Master plants diet
Discipline, Commitment, Learning and Healing
The diet of master plants is a practice of energetic-spirtual reconnection with the spirits of the plant kingdom. Re-establishing this bond brings numerous benefits, both for health and for the general body-mind-spirit balance.
Sacrifice
Wise Plant Diet is normally conducted in isolation, following a restricted diet as well as other behavioral rules.
Discipline
Commitment
Learning and healing
From the combination of all these factors springs the care and teaching that every Wise plant is able to offer to those who approach it with this mode
An integral psycho-physical healing experience
A tradition that comes from the Amazon, preserved for centuries by masters curanderos
The diet of Master plants in the Shipibo tradition is both a practice of care and an apprenticeship. This is essentially a period of time ranging from a minimum of one week to a maximum of six months in which the The dietero observes certain dietary and behavioral restrictions while intaking the Master Plant that is the focus of the diet.
In this way the spirit of the plant comes in contact with the energetic and physical body of the patient/apprentice, granting him the care and/or teaching he needs.
The general rule to follow for food during the diet period is that the food must not have flavor, it must not be inviting, you must Eat for your own sustenance and not for taste.
The rules generally recommended by all curanderos involve the absence of salt, sugar, alcohol, sex, and other medicinal preparations, including herbal ones.
However, in detail, the rules can vary greatly because each curandero has their own specific diet, and the dieter must eat the same food that their master eats.
The importance of the master who connects the dietero with the energy of the plant should not be underestimated, sometimes it is more important the energy infused by the maestro rather than the ingestion of the plant itself.
The plants used in the diet can be very diverse, ranging from the large trees (palos) of the jungle to our native plants, which are already used in our herbal tradition. Each plant makes its own particular contributio to our growth and our psycho-physical and spiritual healing.
Prossimo ritiro:
30 ottobre -6 Novembre
Vieni a scoprire la dieta di Piante Maestre
Durante i nostri ritiri di dieta svolgeremo diverse pratiche di pulizia energetica per preparare il corpo a ricevere l'energia della pianta. Tra le attività previste ci sono:
- cerimonie di tamburo sciamanico
- pratica di qi gong e ginnastica dolce
- sessioni di voicing e cerchi di canti medicina
- bagni di gong
- meditazione
- massaggi sciamanici con profumi
- trance dance
- workshop sull'uso del mapacho (tabacco sacro)
- passeggiate nel bosco
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How to understand
if the diet is that
What is it for me?
The Master Plant Diet is suitable for everyone; the world of nature is our spiritual home. Plants are our greatest allies; they have been there for centuries, waiting for their “younger siblings” to remember them, as it once was…
You feel that life in the city stifles you
You have already experienced other types of energy work
You’ve worked with energy before. Hai frequentato corsi di Reiki, Pranic Healing e yoga, hai costruito un tamburo sciamanico, e sei interessato alla cristalloterapia e ad altre discipline olistiche…
You belive plants have a conscience
You want to deepen your relationship with spirituality
Are you looking for an alternative treatment method
Thanks to the friend and faithful dietero Marco Terlizzi, visit his instagram, youtube and facebook channels (@quattrodirezioni), full of interesting ideas.
What is a Master Plants dieta?
In this video interview, a conversation with Marco Terlizzi, a friend and enthusiastic dietero, I explain in detail the key points of what a shamanic diet entails.
– what is the diet of master plants
– what adaptations we have made to make it usable in the West
– why it is better not to improvise
– the importance of restrictions, both food and non-food
– the recovery of the concept of sacrifice
– the connection with the plant spiritual world
Some testimonies of dieteros
A brief overview of some testimonials about the practice of the Wise Plant Diet as we conduct it at Sama Rao, our headquarters in Val di Taro (PR).
These are some of the dieteros who have come to us through various paths and have consented to provide their testimony on the experience they had and how the place that welcomed them is a fundamental element of the process.
our approach
Dieting immersed in isolation in the forest and dieting in our house in the city, in the midst of everyday bustle, is very different. For this reason the strict rules of the diet of Maestre plants, which are applied in the Shipibo tradition, have been reviewed by us and adapted to adhere to our reality. Despite this, the personal experience and the feedback we have had from people who have experienced this form of dieting, have convinced us of the goodness and effectiveness of these adaptations. The plants subject to the diet are both those of traditional medicine Shipibo, trees, shrubs and preparations of the Amazon flora, that those native to our ecosystem. Learning the art of dieting, besides being a valuable aid in safeguarding our health, helps us connect with our surrounding environment. It fosters a renewed and revitalized concept of ecology, where the plant kingdom is not something inert to protect and preserve, but a world infused with sentient beings that can become our best allies in our endeavor to live our best lives in this earthly dimension.
How it works
First meeting to open the diet
Remote monitoring of the diet
Second meeting to close the diet
Some Master Plants examples
Piñon blanco
Wonderful master of light and cleanliness, Piñon blanco (Jatropha curcas) is one of the favorite plants of many curanderi of the Peruvian Amazon.
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Piñon colorado
In Peru, in the regions of the forest, each house is surrounded by bushes of Piñon colorado (Jatropha gossypifolia), considered a valuable ally to keep away evil spirits. This property is also linked to its role as a Wise plant.
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Bobinzana
The Bobinzana (Callilandra angustifolia) is perhaps one of the most famous plants among those used in traditional Amazonian medicine. Her celebrity is certainly well deserved, being the Bobinzana a very strong and sweet spirit at the same time.
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Considered a plant that strengthens both body and spirit, praised for its ability to withstand even the most violent floods caused by the torrential rains of the Amazon rainforest, bobinzana is regarded as the quintessential medicinal plant. Its wood is one of the hardest in the world, and its spirit and teachings reflect this solidity. Martial for some, tender and maternal for others, it certainly works on opening the heart and emotional states. Medicinally, it is prescribed for issues related to the blood and circulatory system.
Albahaca
The albahaca (Ocimum sp.) is a close relative of our basil, but even better than the Indian indian Tulsi, already known in the ayuervedic pharmacopoeia as a plant remedy and sacred plant.
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The Albahaca diet is considered a great cure-all for the mind and energy cleansing in general. Prescribed as the first ever diet of those who start an apprenticeship, the diet and isolation to be kept with this plant do not need to be too narrow. Among its medicinal benefits, we note its healing action on the entire digestive and excretory system, as well as its calming effect on menstrual and pre-menstrual pains. On an energetic-psychic level, there is an improvement in intellectual faculties and a general relaxation both physically and emotionally.
Uña de gato
The Uña de gato (Uncaria tomentosa) is a liana with imposing dimensions living in the equatorial regions of the Amazon, and owes its name to the hooks shaped like a cat’s claw with which it clings to the other plants.
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A plant with countless properties, Uña de gato has become so famous in Western herbal medicine that there is hardly a manufacturer of herbal products without a preparation based on this plant. Recommended for all types of inflammation (especially those affecting the musculoskeletal system), to strengthen the immune system, to purify the blood, and according to some, even to combat cancer, Uña de gato energetically embodies a spirit with extraordinary vitality belonging to the so-called “Warmi World,” which is the same realm as mermaids. A plant with strong enchanting power, which grants those who diet with it the ability to impose their charisma and captivate their interlocutors.
Chiric sanango
Chiric Sanango (Brunsfelsia grandiflora) is a very potent and also dangerous wise plant. If not administered in appropriate doses, it can also be fatal. Its medicinal effect manifests at the level of the bones.
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Emotionally, Chiric Sanango is known to work with the deepest and most remote traumas. Very often during a diet of Chiric sanango back to mind removed traumas or atavistic fears, one works on family and generational karma, trespassing in past lives. It is definitely a diet that cannot be undertaken by a novice and requires constant assistance from the shaman in charge of the diet. The restrictions must be followed with much responsibility and rigidity, his spirit is very strong and demanding.