Wachuma, also known as San Pedro, is a sacred master plant of the Andes. Since ancient times, it has been used by Indigenous peoples to open the heart, expand consciousness, and strengthen the connection with nature and the divine.

Its Quechua name means “sleeping head” or “intoxication that elevates,” referring to the cactus’s ability to awaken inner vision and guide us into profound states of spiritual clarity.

During ceremonies, Wachuma serves as a bridge between human beings and the universe. Its effects are not about escape, but about integration: helping to uncover emotional blockages, heal past wounds, and experience a deep sense of unity with life. Many describe feeling an opening of the heart, compassionate love, and profound gratitude for Mother Earth.