Niños Santos (Psilocybin Mushrooms)

Little Saints

What is Niños Santos?

Niños Santos, or "Little Saints," are revered mushrooms with a rich history in spiritual and ceremonial contexts. Known as "Teacher Plants," these sacred fungi, primarily containing psilocybin, guide individuals on transformative journeys of self-discovery, emotional healing, and spiritual awakening. Niños Santos facilitate a deeper understanding of life, consciousness, and the divine, fostering profound personal growth and connection. In indigenous cultures, such as the Mazatec, experienced healers or shamans facilitate ceremonies with these mushrooms, providing a sacred space for healing and insights.

How is it Prepared?

An experienced shaman meticulously prepares sacred Niños Santos mushrooms for participants in healing ceremonies. Grown, nurtured, and harvested with intention and care, these psilocybin-containing fungi are revered for their role in spiritual and emotional healing. Typically, the mushrooms are brewed into a tea with other natural ingredients like honey, ensuring a respectful approach to their profound healing properties. This process guides individuals toward self-discovery, emotional well-being, and spiritual awakening.

Benefits of Niños Santos

This sacrament teaches through contrast—offering lessons in both light and shadow. It invites participants to confront their deepest fears and embrace transformative healing with courage and intention.

Enhanced self-awareness and personal insight

Emotional and spiritual healing for depression and anxiety relief.

Deeper connection to nature and the divine

Increased creativity and clarity of purpose

Release of past traumas and emotional blockages

Niños Santos invite you to explore the depths of your soul, offering wisdom, healing, and transformation. Enter with reverence, and prepare to uncover the sacred truths that lie within.

RESTRICTIONS: BEFORE and DURING

TWO weeks prior - limit/abstain from:

Alcohol and recreational drugs
Heavy or processed foods, including pork and fried items

ONE week prior - AVOID:

Caffeine, refined sugars, and red meat
Dairy products, fermented foods, and carbonated beverages
Overstimulating environments or stressful situations

Day of Ceremony

Stay hydrated and eat a light meal at least 6 hours before.
Reflect on your intention and clear your mind through meditation or quiet contemplation.
Refrain from sexual activity to preserve your spiritual focus.

What To Bring and Expect

Comfortable clothing and a mat or blanket for resting
Water bottle, journal, and any personal comfort items (e.g., crystals or small totems)
Instruments for those called to share music during integration periods

During Ceremony

Surrender to the experience with an open heart and mind.
Maintain silence and stillness to respect the sacred space.
Trust in the guidance of the facilitators and the wisdom of Niños Santos.

After the Ceremony: Integration

The teachings of Niños Santos continue long after the ceremony ends. Integration helps ground these spiritual insights into everyday life. Journaling, meditating, or spending time in nature are excellent practices for reflecting and processing your journey. Community support and guidance from facilitators can provide further clarity and growth.