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Ayahuasca holds profound cultural significance for indigenous communities in the Amazon rainforest, particularly among tribes in Peru, Brazil, Ecuador, and Colombia where it has been used for centuries in traditional healing ceremonies and spiritual practices
8. Inti (The Sun) Download Ayahuasca Icaros from Songs of the Night to listen to “Inti”. As with the song, “Chaychispischay”, this ayahuasca song “Inti” is another song that is devoted to the sun. The words to this icaro “Inti” are in Quechua. Download Words, Translations & Explanations Companion E-Book – for “Inti” and all 12 Songs…
Amor translated to English means “Love”. This song is one of the last songs that can be sung in the ceremony. I think this song encapsulates the feeling of love from the entire ceremony.
Maybe in the ceremony itself, maybe the last thing you would think of is love, especially if you had a difficult ceremony, or maybe it wasn’t the ceremony maybe you just had a difficult day. This song can help us and give us that insight, which in itself is healing. I think this song is necessary, it makes its own statement, in the ceremony, or even just in the song in itself, “Love!”.
This Song is about a man “Condumbe” travelling to other lands. It talks about the land of the people of Africa, and also the land of different peoples, visiting and noticing different customs and traditions. Even with this Ayahuasca medicine we are travelling, going into another realm of awareness, and another sphere within ourselves. It is during this time while on the medicine when one can “travel” with their awareness. This is basically what this medicine is all about, in a way travelling within, and it is about opening oneself and learning, healing and growing from within ourselves, and how we communicate with ourselves, our family members, our friends, and eventually everyone. This song is like a reminder of this.
When you hear this Pacha Mama song you can feel this connection to Mother Earth through the medicine. You can feel everything that has to do with Mother Earth, and how important she is to us, and not us to her. This song reflects the importance of Mother Earth to all of us. Without Mother Earth we wouldn’t have our clothes, our homes, our foods our medicines, our fancy technology and toys. We wouldn’t have our health, our medicines, our herbs, we would have nothing. We wouldn’t have our elements, we wouldn’t have life without her. The Mother Earth is alive, this being that we walk, on travel on, crawl on, swim in, it is alive, we are a part of it and it is a part of us. She is so important to us, without Mother Earth we are nothing.
This is a traditional ayahuasca song with words in Quechua that is for uniting the heart and the mind of the people participating in the ceremony, for bringing the heart and the mind together…
This ayahuasca icaro is a devotion or a prayer to the sun, to give thanks to the sun in this way, because it is there every day, even if it is cloudy, we can still give thanks for the life that the sun has given us. Chay Chis Pis Chay is a Traditional Ayahuasca Icaro Devoted to the Sun.
La Cancíon del Shaman, the Song of the Shaman (Shaman Song) speaks about the magic of the Shaman and the way that they work, in helping each and every individual who is participating in the ceremony. The Shaman can help relieve their pains, whether the pain is physical, mental or emotional. When we think of pain we think of physical pain but we can have emotional and mental pain, and spiritual pain as well. Those things that bother you and hold you down will never return, once you get cured and worked on by whatever Shaman is doing the work. That is the essence of a true shaman.
This song induces the regurgitation of the medicine out which is part of the healing process in the body.At this point the medicine will begin to show the individual his or her prayers that they have asked for there…
This song is an invocation of the Ancestral spirits of the Ayahuasca medicine and of the individual to come to that place right there, into the ayahuasca ceremony. “Antikuina” is a really powerful song because it brings in and is invoking the ancestors of the Ayahuasca and those that are of that realm and working on the other side to help us. We call them Ancestors because that is who was before us. That is why we do this, to honour them, to contact them, to get to know who they are through the Ayahuasca medicine
“Soplando”, the ayahuasca song on track 1, it means blowing, and it comes from the verb “soplar”, which means “to blow”.What I have learned in the Ayahuasca way is that Soplando is similar to other North American Native ways of sending your energy and your prayers, invoking or invocation to the directions…
Traditionally in Peru what they do with the Hongos (Psychadelic Mushrooms) is mix them in with the Ayahuasca when the Ayahuasca is brewing. This Songs of the Night icaro “Hongos” talks about opening up the mind, removing that veil and stepping into that world, that is our world right now, it is just at a different level, at an advanced level. The Mushrooms, or ‘Hongos’, like the Ayahuasca help to open up the passageway to the mind, they open up our minds.
