Mapacho smoke resolving into golden light over a carved ceremonial pipe

Shipibo Tradition

ShamanicOm

Spiritual Home Cleaning — A Shipibo home-clearing ritual

The Descent

Five movements of the clearing

From the first intention to the integration that follows — the work moves in order, the way the smoke does.

  1. Step 1: Intention Consultation

    A 30 minute Zoom call to know more about your home, your intentions, and what is ready to be clean and cleared.

  2. Step 2: Preparation of the Space

    Begin the purge about 2 weeks in advance by decluttering, cleaning, and preparing your home to receive the work.

  3. Step 3: Light the Mapacho

    We set a time for me to come to your home and call in the Mapacho to continue the cleaning.

  4. Step 4: Home of Light

    In my next ceremony, I sing for your home to clean, clear, and fill it with light.

  5. Step 5: Integration

    After the clearing, you support the work by tending the space with presence, beauty, and care.

The Clearing

Home of Light

The heaviness lifts. The rooms grow quiet and bright. What remains is a space that holds you — clear, warm, and alive with light.

The Invitation

Ready to begin your journey?

How it works

  1. Intention Consultation — A 30-minute Zoom call about your home, your intentions, and what is ready to be cleared.
  2. Preparation of the Space — Begin the purge about two weeks ahead — declutter, clean, and ready your home.
  3. Light the Mapacho — We set a time for me to come to your home and call in the Mapacho.
  4. Home of Light — In ceremony, I sing your home clean, clear, and full of light.
  5. Integration — You tend the space afterward with presence, beauty, and care.

Questions before booking? eyalbiber@gmail.com

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The Tradition

A lineage of song & healing

The Shipibo people of the Peruvian Amazon carry one of the world's living healing traditions. Their songs — icaros — are sung medicine: ordered patterns of sound, like the geometric designs they paint and weave, used to clear, protect, and restore.

A home holds everything that has happened inside it. This practice brings that tradition to the spaces we live in — calling on sacred mapacho (tobacco) and song to lift what has grown heavy and return the home to light.

Who guides this

Eyal Biber

Tabaquero Curandero in the Shipibo tradition

Trained in the Shipibo tradition and devoted to clearing spaces, I come to each home with care, presence, and prayer — holding the home cleaning, clearing, purifying and fortifying ceremony for your benefit and the benefits of all beings.

Currently rooted in Los Angeles — and traveling to homes wherever they call.

Gratitude

To my teachers

I give thanks to all of my teachers throughout the years — and especially to Sita Sitaramaya, for her teachings, guidance, kindness, patience, love, and compassion.

To my teacher Thich Nhat Hanh (Thích Nhất Hạnh), who taught me about forgiveness.

To the plant medicines, and to all medicines, for their teaching and healing.

And to my beloved Guru Ram Dass — always showing me the way; the lighthouse and the captain of my ship; now he decides, and God decides.

Thank you.