Mikhail – Ceremonial Practitioner & Bodywork Specialist
Mikhail’s journey into healing began after reaching the limits of strength, discipline, and external success. Formerly a soldier and entrepreneur, he experienced profound burnout that redirected him toward deeper self‑inquiry and embodied healing.
Alongside his ceremonial path, Mikhail holds advanced academic training in the study of the human body, including doctoral‑level education, which informs his precise, grounded, and highly skilled approach to bodywork. His work bridges scientific understanding with somatic awareness, allowing him to meet the body as both a physical system and an intelligent, communicative whole.
He received initiation and training with the Huni Kuin and Katukina tribes, learning to work with sacred plants as living allies rather than tools. He later deepened his path through Andean traditions, integrating ancestral wisdom with embodiment, structure, and inner clarity.
Mikhail does not seek to heal or fix. Instead, he creates a steady, respectful space where people can reconnect with themselves, transform inner pain into strength, and remember their own inner support. His work is guided by presence, responsibility, and a deep honouring of both the body and the spirit.
Upcoming Programs by Mikhail – Ceremonial Practitioner & Bodywork Specialist
Draft - Metamorphosis - 8-Day Transformational Plant Medicine Retreat with the Huni Kuin Indigenous Tribe | Ayahuasca & Huachuma | Yoga & Meditation | Libelula Retreat Center
Also With Kene Line - Founder And Ceremonial Space Holder, Maisie Florence - Founder, Retreat Guardian & Creative Director, Fito - Ceremony Facilitator And Medicine Path Walker, Txua — Txana of the Huni Kuin, Kaya Isa — Txana of the Huni Kuin, Syriani — Txana of the Huni Kuin and Viiktoria - Ceremonial Practitioner And Nutritionist
Eight days offers a deeper, more spacious journey — where the work has time to unfold, settle, and integrate while you are still held within the environment. With two ayahuasca ceremonies, one huachuma ceremony, one kambo ceremony, one rapé ceremony, and three traditional limpia baths, the structure is designed to work in layers. Each ceremony […]