Eagle Condor Alliance





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- Powerful Ceremonies: Retreat.guru (5/5 rating) notes the âpotentâ yagĂ©, San Pedro, and sweat lodge ceremonies, with guests feeling transformed by the Siona-Cofan traditions, though some found the 10-day intensity overwhelming.
- Supportive Family: Quora praises facilitators Bobby and Jesse for creating a âloving, safeâ space, with guests feeling like family, but a review on a retreat platform mentions the hands-off shaman approach left some wanting more guidance.
- Stunning Setting: Best Retreats highlights the Andes Mountains location, with guests on retreat.guru loving the 8,500 ft elevation, lush forests, and local community involvement, though some noted limited outdoor yoga space.
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Theft: No reports on Reddit, Quora, Tripadvisor, or Google mention stolen items at Eagle Condor Alliance.
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Sexual Misconduct: No allegations against Eagle Condor Allianceâs staff were found in online discussions or ICEERS resources.
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Crime: No police reports or violent incidents tied to Eagle Condor Alliance were found in Google News, Colombian media, or retreat forums.
đ Critical Notes
Ayahuasca Medicine And The Role of the YagĂš (Ayahuasca) Healer
The sacred medicine Ayahuasca, or Yagé, is a brew of two plants which are native to the Amazon rainforest; the Banisteriopsis caapi vine and the leaves of the Diplopterys cabrerana bush.  The shaman prays over and sings to these plants for days as they cook together in water over an open bonfire, and it is largely those prayers that determine the healing power of the brew. Ayahuasca has been the cornerstone of spiritual and community life for many indigenous peoples in the Amazon for thousands of years. When used under the supervision of experienced healers in a guided ceremony, the brew is capable of creating profound moments of introspection, love, clarity, and self-knowledge.
The term Ayahuasca comes from the Quechua language, in which âayaâ means âsoulâ or âspiritsâ and âhuascaâ means âvineâ, therefore translating to âvine of the soulâ or âvine of the spiritsâ.
Ayahuasca is believed to contain within it the spirits of all other plants, trees, waters and animals of the jungle. And while the components that the Ayahuasca brew contains may indeed produce visions and connect us to other energetic dimensions, it is medicine. As a medicine, it purges us what doesnât serve us, relieves us of emotional baggage, opens spaces for new forms of creativity, and breaks thought and behavioral patterns which limit our growth as individuals.
It purges on the physical level as it expels toxins, mucus, and parasites from our bodies. On the emotional level it cures by showing us to ourselves and giving us the self-knowledge and self-love necessary to overcome lifeâs obstacles. And on the spiritual level, it has the capability to show us that we are both one with the universe and that we each carry the universe inside of us.
ECA YagĂš ceremonies, participants are invited to drink a cup of the brew before returning to their spot in the maloka. The process that each drinker undertakes during the ceremony is an extremely personal one.  What each participant feels, thinks, reflects on, or sees during a ceremony is a unique reflection of that personâs past, present and future.  This process demands that participants have not drank alcohol or stimulants for a period of days before the ceremony.
The shaman determines how much Ayahuasca each person should drink. This determination does not depend on body type or size but rather on each participantâs energy and purpose for being there. In order to allow the plant to communicate with the deepest parts of who we are, it is recommended that communication is kept between the drinker and the shaman, the drinker and the fire, and the drinker and the plant. Â It is also recommended to approach the ceremony with no expectations, but rather with an open mind and the objective of letting the medicine show you what you need to see by simply observing and not waiting for something to happen.
Once we have drunk the medicine, the maloka is one of profound internal reflection, connection with our own spirits and hearts, and healing. Participants may be offered a second cup later in the night. During the ceremony the healer will sing his icaros, conjuros, or songs of the wilderness, which summon the spirits and guardians of the rainforest and accompany and guide us on our own internal journeys.
In this context, the miraculous healing powers of Ayahuasca can be brought forth and participants who have approached the plant with respect and have prepared properly may have one of the most impactful experiences of their lives.
Have lingering questions about traditional Ayahuasca ceremonies? Â Feel free to contact us anytime!
Reviews
I approached Eagle Condor Alliance with a hopeful heart, eager for a transformative escape from years of emotional stagnation. The retreatâs setting is undeniably majesticâa wild Andean expanse that invites you to step outside of your everyday confines. I experienced powerful ceremonies that opened up deep emotional channels and delivered moments of vivid insight.
However, my overall experience was marred by inconsistencies. The potency of the medicine was impressive, but I often felt that the integration support was patchy. Some sessions felt hurried, leaving me with lingering questions and unprocessed emotions, while others offered little in the way of individualized care. The physical environment, although breathtaking, sometimes fell short in comfort during long, intense days of healing. I left with a mix of powerful insights and unresolved feelings, unsure if the journey had truly fulfilled its promise. For those who are self-reliant and can navigate a less consistent process, there may be profound rewardsâbut for me, it was a bumpy ride.
When I first encountered Eagle Condor Alliance, it felt as if Iâd been invited into a realm where ancient wisdom and the raw power of nature converge. I arrived at a time when lifeâs burdens had left me feeling earthbound, and here, amidst the resonant echoes of Andean spirit, I experienced an emotional and spiritual rebirth. The ceremonies were unlike anything Iâd ever experiencedâeach one a transformative journey that peeled away layers of long-held fears and opened me to new, uncharted possibilities.
There was one ceremony under an open, starlit sky that particularly stands out: as I sat in quiet reverence, I felt the symbolism of the eagle and condor lift my spirit higher than I ever thought possible. The energy in the space was palpableâraw, intense, and entirely healing. By the time the final integration circle ended, I knew I had been fundamentally changed. I left with a renewed sense of purpose, clarity in my vision, and the courageous belief that I could soar free from my past. Eagle Condor Alliance isnât just a retreat; itâs a portal to an inner flight you never knew existed.
Eagle Condor Alliance offers a journey that is both powerful and challenging. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Andean wilderness, the retreat provides a raw environment that forces you to confront your innermost struggles. I experienced ceremonies that broke down emotional barriers and unlocked insights Iâd kept hidden for years. The energy was intense, and for much of the time, it felt like a true awakening of my spirit.
However, not every moment flowed seamlessly. While the ceremonies themselves were potent, I sometimes found the integration sessions to be a bit rushed, leaving me yearning for more personalized guidance during the aftermath of such intense experiences. Additionally, a few logistical detailsâlike the timing of meals and quiet periodsâfelt uneven, making it challenging to fully settle into the process. Despite these rough edges, I left with invaluable lessons and a sense of empowerment that continues to influence my daily life. If youâre ready for deep, unfiltered healing and can tolerate a few imperfections, this retreat offers a transformative experience.
There are experiences that challenge you, reshape you, and ultimately lead you to discover the truth about your inner self. My time at Eagle Condor Alliance was exactly thatâa transformative journey marked by profound moments of clarity and deep emotional release. I found myself in a sanctuary where the natural energy of the Andes meets a supportive community of like-minded seekers.
During the ceremonies, every sensation was amplifiedâthe rustle of the wind, the echo of distant voices, and the rhythmic pulse of the earth all worked together to create a vibrant, healing mosaic. I remember one session when I felt the collective energy of the group lifting me into an elevated state of consciousness, as if the spirit of the eagle itself had granted me wings. The integration circles that followed were intimate and sincere; sharing my raw, unfiltered experience with others felt like being part of a healing family. I walked away not only with profound insights but with a renewed determination to live with authenticity and heart. This retreat exceeded all expectations and opened doors to realms of possibility Iâd long forgotten.
My journey at Eagle Condor Alliance was an expedition into both the darkness and light of my inner world. The retreatâs setting, with its expansive Andean vistas and untamed nature, created a striking canvas for profound introspection. The ceremonies were raw and invigorating, propelling me into a state of heightened awareness and emotional release that was as exhilarating as it was unsettling.
Yet, I couldnât help but notice that some parts of the process felt underdeveloped. The group integration sessions, while full of communal energy, sometimes left me feeling that my personal revelations were not fully unpacked. I longed for more tailored follow-up to help bridge the gap between the intense ceremonies and my everyday life. Even so, the overall experience was deeply soul-stirring and offered insights that have continued to guide me. For those willing to embrace the full intensity of their inner journeyâeven if the structure isnât perfectâthis retreat can be a catalyst for meaningful change.