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120 HOUR EGO DISSOLUTION TRANSCENDING THE I AND PURE CONSCIOUSNESS RETREAT

R11150,00

The ultimate five-day Sancara encounter: a total surrender of the persona to experience the vastness of Pure Consciousness.

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Overberg region of the Western Cape, South Africa

The 120-hour retreat is our most rigorous and rewarding path—a complete departure from the constructed self. This five-day experience utilizes the full spectrum of Vedic austerities to facilitate a total ego dissolution. Through extended noble silence and a profound digital fast, the “I” begins to thin, eventually merging with the Infinite. Supported by intensive meditation and the purifying effects of a metabolic fast, the Soma dose acts as the final key to a direct encounter with Pure Consciousness. By the time you return to the world, having served the collective and mastered the self, you are no longer the person who arrived; you are a vessel for the Source.

The Pillars of the Reset

To achieve a true “Quantum Leap,” the Sancara Retreat operates on a structured protocol:

Vedic Soma Sancara 30-Day Preperation & Integration Journal

The journal serves as the essential psychological and energetic bridge for your retreat experience. Designed to be utilized in the weeks leading up to and following your encounter, the journal provides a structured framework for the initial “descend” into your subconscious, helping to refine your intentions and prime the nervous system for the Vedic Soma dose. During the retreat, it becomes a vital tool to document the subtle realignments occurring through meditation and somatic work. Post-retreat, the journal facilitates a grounded integration process, ensuring that the insights are not lost to the return of daily life, but instead become woven into your permanent cognitive and creative architecture.

Digital Detox

By severing the constant tether to notifications and dopamine loops, you allow your nervous system to downregulate from a state of chronic “high alert.” This practice restores your attention span and recalibrates the brain’s reward system, making space for the subtle insights of the Soma journey to surface without the interference of digital clutter.

Intermittent Fasting

Fasting shifts the body’s energy from active digestion to cellular repair and metabolic flexibility. In a ritual context, this physical lightness heightens sensory perception and clears the “mental fog,” ensuring that the consciousness is sharp and the physical vessel is unburdened when entering deep states of contemplation.

Mauna (Noble Silence)

Mauna is the practice of pulling back the energy usually spent on social performance and speech. By observing silence, you stop the outward leak of vital energy and redirect it inward; this internalizes the experience, allowing you to witness your thoughts objectively rather than constantly validating them through conversation.

3 Hours of Daily Meditation

Extended meditation serves as the “anchor” for the retreat, training the mind to remain still amidst the intensity of ego dissolution. This sustained practice builds the neural capacity to hold high-vibrational states, transforming a fleeting peak experience into a stable, integrated shift in consciousness.

Seva (Service)

Engaging in communal service grounds the spiritual heights of the retreat into the reality of nourishment and care. Preparing food and juices for the collective is a practice of “karma yoga,” moving the focus away from the individual “I” and fostering a sense of interconnectedness and grounded humility through the act of feeding others.

DAY I
  • 14:00: Check-in & electronic device handover.
  • 15:00: Noble silence starts with “The Purge”.
  • 16:00: Snack & nature walk.
  • 18:00: Breathing, somatic release & meditation.
  • 19:00: Evening green juice.
  • 20:00: Breathing, somatic release & meditation.
DAY II
  • 08:00: Breathing, somatic release & meditation.
  • 09:00: Nature walk & journalling in your printed Vedic Soma Sancara 30-Day Preperation & Integration Journal.
  • 13:00: Communal meal & service.
  • 15:00: Snack & nature walk.
  • 17:00: Breathing, somatic release & meditation.
  • 18:00: Communal juice & service.
  • 20:00: Breathing, somatic release & meditation.
DAY III
  • 07:00: Breathing, somatic release & meditation.
  • 08:00: Snack & journalling in your printed Vedic Soma Sancara 30-Day Preperation & Integration Journal.
  • 09:00: Sancara experience.
  • 14:00: Communal meal & service.
  • 15:00: Nature walk.
  • 17:00: Breathing, somatic release & meditation.
  • 18:00: Communal juice & service.
  • 20:00: Breathing, somatic release & meditation.
DAY IV
  • 08:00: Breathing, somatic release & meditation.
  • 09:00: Snack & nature walk.
  • 13:00: Communal meal & service.
  • 15:00: Nature walk & journalling in your printed Vedic Soma Sancara 30-Day Preperation & Integration Journal.
  • 17:00: Breathing, somatic release & meditation.
  • 18:00: Communal juice & service.
  • 20:00: Breathing, somatic release & meditation.
DAY V
  • 06:00: Breathing, somatic release & meditation.
  • 07:00-09:00: Communal meal & service.
  • 10:00: Check-out & relocate to the beach.
  • 11:00: Creative immersion.
  • 13:00 Breaking of the silence & final integration circle.
  • 14:00: Retrieval of devices and departure.
  • Your A5 printed copy of the digital version of the Vedic Soma Sancara 30-Day Preparation and Integration Journal downloaded upon booking.
  • comfortable clothing
  • notebook & pen
  • meditation cushion (if you have one)
  • yoga mat (if you have one)
  • light blanket
  • hat
  • suncreen
  • beach towel
  • sunglasses
  • swimming costume (optional)

AN INTIMATE EXPERIENCE

We hold space for a maximum of 8 participants to ensure a high-touch, intimate experience. This is for the seeker who is no longer satisfied with the surface—the one who is ready to do the deep work of becoming.

Which tier of immersion are you applying for?
Have you had prior experiences with altered states of consciousness (e.g., meditation, breathwork, lower-dose psychedelics)? How comfortable are you with the idea of surrendering control, experiencing ego dissolution, and potentially encountering aspects of your consciousness that may be unfamiliar or overwhelming?
While not strictly necessary, prior experience with altered states can help an individual acclimate to the non-ordinary nature of the experience. The ability to "let go" and surrender to the experience is a critical factor in navigating an experience positively, as resistance often amplifies discomfort.
This will enable us to acertain which tier of immersion will best serve you.
What is you primary "Why"? (When considering an experience, the "why" usually falls into one of four primary categories. Understanding which one resonates with you can help refine your intent.)
The Primary "Whys"
Emotional Healing & Catharsis: Many seek a journey to process deep-seated grief, trauma, or emotional blockages. Psilocybin can allow you to revisit difficult memories with a sense of "detachment" and self-compassion, helping to unknot old psychological wounds.
Spiritual Connection & Awe: At higher doses (3g–5g), the experience often leads to a sense of "ego dissolution" or "oneness." This is a search for connection to something larger than oneself, often described as a mystical or transcendent encounter with the nature of existence.
Creative & Cognitive Expansion: Journeys are frequently used to break through "mental loops" or creative ruts. By quieting the Default Mode Network (the brain’s "editor"), you can see patterns, solutions, and perspectives that were previously hidden by your day-to-day habits of thought.
Breaking Habits & Addiction: As mentioned with the "symbolic purge" of cigarettes, many use a journey to reset their relationship with substances or negative behaviors. The shift in perspective provides a visceral understanding of how these habits affect the body and mind, often sparking the drive for long-term change.
Do you have a personal or family history of psychosis or schizophrenia?
Vedic Soma can potentially trigger latent psychotic episodes.
Do you have Bipolar I or II?
There is a risk of Vedic Soma inducing a manic episode.
Do you have a history of heart conditions or uncontrolled high blood pressure?
Vedic Soma can cause temporary increases in heart rate and blood pressure.
Are you currently taking Lithium?
This is a major contraindication for Vedic Soma; the combination has been known to cause seizures.
Are you taking SSRIs, SNRIs, or MAOIs?
While not always dangerous, these can "dampen" the effects or, in rare cases, contribute to serotonin syndrome.
- SSRI / SNRI: Muted / blunted. Often requires a supervised taper or a highe dose.
- Wellbutrin: Minimal to none. Usually safe to continue (check with a doctor).
- MAOIs: Dangerous potentiation. Strictly contraindicated.
- Antipsychotics: Total Blockage. Usually completely ends or prevents the experience.

LEARN MORE: Vedic Soma and Anti-Depressants
Do you have a plan for support and integration after the experience?
The insights gained often require time and effort to integrate into daily life, and a post-experience support system is crucial for lasting benefit. This includes people you can talk to, practices you'll engage in, and a safe, comfortable environment for both the immediate aftermath and the days/weeks that follow.
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