The January voyage will be ones of incredible healing and discovery.

It begins on the first Saturday of the month, and goes for three weeks through the 4th Saturday. The tour includes the Amazon and three sacred Ayahuasca ceremonies, as well as the opportunity to utilize the Matses Indians' sacred medicines, nu-nu and sapo, the former a snuff, the latter frog-sweat.

On the way to Cuzco we'll take a day in Lima, where we'll visit the Cathedral of San Francisco and the incredible catacombs beneath it, the Cathedral of Lima, and time permitting, the National Museum.

In Cuzco we'll visit ruins around the city, including the Sacred Waterfalls, Q’enqo and Sacsayhuaman, the monolithic structure above Cuzco, where we'll have a chance to do a mushroom ceremony with the local fungi. We'll head out to the Sacred Valley and spend a night in beautiful Ollantaytambo, where we’ll have a San Pedro ceremony with an extraordinary healer.

Finally, we’ll head to Aguas Calientes, the town located at the base of Machu Picchu on one of the world's most glorious train rides, then have two days to explore the ruins themselves.

The medicine, the mystery, the Amazon and the Andes: Add them all together and it’s a recipe a life-changing, life-affirming trip.

Two of the medicines, Ayahuasca and San Pedro, are among the Seven Master Plant Teachers, renowned for their willingness to communicate with man. Nu-Nu and Sapo are two medicines that have allowed the Matses to thrive in an essentially uninhabitable environment in the deep jungle.

Mushrooms, a vital Minor Plant Teacher, are known as perhaps the friendliest of the plant teachers: rarely harsh, She simply wraps us with love and light while passing out Her lessons.

The Lima/Cuzco Andes highlands portion of the tour will be led by either Carolynne Melnyk or Alan Shoemaker, two friends of Peter's who have spent a considerable time in the Cuzco area and who have done extensive shamanic work.