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Nadia Hannout

Traditional Medic in Training. Facilitating Ayahuasca Retreats and 1:1 healing with Yopo.

Nadia Hannout is a Traditional Healer who specializes in facilitating Ayahuasca Retreats and Sikuani Traditional Healing.27 She transitioned from a career in tech start-ups to focus on plant medicine and healing practices.4 Nadia joined the Vikara Retreat Center team in December 2022 as a co-manager.4

Nadia's work involves:

  1. Conducting private Ayahuasca retreats with her teacher, Mercedes13
  2. Organizing women-specific Ayahuasca retreats in Ecuador3
  3. Utilizing various plant medicines, including Ayahuasca and psilocybin, for healing purposes25
  4. Incorporating flower essences as vibrational medicines in her practice6

Nadia views plant medicines as powerful tools for healing and self-discovery, guiding individuals on their journey to reconnect with their humanity.5 Her approach combines traditional healing methods with modern retreat formats, offering both private and group experiences for those seeking personal growth and healing through plant medicine.13

Highlights

Jul 8 · linkedin

Gathering among women to elevate the sacred feminine energy and restore the ancient order on earth, recognizing ourselves as daughters of the great divine mother and the eternal father. Recognizing ourselves as guardians of life and remembering that we can change our world by learning to conquer our wild and instinctive side.

Being women in the full sense of the word implies the enormous responsibility of recognizing our cycles, times and ways of feeling, the journey of likeness and authenticity, to be as we want to be, while in sacred relationship with Everything that surrounds us.

This circle strengthened us in our work and left our hearts overflowing with joy and love for life.

Thanking everything experienced and felt and to each woman who attended this gathering, wishing the greatest possible good for their lives.

Thanking the sacred grandmother of the jungle, Aya huasca who supported us on this trip to the interior, and who allowed us to return reborn.

And thanking so many mysteries, elementals, frogs, hummingbirds, owls among other inhabitants of the magical place that welcomed us ✨🤍🙏🏽

May 14 · linkedin

It was super special to welcome a woman who used to work with me in my previous life in NYC tech, down here in Ecuador for one of my retreats last month.

After our last ceremony, we sat around the fire to share a bit about our experiences and I said that I’d love for everyone I know to be able to know the feeling she was soaking in after 2 ceremonies with Grandmother Ayahuasca.

I always say that #Ayahuasca illuminated the path back to my heart and guided me back to myself. It’s allowed me to feel and to know what love is and above all, how to love myself. It’s a continuous process of seeing the barriers within myself and the process of learning to overcome them.

The more I reflect on it, the more I feel that that is life what life is all about. Learning how to love and respect ourselves, so that we can truly love and respect everyone and everything around us, and know how to practice that. To be able to think, speak, and act from the heart.

I pray that everyone who exists may have the opportunity to experience feeling the gift that is their existence. To see how beautiful and perfect they are and what they can do to experience life with more ease and joy.

And, to take the most epic of vacations — a few hours out of the mind to dwell in the heart.

I'm so grateful to this friend for her trust in coming down here to embark on this journey with me, and for sharing this feedback on her experience 💗

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