The psychedelic ceremonies most similar to the ayahuasca ceremony are psilohuasca and psiloflora. Both ceremonies use psilocybin-containing truffles or mushrooms in combination with an MAO inhibitor, which amplifies and prolongs the effects of psilocybin. This is comparable to the workings of ayahuasca, where DMT and an MAO inhibitor are combined to create a deeper psychedelic experience. Psilohuasca combines psilocybin with the vine Banisteriopsis Caapi, which is also used in ayahuasca. This combination can lead to intense visions and a deeper connection with the subconscious, which can contribute to personal growth and emotional healing.

Psiloflora In contrast, it uses psilocybin in combination with passionflower, a mild MAO inhibitor. This ceremony is often aimed at creating a mystical experience and can help participants release emotional blockages and gain insights. Both ceremonies are suitable for participants who wish to explore the therapeutic and spiritual potential of psychedelics, although psiloflora is a better tool for beginners due to its mild effect on the body. The use of these natural substances in a ceremonial context can lead to powerful transformative experiences, comparable to those of traditional ayahuasca ceremonies.