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OVERNIGHT AYAHUASCA CEREMONY
December 12, 2025 @ 5:00 pm - December 13, 2025 @ 9:00 am
R3100
Date: December 12th
Ceremonies: Evening Ayahuasca Ceremony,
Venue: Muizenburg, Rootspring House
Ayahuasca Ceremony: R 3100 per participant, all incl. € 164/ $169
Book: info@wakecircle.com
Limited to 16 pax
This Overnight Ayahuasca Ceremony has evolved into a deeply focused space for transformative medicine work held over a single night. Ayahuasca is known for her power to reveal, to unravel, to heal — but what makes this space truly unique is not only the rituals and sacred music, but the tenderness, safety, and genuine care we weave into the container, as well as the way we consciously bring the journey to completion.
We arrive in the late afternoon to prepare our ceremonial space — settling in, laying out bedding, and creating the container in which we will journey. After opening the circle, we drink and move into the medicine experience, which typically lasts 4–6 hours. When the ceremony completes, we gather for a gentle meal, conversation, and, if possible, time around the fire.
We sleep in the ceremony space and rise for a morning Tiger Hymn physical breathwork and body integration session, followed by sharing and guided integration. These closing moments help root the insight, soften the edges, and ground the experience into the body.
This offering is designed to create multiple windows for breakthrough, insight, remembrance, and real healing. Your process will be held and guided by experienced and loving facilitators who have supported thousands of participants over the years on this walk toward nature’s soul.
Places are limited. Early booking is essential.
What to bring
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Camping mattress (comfortable for sleeping overnight)
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Warm bedding and pillow
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A bucket
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Eye mask (for breathwork session)
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Journal for your reflections and insights
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Water bottle and tissues
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Earplugs
Preparation guidance and dieta instructions will be provided upon booking. First-time participants receive a complimentary preparation coaching session to support readiness and understanding.
We look forward to walking this sacred night with you.
LEAD FACILITATORS
Hymn Jay is the founder of Wake Circle — a spiritual teacher, shamanic facilitator, and medicine singer known for his evocative healing voice. His unique style of medicine music has emerged through years of guiding shamanic ceremonies and holding sacred space for deep inner work.
He embodies and teaches the healing power of the divine masculine, holding a grounded presence as a father, facilitator, and guide. Earlier in life, he walked the path of an award-winning theatre director, and that devotion to storytelling now weaves through his work in the form of story-healing, ritual, and ceremony.
His path is rooted in transformation — helping people reconnect with the sacred, remember their own medicine, and return to a life aligned with higher purpose and presence.
Simone Beckerling (Moni) is a seasoned medicine woman and an devoted voyager of sacred plants. 
She has recently joined Wake Circle, bringing with her a profound history of facilitation, ritual, and deep ceremonial experience. Her path began in 2002, climbing the mountains of Peru with a shaman, and later traveling to Mapia — the heartland of Ayahuasca in Brazil. Since then, she has walked an extraordinary road within the Santo Daime community, learning the language of prayer, discipline, and devotion through the plants.
Moni carries a rich tapestry of ceremonial traditions — including sweat lodge, vision quest, and the teachings of master plants. She has a rare ability to co-create the kind of holding that allows true healing to unfold — where the light can enter, soften, and mend.
Her prayer is clear and urgent:
Aha Mitakuyasin — to all our relations. May we heal, so compassion may arise everywhere — for the sake of this planet, and for the sake of all sentient beings.
Mangaliso Ntekiso stands at the forefront of bridging the ancient and the contemporary, weaving the rich 
tapestry of isiNtu principles into the fabric of modern healing practices. As a devoted cultural and heritage practitioner with over a decade of deep-rooted engagement in the art of indigenous healing, Mangaliso embodies the essence of a Sangoma, guiding souls through the journey of self-discovery and healing. In his sacred role, Mangaliso leads transformative retreats and facilitates cross-cultural discussions that not only enlighten but also heal, utilizing the timeless wisdom of isiNtu. His work is a testament to the power of traditional knowledge in addressing the spiritual and emotional ailments