Traditional Kambo with Noke Koi Chief Yama
Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Friday, March 20th.
Location: Private residence in Clairemont/La jolla- 2 miles from venue.

Experience the ancient healing tradition of Kambo as it has been passed down for generations among the Noke koi people of the Brazilian Amazon. This sacred educational event will be led by Yama, a highly respected elder and wisdom keeper from the Matsés lineage.

Participants will receive Kambo in its traditional form according to Noke Koi tradition.

Chief Yama brings with him not only his lineage with Kambo but the spirit of his people and the jungle itself. His ceremonial presence offers a rare and humbling opportunity to sit with the medicine as it is held in its original cultural lineage — a way that honors both the spirit of the frog and the ancestral knowledge of its human stewards.

What to Expect:

• Kambo application 

• Cultural transmission from Chief Yama.

• Safely guided ceremony with screening and safety protocols.

• Time for integration and grounding

What to Bring:

• 2 liters of spring water (no alkaline water)

• A personal water bottle

• A change of clothes (in case of purging or sweating)

• A towel or cloth for comfort during the ceremony

Important:

• Participants must complete a medical screening form before attending. This ensures the safety and appropriateness of the medicine for each individual.

Cultural Reciprocity:
Proceeds from this ceremony go toward supporting I-KAPS indigenous reciprocity initiatives which are allocated directly to indigenous communities in need. By participating, you are contributing to a living lineage — helping to sustain indigenous autonomy and ancestral knowledge at a time when it is most needed.

Please come with humility, presence, and deep respect for the tradition and the elder carrying this medicine.