Casa de María Sabina — Attraction in Oaxaca

I did a ceremony with the family, and I would NOT recommend it. They are not shamans and they don't follow the tradition of Maria Sabina. A woman who said she was family of Maria Sabina would do the ceremony with me, but later I found out she wasn't direct family and she also was no shaman, but by that time I already paid so I decided to continue, which I shouldn't have done. She didn't sing, only did some prayers and copal cleaning, it was silent the whole ceremony. She left me at 11pm because she was tired and I was completely alone for the rest of the night while my visions lasted until about 2am. Luckily I had experience so I stayed calm, but if it's your first time this can be very dangerous. It's nice to see the house and the pictures of Maria Sabina, and you can walk to the mountains nearby. But no...

If you come to the revered humble home of Oaxacas most famous shaman, you will be welcomed by her direct descendants who are the most humble positive people. Uriel Sabina will share with you her teachings and history with great conviction. Come stay on their humble compiund where they will serve you like their own. Uriel will guide you up the Cerro de Adoracion where his great grandmother used to climb to perform her cleaning rituals. I highly reccomend making the pilgrimage to learn about "los niños sagrados" and perhaps take a psychedelic trip...

It is very beautiful in it's simplicity. This cozy little museum is operated by her family members who are carrying on the tradition in a very proud yet humble fashion. There are various pictures of her and some of the traditional clothing that she wore, and beautiful art inspired by her. I was blown away by their hospitality, they are honoring Maria Sabina well. The medicine was fresh. If you are so inclined. I highly recommend visiting Casa de Maria Sabina. There is no fee for entry however they do ask that you donate what...