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Ayahuasca Hawaii? Enjoy Our Hawaiaka Brew, Kona
Kealakekua, Hawaii | SpiritualCompany
Muaisa Hale Pule is a Hawaii-based, shamanic church with neither walls nor religious dogma. We meet "from house to house" and n the majesty of some of Hawaii's most pristine habitats. An officially recognized 501(c)(3) Chapter of New Haven Native American Church (NHNAC), duly authorized to conduct our affairs in the State of Hawaii, we do not engage in commerce and rely instead on charitable contributions and volunteerism. All services under our auspices are spiritually-focused.
Our shamans have been researching ayahuasca and studying indigenous Hawaiian trees and plants for over 25 years. In exchange for meeting certain charitable contribution thresholds, donors are offered the intangible spiritual benefit of participating in our programs and ceremonies, all of which are available without admission fees, and none of which are sold in commercial transactions outside the donative context. Given expenses and the number of people we serve, our minimum contribution thresholds reflect the free-will minimums we must receive to break even. Like all tax-deductible gits, charitable contributions to Muaisa Hale Pule are non-transferable and non-refundable.
This is to invite you to visit us on the Big Island of Hawaii where, on New Year's Eve and on every consecutive Sunday evening throughout the year, we enjoy and celebrate the native magical plants that live here in the middle of the world's largest ocean, the ocean named after Peace. These psychoactive plant teachers have been growing in the surrounding Pacific jungles and have been breathing, propagating, rooting themselves and contributing to indigenous sacred rituals and ceremonies since ancient times.
Furthermore, depending on where you are in the world, it is often more convenient -- and a heck of a lot more relaxing -- to come to Hawaii than it is to travel to South America. What better place to connect to All That IS and to experience a greater sense of "being" and "contentment" than in the Hawaiian islands?
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Our shamans have been researching ayahuasca and studying indigenous Hawaiian trees and plants for over 25 years. In exchange for meeting certain charitable contribution thresholds, donors are offered the intangible spiritual benefit of participating in our programs and ceremonies, all of which are available without admission fees, and none of which are sold in commercial transactions outside the donative context. Given expenses and the number of people we serve, our minimum contribution thresholds reflect the free-will minimums we must receive to break even. Like all tax-deductible gits, charitable contributions to Muaisa Hale Pule are non-transferable and non-refundable.
This is to invite you to visit us on the Big Island of Hawaii where, on New Year's Eve and on every consecutive Sunday evening throughout the year, we enjoy and celebrate the native magical plants that live here in the middle of the world's largest ocean, the ocean named after Peace. These psychoactive plant teachers have been growing in the surrounding Pacific jungles and have been breathing, propagating, rooting themselves and contributing to indigenous sacred rituals and ceremonies since ancient times.
Furthermore, depending on where you are in the world, it is often more convenient -- and a heck of a lot more relaxing -- to come to Hawaii than it is to travel to South America. What better place to connect to All That IS and to experience a greater sense of "being" and "contentment" than in the Hawaiian islands?
Typical Day
"Ayahuasca" is the term used to describe a home-brewed tea made from 2 or more psychoactive plants that grow in the Amazon rain forest of South America. Hawaii and the Pacific Islands, however, have their own set of indigenous entheogens (psychotropic plants which are in the same plant family as South American Ayahuasca, and which induce a spiritual experience aimed at, literally, "becoming one with God"). The Master Teaching Plants we work with are comparable to "Cielo Yellow" Ayahuasca (aka: "Broad Leaf") and have been used for thousands of years in sacred rituals, healing practices, and spiritual ceremonies in Hawaii and this part of the world.
Where South American Ayahuasca is illegal to consume and/or distribute in Hawaii, in most countries of the world, and in the majority of States of the Union, the psychotropic, psychoactive, entheogenic (literally, "becoming divine within") plants we work with on the Big Island of Hawaii are neither scheduled not regulated by either the FDA or the US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA). As a result, they are 100% legal and are not being suppressed by law enforcement.
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Where South American Ayahuasca is illegal to consume and/or distribute in Hawaii, in most countries of the world, and in the majority of States of the Union, the psychotropic, psychoactive, entheogenic (literally, "becoming divine within") plants we work with on the Big Island of Hawaii are neither scheduled not regulated by either the FDA or the US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA). As a result, they are 100% legal and are not being suppressed by law enforcement.
Rates & Availability
(All rates in USD $)
Upon receipt of your completed no-obligation application for a ceremony and your full donation* submission, we will email you a list of nearby affordable lodging options. Rooms are generally .8 to 2.4 km ( .5- to 1.5-miles) from us) with kitchenettes and/or access to restaurants, grocery stores and a well-equipped shared kitchen for preparing meals and snacks. You are also free to find your own accommodations elsewhere, if you prefer, and to commute back and forth to our area.| Event | 501(c)3 Charitable Contribution | Availability | Logistics |
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| Sacred Plant Ceremony | 375 | Sunday evenings dusk 'til midnight | |
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A few currently available nearby room rates are posted as follows:
- SINGLE ACCOMMODATIONS IN FEMALE OR MIXED DORM
$60 per night
- SINGLE PRIVATE ROOM / DETACHED, SHARED BATH
$67 per night
- SINGLE PRIVATE ROOM / PRIVATE ENSUITE BATH
$86 per night
- DOUBLE ROOM OPTIONS (add $3 per night)
- PRIVATE CABIN ON COFFEE FARM WITH SUNSET/OCEAN VIEW
$129 per night (sleeps 2)
All services under our auspices are spiritually-focused and are offered for the intangible, spiritual benefit they provide. As an officially recognized 501(c)(3) Chapter of New Haven Native American Church (NHNAC), we do not engage in commerce and rely instead on donations and volunteerism for all our activities. Given costs and the number of people we serve, our suggested donation amounts reflect the free-will minimums we must receive to break even. We ask that you be clear with your intention to book a shamanic program or sacred plant ceremony, with us as, like all tax-deductible contributions, donations to Muaisa Hale Pule are non-transferable and non-refundable. Genuine appreciations to all who contribute their time, love and resources to our just cause! Mahalo nui loa!
Amenities
Available
General
Includes
- Vegan Options
- Vegetarian Options
- Available
- Free
- Excursions
General
- Reservations Required
Includes
- Beverages - Coffee/Tea
- Beverages - Soda/Water
Age range, type of group
Our ceremonies do not attempt to imitate or recreate Peru. Rather, they are a spiritual opportunity, led by an authentic, recognized shaman of the Lakota tradition, a born shaman who personally prepares a psychotropic brew for people to interact with the entheogenic plant teachers of Hawaii and the Southwest Pacific Rim -- on location, in the plants' native habitat.
Ceremony is offered at or about 6 PM on Sunday; start time can vary up to 30 minutes in either direction based on difference between winter/summer sunset. (Minimum circle size = 2, maximum = 8.)
- Arrive on island at least a day or two ahead of ceremony to relax and settle in
- Show up on property on the day of ceremony at dusk (generally between 5:30 and 6:30 PM)
- Ceremony starts at sunset and lasts for 3 1/2 to 4 hours
- At approx 9::30 - 10 PM, a simple soup, congee or porridge is served along with a ceremonial closing and group sharing
- By 11:30 PM or midnight, most people are free to leave for the evening
- Next day (optional add-on) 2.5-hour private "Deep Dive" with Shaman.
All participants must provide proof of being 18 years of age or older.
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Ceremony is offered at or about 6 PM on Sunday; start time can vary up to 30 minutes in either direction based on difference between winter/summer sunset. (Minimum circle size = 2, maximum = 8.)
- Arrive on island at least a day or two ahead of ceremony to relax and settle in
- Show up on property on the day of ceremony at dusk (generally between 5:30 and 6:30 PM)
- Ceremony starts at sunset and lasts for 3 1/2 to 4 hours
- At approx 9::30 - 10 PM, a simple soup, congee or porridge is served along with a ceremonial closing and group sharing
- By 11:30 PM or midnight, most people are free to leave for the evening
- Next day (optional add-on) 2.5-hour private "Deep Dive" with Shaman.
All participants must provide proof of being 18 years of age or older.
Policies & Restrictions
As soon as we receive your inquiry via RealAdventures, we will email you our phone number and the address of our website, where you can access more information and download the following:
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Our Ceremony Guidelines
- A Blank Application Package
- Our General Waiver/Consent Form
- A donation* submission link should you care to join us.
If all else fails, it will be important to remember the following:
1. Absolutely no alcohol or Tylenol for at least 24 hours before consuming the Master Plant brew;
2. Dress to stay warm (think yoga pants, socks, long-sleeved sweater, shawl and/or jacket);
3. Eat a light lunch/brunch (fish, soup, veggies, grains, like that) no later than 3- 4 hours before arriving. You do not want to be hungry; at the same time, you also want to have a fairly empty stomach.
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- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Our Ceremony Guidelines
- A Blank Application Package
- Our General Waiver/Consent Form
- A donation* submission link should you care to join us.
If all else fails, it will be important to remember the following:
1. Absolutely no alcohol or Tylenol for at least 24 hours before consuming the Master Plant brew;
2. Dress to stay warm (think yoga pants, socks, long-sleeved sweater, shawl and/or jacket);
3. Eat a light lunch/brunch (fish, soup, veggies, grains, like that) no later than 3- 4 hours before arriving. You do not want to be hungry; at the same time, you also want to have a fairly empty stomach.
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WHAT OTHERS HAVE SAID
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"I didn't feel that different from how I feel in the opening rounds with ayahuasca. Colors became a little more saturated, and I began to feel less like an intruder, more at one and at peace with all of the nature around me. I felt like I was vibrating and somehow blending in with everything around me."
-- A regular ayahuasca participant on his first experience of traditional Hawaiian plants
"This brew took a very definite hold of me in a way I hadn't quite experienced before. It didn't have that heavy, ayahuasca, physical sensation; so it was clearer than ayahuasca.
The jungle around me took on a beautiful, crisp glow. Things seemed to pulse and flow in a rhythm that I was part of.The insects and frogs chirping away seemed to speak a language that I could almost understand."
-- A seasoned teaching plant explorer after his first encounter with sacred Hawaiian plants
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WHAT OTHERS HAVE SAID
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"I didn't feel that different from how I feel in the opening rounds with ayahuasca. Colors became a little more saturated, and I began to feel less like an intruder, more at one and at peace with all of the nature around me. I felt like I was vibrating and somehow blending in with everything around me."
-- A regular ayahuasca participant on his first experience of traditional Hawaiian plants
"This brew took a very definite hold of me in a way I hadn't quite experienced before. It didn't have that heavy, ayahuasca, physical sensation; so it was clearer than ayahuasca.
The jungle around me took on a beautiful, crisp glow. Things seemed to pulse and flow in a rhythm that I was part of.The insects and frogs chirping away seemed to speak a language that I could almost understand."
-- A seasoned teaching plant explorer after his first encounter with sacred Hawaiian plants
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