A Hidden Oasis of Healing in the Heart of the Desert

Imagine stepping into a quiet sanctuary tucked away from the buzz of Las Vegas. Here, surrounded by warmth, music, and intention, people gather to seek something far deeper than entertainment — they come seeking transformation. This is 963 Tribe Church, a spiritual community rooted in ancient traditions, where sacred Ayahuasca ceremonies are helping people find clarity, healing, and connection.

What Is Ayahuasca?

Ayahuasca, known lovingly by many as “Madre Medicina” or the Grandmother Spirit, is a powerful plant sacrament used for centuries by indigenous communities of the Amazon. Made from the Ayahuasca vine (Banisteriopsis Caapi) and Chacruna leaves (Psychotria Viridis), this sacred brew opens a portal to deep inner healing, connection with nature, and spiritual insight.

One ceremony with Ayahuasca is often described as the emotional equivalent of 10 years of therapy. But this isn’t a magic cure. It’s a journey. One that asks you to enter with courage, an open heart, and a willingness to face your shadows.

Legal and Sacred in the USA

963 Tribe Church operates as a legally recognized religious organization under the 508(c)(1)(A) provision. This means that their sacred plant ceremonies are not only protected by the First Amendment but are also treated with the utmost reverence and safety.

These are not recreational experiences. They are spiritual sacraments, woven into the fabric of deeply held beliefs and guided by skilled facilitators with respect for ancient Shipibo traditions.

Want to see the heart of 963 Tribe Church and hear directly from our community? Watch our introductory video here:

📺 963 Tribe Church — Sacred Plant Ceremonies & Spiritual Community

What Makes 963 Tribe Church Different?

At 963 Tribe Church, everything starts with intention. The community is inclusive and diverse, welcoming all walks of life. Each ceremony is designed to be a safe and sacred space — free from judgment, filled with love and spiritual support.

The facilitators honor Shipibo traditions from Pucallpa, Peru. These roots guide the ceremonies, the music (called icaros), and the entire experience. From the moment you arrive, you’re held in a container of compassion, connection, and celebration.

How It Works: The Ceremony Experience

A lot of care goes into preparing your body, mind, and spirit for this journey:

Before Ceremony:

• Avoid processed foods, red meat, alcohol, caffeine, and stimulants.

• Discontinue medications like SSRIs and MAOIs at least 4 weeks prior.

• Abstain from sexual activity, media overload, and anything that clouds your mind.

Ceremony Day:

• Eat lightly or fast for at least 6 hours before ceremony

• Show up with presence, intention, and respect.

• Let go of expectations and prepare to surrender to the experience.

After Ceremony:

• Integration is everything. Journaling, time in nature, and community support are key to processing what you’ve learned.

The Power of Integration

The ceremony doesn’t end when the sun rises. In fact, the real work begins afterward.

You return home with a new perspective, but what happens when your daily life doesn’t understand your transformation? This is where integration becomes vital.

963 Tribe encourages daily spiritual practices like meditation, music, nature walks, or journaling to help ground the wisdom you’ve received. They also offer community support, because staying connected to like-minded souls can make all the difference.

Real-Life Transformation

Many people come to 963 Tribe Church burdened with emotional pain, anxiety, or spiritual emptiness. After experiencing sacred Ayahuasca ceremonies, they leave with renewed purpose, emotional clarity, and a deeper connection to the divine.

Ayahuasca can bring up fear, grief, and difficult emotions — but it does so with purpose. As 963 Tribe teaches, this sacred sacrament shines a bright light on your shadow, helping you face and release what no longer serves you.

Creating a Safe and Sacred Space

Safety, consent, and inclusion are cornerstones of the 963 Tribe experience. Participants are asked to honor clear guidelines to protect the sacred space:

• No touching others without consent

• No electronics

• Silence during the ceremony

• Full disclosure of medications and health history

This isn’t just about rules — it’s about reverence. Every element is designed to create a container of trust and transformation.

A Community of Healing and Belonging

963 Tribe isn’t just a church. It’s a spiritual family. A place to be seen, heard, and held. A space where your healing is not just welcomed — it’s celebrated.

In a world that often encourages disconnection, 963 Tribe offers a return to what’s real. Real community. Real healing. Real connection to Pachamama, the Earth Mother.

Who Is This For?

• Seekers looking for meaning beyond the material.

• Healers who need healing themselves.

• Spiritual explorers ready to go deeper.

• Anyone feeling the call to reconnect with their higher self.

No experience is required. Just an open heart and a sincere desire for growth.

Music and Ceremony

Music is a powerful part of the ceremony. Traditional Shipibo icaros are sung during the night to guide the energy, open hearts, and support healing. These sacred songs, available on streaming platforms through 963 Tribe, are not just music — they are medicine.

The Frequency of God

The name “963 Tribe” is inspired by the 963 Hz Solfeggio frequency — often called the “God frequency.” It is believed to activate the crown chakra and deepen our connection to Divine consciousness. At 963 Tribe Church, sound and music are sacred tools that align us with our higher selves and with the Creator.

What You’ll Need to Bring

• Comfortable clothes

• Yoga mat or sleeping mat

• Journal and pen

• Refillable water bottle

• Toothbrush and hygiene essentials

• Personal sacred items (crystals, blankets, instruments)

If you’re taking any medications, bring them and inform the facilitators.

Getting Started

Curious? Feel called to explore?

963 Tribe offers 20-minute discovery calls so you can speak directly with a church member, ask questions, and explore how they can support your journey.

You can also view upcoming events and retreats at: 👉 https://963tribe.com/calendar

Final Thoughts: What If Life Is the Ceremony?

At 963 Tribe, the belief is simple but profound: Life itself is sacred. The ceremony doesn’t end — it begins when you decide to live fully, love deeply, and honor your connection to the Divine.

If you’re ready to begin a spiritual journey rooted in authenticity, ancient wisdom, and real community, the path is open.
🌀 Start your journey with 963 Tribe Church: https://963tribe.com/ayahuasca