Only you can truly answer that question.

There are, however, a few things worth reflecting on honestly before stepping into this work.

First, is this the right moment in your life? Plant medicine work is not simply about the ceremonies themselves. It asks for time, attention and a willingness to integrate what may unfold. There is no rush.

Second, are you willing to meet yourself honestly? These medicines can act as a mirror, bringing awareness to patterns, emotions and aspects of yourself that may have been overlooked or avoided. This work asks for openness, curiosity and personal responsibility.

Third, what is drawing you towards this experience? Sometimes there is a quiet but persistent inner knowing that the timing is right. Sometimes there is uncertainty. Both are welcome to be explored.

If you feel unsure, we invite you to schedule a call or take our free readiness quiz.  Together we can explore whether this retreat, and this moment, feels aligned.

Yes.

Working with Sacred Plant Medicine can be deeply meaningful, but it is not suitable for everyone.

Certain medical conditions, mental health concerns and medications may make participation unsafe or require additional consideration. This is one of the reasons why every participant completes an intake process before a place is confirmed.

If you have a history of mental health challenges, cardiovascular conditions, or are currently taking medication, we encourage you to discuss this openly during your intake and consult your healthcare professional when appropriate.

If you are unsure whether this retreat is suitable for you, we invite you to take our free readiness quiz or schedule a call with us.

We work with a maximum of 14 to 16 participants, even though the temple can accommodate significantly more.

We intentionally keep our groups small. This allows us to offer individual attention, maintain the quality of the container and stay attuned to what participants may need throughout the retreat.

Our team consists of one ceremony leader and at least two experienced facilitators, creating a strong and well-supported field for the work.

Our ceremonies weave together traditional plant medicine practice, shamanic teachings, therapeutic awareness and energetic work.

Participants are generally invited to remain on their mattress with their eyes closed, allowing attention to move inward and the experience to unfold in its own way.

Each ceremony is supported by an altar, smudging, icaros, live music and attentive guidance from the team. Singing, movement and individual support may be offered when appropriate.

We hold the space with presence, discernment and care, supporting participants in meeting whatever arises throughout their journey.

This depends on the composition of the group.

In an international group, English will be the primary language. When the group consists mainly of Dutch-speaking participants, Dutch will often be used.

Participants are always welcome to share personal experiences in the language that feels most natural to them. Linas is fluent in Lithuanian and Russian, which can provide additional support for those who feel most comfortable communicating in those languages.