Fire · Private Kambo at Lake Atitlán

Kambo.
A crossing you choose.

Private Kambo at Lake Atitlán—for those choosing to clear what has run its course, awaken what is ready, and meet life with greater clarity, vitality, and awareness.

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How it works

From the first yes to what comes after.

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Explore and choose

Read what the ceremony holds and choose the entry point that feels right. You can ask questions before deciding.

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Send your invitation

Share what is calling you, where you are, and when you hope to sit. Your ceremony choice travels with your message.

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Complete the safety screen

Review the contraindications and complete the health screening. Nothing is confirmed until safety and fit are clear.

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Confirm and prepare

Once approved, you receive your investment, date, payment path, and preparation guidance.

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However you got here

However you arrived, something brought you here.

Maybe it's a breakup still living in your body. Maybe nothing dramatic happened — you're just stuck, and done waiting to feel like yourself. You don't need the right words. Kambo doesn't ask you to explain yourself. It just makes room for what's been waiting to move.

Maybe nothing's "wrong." You're high-functioning, already doing the protocols — and your nervous system is still humming a note it shouldn't be holding. Kambo isn't another supplement. It's a hard reset for a system that's run too long without one.

Maybe you just want to feel something real. Fire, ritual, a body that remembers how to be alive. A crossing you choose, on purpose.

Clear from the beginning

Kambo is not psychedelic.

You remain lucid throughout the experience. It is intense and physical, not a journey that takes you away from yourself or alters your perception.

The active part of the ceremony is short. Your body may move through heat, pressure, nausea, purging, or other strong sensations, and I stay with you through all of it. Screening comes first because this medicine is not right for every body or every moment.

The full contraindications and safety information are here.

Come as you are

You don't have to be perfect for Kambo. You don't have to have cleansed, quit anything, or arrived "ready." You can be in the middle of it — still struggling to put down the very thing you came to release — and Kambo will meet you exactly there. It's inviting, and it's true. It just asks you to show up.

Meet Jaz Sol

I carry what carried me.

She guides from what she has crossed, not theory. Kambo has met her through pain, transition, and moments when returning to herself was not an idea, but a physical act.

“Kambo has been part of my journey for more than seven years. It has shown me strength and resilience. It helped me move through pain, and it helped me walk again, figuratively and literally. I carry it because it has carried me.”

That relationship shapes the way she holds ceremony. She does not impose a story on what is happening, position herself as the answer, or ask you to surrender your authority. She creates a clear entry point, tends the field with care, and stays present while you meet what is yours.

Kambo is one of the doorways she holds. The deeper work is helping you hear yourself clearly enough to walk through it as your own.

You leave more sovereign, not more dependent.

Jaz Sol

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What's actually happening

Kambo is reclaiming your power and your life force. It gives you space to feel what needs to be felt — room for what you know you're carrying, and what you don't. Clarity comes after. It brings you home to the anchored, present self that was here all along.

Meet the frog

The medicine has a face.

Kambo comes from the giant monkey frog — Phyllomedusa bicolor — a vivid green tree frog of the Amazon canopy. Not a toad. Not a drug. An ally worked with longer than memory.

When the people were dying and every plant medicine had failed, the village pajé walked alone into the forest. A spirit met him there, holding a frog, and drew a white medicine from its skin. He healed his people. When he died, his spirit passed into the frog, where it lives still — protecting those who protect the forest. They named the medicine Kambô, after him: Pajé Kampu.

Held as sacred story by the Huni Kuin and other Amazonian peoples. To those who carry it, the frog isn't a substance — it's a relative, an ally, a teacher. They call Kambo the vaccine of the forest.

Kambo, at its truest, is a reclamation of power.

Everything we pushed under the rug. Everything we said yes to when we meant no. Every place we didn't keep our word, everything that went unsaid — we reclaim it, through the process of being in the body and moving all the way through.

The benefits people talk about — the relief, the clarity — those are byproducts. What's really happening is the energy coming back to you, because you chose the harder thing.

I'm ready → Meet the frog — the full story →
The biochemistry

The body already knows.

When dermorphin reaches a mu-opioid receptor, it doesn't approximate a fit. It fits. Completely. Your body doesn't have to learn what to do with these compounds — it already knows. We share this biochemistry with the frog, older than modern medicine can track.

What the science shows

The secretion contains over thirty bioactive peptides that interact directly with your body's receptors. Dermorphin binds to mu-opioid receptors. Deltorphin targets delta receptors. Your body already knows these compounds, because you share this biochemistry with the frog. The research is real and it is ongoing.

What people report

Profound physical purging. Emotional release that had been waiting for years. Days of unusual calm and clarity afterward. Sharp focus. Lighter weight in the body. Every person's experience is different, and that is exactly the point, the medicine meets what is there.

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Choose your ceremony

Choose the way you enter.

How many — my honest recommendation

One ceremony is powerful on its own. In my experience, the more you sit with it the cleaner and clearer things get, so three within a week is what I would tell anyone starting out, and what I would have chosen for myself.

Safety, fit, and your own readiness come first, always. If you feel drawn to more than one but would rather decide after the first, that is completely fine, we can add from there.

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You already know your yes. Choose how you want to begin.

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From people who have sat with me
"Having a strong medicine woman like Jaz witnessing and letting me go as deeply into that challenging space safely and held was so powerful. My body and nervous system were calmer after. I woke up more easily in the mornings for months following."
Shannon
"I really enjoy the way Jaz creates an entire atmosphere around just the prayer centers of the ceremony. It causes a very strong intention and anchor to be set that allows me to do very heavy lifting while in an uncomfortable state. I feel completely supported and no matter how intense the experience gets, I know that Jaz is incredibly capable of holding the container and staying true to our intention."
Jamie Kidd
"I carry this beautiful experience with Jazmine in my heart. I'm so grateful and will definitely get in touch, next time I'm in the same country. Thank you for all your love."
Mags
"You made me feel comfortable from the first minute to our goodbye after the Kambo session. You gave me a safe space to open up without judgement and I knew that I was in very safe hands due to the professional way you guided me through it. It was a beautiful journey and I hope our ways will cross again to do another session!"
Johanna H.
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Frequently asked questions
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Will I vomit?

Vomiting is common during Kambo, though individual responses vary. Other short-term reactions can include nausea, swelling, increased heart rate, dizziness, sweating, shaking, or the need to use the bathroom. You are monitored throughout the ceremony.

How long does it actually take?

The application is 15–30 minutes from burn to removal. The most intense part peaks in the first 20–40 minutes. Most people need 2–3 hours total — the opening, the experience, and the first wave of integration. Jaz stays with you through all of it.

Do I need plant medicine experience?

No. Kambo is not a psychedelic. You are fully lucid throughout the entire experience. It's intense and physical — not disorienting. Many people's first ceremony is their first experience with any earth medicine. What matters is your readiness to be present in your body.

Who is it for?

People who are ready to stop negotiating with what isn't working. High-performers whose nervous systems are quietly overloaded. People who feel stuck in ways they can't fully explain. Anyone who's exhausted the polite options and wants a real reset — not another tool to manage symptoms.

Who is it not for?

Certain heart conditions, specific psychiatric medications, pregnancy, and other contraindications apply. The intake form covers all of this in detail. If there's any question about your profile, Jaz reviews it directly before confirming your session. She doesn't work with clients whose situation creates genuine risk.

Read the complete contraindications & substance-spacing list →

What happens after?

Rest is part of the immediate aftercare. What people notice in the hours and days following varies. Preparation and follow-up expectations are explained before the ceremony so you know what is included and how to reach out if a question arises.

Is it safe?

Kambo has real risks and contraindications and requires a full health intake before any session. Screening, preparation, and experienced facilitation reduce risk but cannot make the experience risk-free. Jaz has worked with Kambo for over seven years and sources medicine ethically from trusted Peruvian practitioners.

The honest guide to the real risks →

Read further

Kambo, told honestly.

Everything worth knowing before you decide, written plainly and without selling you anything.

Is Kambo safe? The honest guide to the real risks, contraindications, and who it is not for. Your first ceremony Preparation, the gates, the purge, and the two to three hours it actually takes. What people report Four honest accounts, in their own words, without a promise attached. Kambo and ayahuasca A plain guide to what makes them different, and why Kambo is not psychedelic. Meet the frog Phyllomedusa bicolor, where the medicine comes from, and the legend behind it. The peptides More than thirty of them, and what the research does and does not yet show.

Ready to begin?

It begins with a conversation, not a checkout. Tell Jaz you're ready — she reads every message personally and takes it from there.

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