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Ceremonies

Mama Killa World (MKW)
Scope: spiritual/educational & wellness activities (non-medical)
Last updated: 17/10/2025

Our ceremonies are spaces of respect, learning, and inner work. We facilitate traditional practices and wellness tools with a spiritual/educational focus, prioritizing safety, confidentiality, and participant autonomy.

1) Nature of the ceremonies

  • Purpose: connection, clarity, self-care, and personal integration.

  • Approach: non-clinical facilitation with written Health & Safety protocols and Informed Consent.

  • Scope reminder: we do not diagnose or treat disease and do not replace your medical/psychological care.

2) What to expect

  • Opening: welcome, group agreements, personal intention.

  • Guided preparation: breathwork, song/sound, mindful silence.

  • Ceremonial practice: according to the medicine/ritual of the day.

  • Closing & integration: optional sharing and self-care guidance.

Typical format

  • Duration: 3–6 hours (single circle) or 1–5 days (retreat) — occasionally longer in very specific programs.

  • Group size: intentionally small, supported by trained facilitators.

  • Languages: English primarily; we can facilitate in English, Spanish, and Papiamentu, with support in Dutch when required.

3) Required preparation (mandatory)

  • Purification diet & abstinence: each practice has specific guidelines and timelines (some may require up to a week or more).

  • Screening: truthful Health Questionnaire, and a brief interview when needed.

  • Consents: Informed Consent and any addendum (e.g., Kambô Addendum).

  • Rest & logistics: arrive well-rested, responsibly hydrated, and in comfortable clothing.

Detailed instructions are provided in your Preparation Guide. Participation requires full compliance.

4) Practices & medicines we may include

Availability varies by legal and operational context. Not all practices are present in every ceremony.

  • Rapé (sacred tobacco, Nicotiana rustica)
    Grounding/clarity focus. Contains nicotine; may raise BP/HR.
    Contraindications (indicative): uncontrolled hypertension, arrhythmias, pregnancy/breastfeeding.

  • Sananga (Tabernaemontana spp.)
    Traditional eye drops. Transient burning expected; temporary blurry vision.
    Avoid: glaucoma, eye infections, recent eye surgery.

  • Bobinsana (Calliandra angustifolia)
    Non-visionary preparations (tea/tincture).
    Caution: anticoagulants, low blood pressure; avoid in pregnancy/breastfeeding.

  • Yopo (Anadenanthera peregrina)
    May contain indole/tryptamine compounds. Only considered where clearly permitted, with reinforced screening and specific consent.

  • Kambô (Phyllomedusa bicolor) — higher-risk practice
    Requires a specific protocol (fasting 8–10 h, guided hydration, monitoring).
    Strict contraindications: pregnancy/breastfeeding; cardiac disease/arrhythmias; aneurysms; organ transplant; decompensated psychiatric disorders; significant renal/hepatic disease; uncontrolled diuretic/antihypertensive therapy.
    Mandatory: Kambô Addendum plus on-site safety checks.

  • Ayahuasca (higher-risk practice)
    Important distinction: Ayahuasca is not the same as isolated DMT. We do not work with pure/isolated DMT.
    Ayahuasca, a traditional plant brew, is treated as a higher-risk practice requiring:

    • Specific preparation protocol (diet/medication restrictions, abstinence, sleep, hydration).

    • Enhanced screening: complete disclosure of all medical and mental-health conditions, current and recent medications (including MAOIs, SSRIs/SNRIs, antipsychotics, benzodiazepines, beta-blockers, diuretics, anticoagulants), allergies, surgeries, pregnancy/breastfeeding status, and substance use.

    • Strict contraindications (indicative): cardiac disease/arrhythmias, uncontrolled hypertension, history of seizures, severe or decompensated psychiatric disorders, pregnancy/breastfeeding, recent major surgery/infection, and any medication or supplement with potentially dangerous interactions (especially MAOIs and serotonergic agents).

    • Facilitation & monitoring: trained team, conservative dosing protocols, and safety pauses when indicated.
      Legal availability: ceremonies with ayahuasca are offered only in jurisdictions where explicitly permitted, with local legal guidance, reinforced protocols, and specific informed consent. They are not available everywhere and are never advertised where not permitted.

5) Safety & admission criteria

  • Right to admission: we may postpone, pause, or decline participation for safety reasons.

  • Pause signals: intense dizziness, confusion, chest pain, intrusive thoughts—inform staff immediately.

  • In-room resources: first-aid kit, oral rehydration salts, thermal blankets, rest areas, incident log.

  • Team: facilitators trained in basic first aid and incident response.

6) What to bring

  • Comfortable layers and warmth (temperatures may vary).

  • Reusable water bottle (hydration is guided).

  • Blanket/poncho, personal cushion or mat if you prefer.

  • Journal & pen for integration notes.

  • Personal care items (tissues, hygiene products).

Avoid bringing: strong perfumes, bulky jewelry, or disruptive devices (keep phones silent and out of sight).

7) Community standards (summary)

  • Respect & consent: do not touch without permission; honor personal boundaries.

  • Confidentiality: circle shares remain private.

  • Substances: no alcohol or recreational drugs before/during; do not bring/share controlled substances.

  • Silence & focus: avoid interruptions; do not record others without written permission.

  • Space care: keep areas clean; use designated purge containers when applicable.

(See Conduct Guidelines for the full policy.)

8) Integration (non-clinical aftercare)

  • Tools: breathwork, journaling, gentle movement, time in nature.

  • Aim: translate the experience into practical insights and conscious choices.

  • Referrals: if clinical needs arise, we suggest external professionals.

9) Indicative contraindications (summary)

  • Cardiac disease, arrhythmias, uncontrolled hypertension.

  • Neurological disorders (e.g., seizures).

  • Pregnancy/breastfeeding.

  • Recent surgeries or active infections.

  • Medications requiring caution (MAOIs, SSRIs/SNRIs, antipsychotics, diuretics, beta-blockers, anticoagulants).

  • Relevant plant/drug allergies.

These lists are preventive, not exhaustive. Refer to Health & Safety and consult your physician if unsure.

10) Booking & preparation

  • Official WhatsApp: +599 9 523-5214 (Curaçao).

  • Flow: Payment → Screening → Consents → Confirmation.

  • Participation requires following your Preparation Guide (diet/abstinence).

  • For changes, credits, and refunds, see Booking & Refunds.

11) Privacy & media

  • We respect your privacy and the circle’s confidentiality.

  • For photos/videos/testimonials and consent colors (Green/Yellow/Red), see Media & Privacy.

  • You may opt out of appearing, or request removal/blur if incidentally captured.

12) Legal reminder

  • MKW operates according to the laws and accepted practices in each location.

  • This page is informational; it does not constitute an offer of services with visionary plants in all territories.

  • Availability of specific ceremonies depends on jurisdiction, permissions, and active protocols.

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