcohol, caffeine

    •    Excess salt, spicy foods, garlic, onion

    •    Recreational drugs

    •    Sexual activity, including masturbation

 

Recommended:

    •    Simple, grounding meals: rice, quinoa, steamed greens, boiled vegetables

    •    Light soups or broths

    •    Herbal teas (especially calming or purifying ones)

    •    Plenty of clean water

    •    Rest, nature, and gentle movement

 

Energetic & Emotional Preparation

    •    Set a clear intention for what you’re seeking or offering in ceremony

    •    Spend time in stillness: meditate, journal, breathe

    •    Avoid overstimulation (screens, noise, drama, conflict)

    •    Create space in your life—literally and energetically—for what wants to come through

    •    Keep your heart soft and your body rested

 

This Dieta Is an Offering

 

It’s a way of showing up with reverence and respect.

It tells the medicine, “I am listening.”

It tells your soul, “I am ready.”

 

The dieta is not restriction—it is remembrance.