9 July 2025 14:05
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Is the guidance during the truffle ceremony (group ceremony) provided by 1 or 2 people, male or female? Do they both stay for the entire truffle ceremony?
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9 July 2025 15:57
During a truffle ceremony in a group setting at Triptherapie, the guidance is almost always in the hands of two people: usually one male and one female guide. This ensures a balance of energy, extra safety, and the opportunity for each participant to connect with one of the two guides — depending on personal preference or need during the journey. Sometimes there are also two female guides. The exact composition of the team may vary by date. Do you want to know for sure who your guides are? Then you can ask us in advance.
In group ceremonies with truffles (psilocybin), there are maximum of six participants, and we apply the standard of at least one supervisor per three participants. This small scale makes it possible to provide a lot of personal attention in a safe and warm setting.
On the day of the ceremony, the escorts are present from start to finish, so that everyone can land peacefully, ground themselves, and be guided through all phases of the experience. After the ceremony, participants stay overnight on location, while the facilitators stay elsewhere to provide the group with privacy and rest. In case of emergency, there is always a facilitator just a 10-minute drive from the location. The next morning around 10:00 AM one or two supervisors return for a joint breakfast, a sharing circle and the official conclusion of the ceremony.
For an overview of available dates, you can visit the agenda of truffle ceremonies.
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9 July 2025 15:43
At the group ceremonies with truffles/psilocybin We have a maximum of six participants, and we have at least one supervisor for every 3 participants. The supervision may vary by date, and if you want to know for sure who the supervisors are, you can do this. inquire with us. Usually we have one woman and one man, but it can also be two women.
On the day of the group ceremony, the facilitators are present from the start to the end of the ceremony, so that everyone has time to ground themselves sufficiently. During the overnight stay, the facilitators will stay at their own location so that the participants have more space. The following morning, usually at 10:00, one or two facilitators return for breakfast, the sharing circle, and to wrap up.