I was in the darkest time in my life and ayahuasca helped me heal and advance. I have so much love and empathy now and was able to cleans myself of dangerous trauma. This is the hope of our future by going back to the past.

i think EVERY U.S. president should have to use ayahuasca PRIOR to holding office..

@RainaEmeral

9 жыл бұрын

Agreed! It's an extreme imbalance for our leaders to have a huge amount of power over the outer world, and little or no power or even awareness of the internal world. Then, on top of that, to make psychedelics illegal--- it's an insane culture

@1magnificentreg

8 жыл бұрын

William L i agree! i think if some were to experience life on this plane first there would be less drama on this planet.

@tallaganda83

8 жыл бұрын

Reginald Mcpherson Obama would give it a go i reckon, and if Bush had, maybe Iraq, would be a lot safer place today.

@RainaEmeral

8 жыл бұрын

tallaganda83 agreed. I think a lot of things might have been very different had Bush taken Ayahuasca a few dozen times----or even once :)

@Teaganbear

8 жыл бұрын

Reginald Mcpherson i agree with you and i think we're in luck because I'm sure Obama has, he seems like he knows what's up

Ayahuasca was the most religious experience of my life!

@drummerrrrrrrrrr

10 жыл бұрын

I think the correct term would be spiritual.

@socraticproblem86

10 жыл бұрын

What does spiritual mean?

@ChrisM-bn5vr

10 жыл бұрын

Sean Champion-Taylor Spiritual means you believe in something more, whether it be a higher power, after-life, god, the universe being alive. It just basically means you believe in more then what you can perceive with just your 5 senses. Usually the difference between someone who identifies as spiritual and religious. Is a religious person usually gets their form of spirituality through a church or other people, not from them-self. While a person who is just spiritual, believes that it is just between them and the universe. I am the latter.

@socraticproblem86

10 жыл бұрын

I respect that answer, so why not delve deeper? I have a friend who learns about herself through studying chemistry. Would a scientist also be considered spiritual?

@666katch

10 жыл бұрын

For me, the word spiritual and religious means sacred.

As a child, I was terrified by the imagery and stories of the Christian Religion it haunted me for years making me feel guilty for being human. Doing Ayahusca was the most healing and spiritual experience in my 46 years of being alive it helped me to understand that I'm one with the universe and the love within me is one with the whole world.

@ayahuascaa9455

2 жыл бұрын

May I know Where you did it?

@gemmapowell7734

Жыл бұрын

I had similar experiences as a child and I have been called and am going to have my first ceremony soon. Thank you for your comment, it givese hope. ❤️

@wowthatsalowprice8942

Жыл бұрын

@@gemmapowell7734 howd it go?

@dawncawthra3519

Жыл бұрын

Yes

Many of my "Christian" friends are on a crusade against Ayahuasca. My response is usually this: Why? How does it threaten your religion? Are you genuinely concerned about the spiritual development of others? Or are you worried about how it would diminish the power your religion holds on people?

@mysteryandmeaning297

5 жыл бұрын

Some of the shamans peru blow or pray their spirit guides on you. Involving spiritualism. And chants similar. They are big on spirits. And ayahausca is a spirit they shamans believe.

@thomastobin8529

5 жыл бұрын

You should mention that moses talked to a burning bush i cant remember the name of the bush but its supposed to produce alot of dmt

@robearl1983

5 жыл бұрын

i consider myself a christian and ayahuasca strenthened my faith x100

@flowstateskateboarding.7286

5 жыл бұрын

Thomas Tobin Acacia bush! ❤️

@Dee8Bee

5 жыл бұрын

A lot Christians love crusading against things. They’ve been doing it for centuries. 😄

I think that movie Avatar was influenced by having Ayahuasca experience...

Every Ayahuasca experience is personal and unique. Set and setting, positivity of the group and dynamics, quality, experience and intentions of your Shaman, Icaros and quality of the medicines affect the experience. Hearing other people's experiences creates awareness, but doesn't mean you will have the same experience. Seek healing, the truth and authentic Shamanic Healing Journeys, not the promises of visions

@keeffox5039

5 жыл бұрын

I agree , your intention should be pure and The Madre will do the rest but look for the Right Curandero someone who will look after you with the purest of love. A caring Curandero never comes off Dietas ( the correct food plan)which in turn keeps him strong and able to protect and look after you in this world and in other planes

@randscottwagner330

4 жыл бұрын

Finally, someone used the words that first came into my head when watching this talk..... “Set and Setting “ with Set being your interior mindset at the time, and Setting, which is the exterior around you, place, people etc. so if you are in a bad mood and in a place or location where you don’t feel safe, you are more likely to have a bad trip. If you are in a place of peace and with people you trust, you are more likely to have a good trip. Set and Setting!

@MohicanIncan

Жыл бұрын

I hope you found your way to the Catholic Church: the Real Church of Jesus Christ. It seems by your name, you had rejected what you had promoted years ago. I hope God shows you the way of salvation, fulfillment and happiness apart from these drugs. May peace be with you.

Adam Brown, thank you for your work!

Magnificent talk. We need more of this, much more. The medicine will solve all of the worlds problems if we let it. I see this medicine heal me and countless others every day. Please be open to its ability to heal.

This video should have 7 billion views!! It's not just the President that needs to go through these sessions, it's everyone on the planet! Once that happens, we will all realize we are our own God and we will live in peace and harmony in this universe.

Just as Adam says, we really need to work in better harmony with our environment instead of destroying it. A very thought provoking and interesting talk that hopefully will help people to better understand ourselves as well as other lives on this fascinating planet which we share with one another.

I had the same insights. I watched my whole life. I could remember things From the time I was in my mother's belly

@mysteryandmeaning297

5 жыл бұрын

Probably some of it just hallucinations about from the womb

@whatupkid12

4 жыл бұрын

@@mysteryandmeaning297 some of it?

@matt.endlesscourage

4 жыл бұрын

please explain more

@wilspu5590

3 жыл бұрын

Matt Natoli he’s obviously bs

@jasontipton8430

3 жыл бұрын

wow

This is so profound to me... And I feel like the experiences of others with this has been calling out to me.. I really want to experience what this man has experienced, in my own journey of course.

@DaydreamNation8622

8 жыл бұрын

+DanaLorenArt Try mushrooms or acid then. Psychedelics all have a similar quality which can be therapeutic. However, they're not to be entered into lightly.

@alexalex-fp2fo

8 жыл бұрын

+DanaLorenArt I feel you! I want to do the same. I would suggest to do this in south america with the shamans.

Excellent oratory skills... plus... excellent knowledge. I love you man!

Ayahuasca is a doorway into unimaginable world. Yes! it is an amazing experience.

I'm on my way to Peru in December and plan on participating in 4 ayahuasca ceremonies!

@adambrot

9 жыл бұрын

so how was it? anything to report back to us?

@myearslovemusic

9 жыл бұрын

My entire life has changed. Still trying to figure out how to go with it.

@adambrot

9 жыл бұрын

Kylie Smith wow, I hope it is for the better!

@myearslovemusic

9 жыл бұрын

Adam Brown I know it's happening for the better. I spent a week at kapitari in the Amazon jungle with a shaman that has been conducting ayahuasca ceremonies. It was so so difficult. Several people quit after first night. It's serious shit.

@adambrot

9 жыл бұрын

Kylie Smith sounds wild. Don't worry, everyone comes out having had their mind blown on some level or another. The trick is to be able to use it in a good way and to benefit from the experiences. I'm glad to hear you stuck it out and good luck in the rest of the journey!

Ayahuasca is the strangest, most profound and beautiful experience that anyone can experience in this world.

@TheCerone13

3 жыл бұрын

What about life itself?

@SuperStargazer666

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheCerone13 That’s the point, ayahuasca seems to wake us up to the wonder of life itself.

lol great description at 7:28 ... "prevent some wigged out space cadets from wandering away from their little trip out station." Eloquent speaker, I enjoyed that :)

@magnushyenna1574

4 жыл бұрын

shut it

@francoisrademeyer3235

4 жыл бұрын

i was one of those spaced cadets, i freaked and bolted, the guides settled me down and in less than a minute healed me from severe PTSD, which i believe saved my life

I had a disease called dystonia I was going mad trying to beat. It’s similar to Parkinson’s disease but I wanted my life back so bad I kept pushing through the ticks doctors tell you not to fight. Around the time I was starting to get somewhere I took ayahuasca a handful of evenings. The most powerful experience shut down the movement disorder and I was able to experience the same sensations that cause dystonic movements while the illness was unable to figure out how to do its thing. From this place I dug in deep and learned I shake (tremor) because of fear. Fear of pain. I worked on my perception of pain, making it a rule that pain should only serve to show me where something is out of place. These experiences did something drastic to my illness. The pain did not come back the same way, instead it transformed into something actually helpful. That was about a month ago. Everyday it takes less effort to accomplish more and more. Yesterday I deadlifted 300 pounds! For about a week I’ve been thinking I could get a pet time job no trouble now and plan to start putting in applications in about 2 weeks so long as things keep on going the way they have been!

Welcome to Native American psychology. Further proof that our ancestors were advanced scientists. They had to perform analysis and studies to find the plants to combine to produce ayahuasca. It wasn't created by accident. They had to use the "scientific method" to derive our medicines and medicinal practices.

@leilanilight475

4 жыл бұрын

Jose Carcamo no. The indigenous will tell you that the PLANTS themselves told them to take the vine and the chacruna leaf and to boil them together and make the brew. They were and are ONE WITH NATURE and they LISTEN to what nature tells them. This is how they formed a library of plants that heal different things in the Amazon.

@melis6294

4 жыл бұрын

I would say instead welcome to South America native medicine.

@squirlmy

4 жыл бұрын

It wasn't created by accident, for sure. There are at least hundreds of thousands of plants in the Amazon, and they found just the right combination of natural MOA Inhibitor, and DMT containing plant. Not to mention having to find whether the flowers, bark, leaves or roots had the right ingredient, and whether orally, topically, or other "routes of administration" were required. And that vomiting and purging were a desireable part of the process, rather than indicating a poisonous nature (which would be the obvious conclusion of trying nearly any other "tea") The "scientific method" alone does not explain this discovery. I think it would be more correct to say that our scientists are extremely primitive "shamans" than the other way around.

@lm7092

3 жыл бұрын

@Ev I know there’s actively in BC.

@TheGuiltsOfUs

3 жыл бұрын

lmao

Gods name is believed by many to be Yahweh or Yahua, and we have a miracles plant names Ayahuasca which has Gods name within it and a female presence, amazing, God is the Father and made everything through His Word, and the Mother is the Spirit of our earth....WOW Praise God you are so awesome.

TED bans Graham Hancock (2013) but allows Robin Carhart-Harris (2016) and Adam Oliver Brown (2014) to talk about psychedelics. So long as one talks about them in a particular language and format, they're allowed. OR, in response to the backlash, they've allowed a few psychedelic talks in. Who knows?

@stefaniaalmanza7806

7 жыл бұрын

de r

@MortalKombat033

7 жыл бұрын

Ted talks are meant to show people a different way of thinking. But ironically they banned graham's speech. I have come to the conclusion these people that own Ted talks or have something to do with the general flow of information, don't want his ideas spreading. But Alas! I am going to Peru in November to experience it myself.

@samsammohamed2984

7 жыл бұрын

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@thegradgrinder

7 жыл бұрын

Interesting point. I might tentatively guess that Graham offers more negative criticism and pressure towards the current system and and highlights the immorality of state control over our consciousness'. Whereas Adam Oliver Brown, although taking away negative stigma for psychedelics, and using the language of recreational drugs along with that of science, doesn't have the same impact or far reaching implications.

@pheresy1367

6 жыл бұрын

Just speculating, but maybe they have learned from the complaints of banning Graham Hancock.

Dr Gabor Mate's work (mentioned in the talk) is remarkable. I recently saw his long interview with Tim Ferriss that was really insightful

@DorothyGTyas

5 жыл бұрын

*Hear! Hear!* 👍🤓

Unlocking your secret message equates wisdom beyond belief. This man is a modern day Bard. Thank you for this gift.

@Primer9

7 жыл бұрын

no hes not, terence mckenna is the real bard

One can start with very small amounts, in a safe setting, with a trusted friend. No need to blow yourself away on the first trip, unless of course you have great physical stamina and mental stability. But slowly building up and getting to really know this plant medicines' effect on you is far safer.

This is incredible

Fabulous, Adam.

Awesome watching this with all the new knowledge of endogenous dmt, breathwork, in 7 years we’ve learned so much and so much is changing but we still have so far to go

this good man is an excellent speaker and storyteller

Without drugs, but through remote viewing protocol meditations and other meditations, I have had some of these experiences, the clarity of vision, the colors, the depth and dimensionality, even the purge effect. One teacher laughingly told me, the 60’s were good to you! But i didn’t use drugs then either. I got information that I could not have, but did. I saw visions of the future, but did not understand them. Only in hindsight did they make complete and accurate sense. My fear held me back from seeking answers at the times, especially regarding the future. The past is not nearly as hard to face when i have strong intention of healing myself. More, I am required to be humble as I see events of the past from other perspectives beyond my own limited memory of them. Innocence, ignorance, misunderstanding, denial of culpability, anger with others, anger with situations prevent clarity. Letting go attachment to what I think or think i remember is another humbling requirement. Also, have compassion for oneself as well as others, no matter what is revealed. This is Earth School 101, lessons upon lessons, and hopefully evolution of spiritual life.

A wonderfully informative talk❣

Doing this this weekend in a southeast coast state! Can't wait! Did it 4 years ago in the same place. What an amazing experience, I need to experience again and get to know my soul better! Others need this information, it is so needed in this opioid crisis!

@wasbtf

4 жыл бұрын

Katie Ferreira hope you had a good experience with ayahuasca. I didn’t unfortunately. But I ended up with something better however. I left a long comment about my experience in this video if you want to read about it.

@katieferreira7042

4 жыл бұрын

@@wasbtf I did. I was in a group of very kind, supportive people that provided all I needed, and done delicious food. They are all very experienced, and maybe that's the reason you didn't have a good experience, not with the right people or in the right place. I'm curious what you found instead. I'll look for your comment.

@katieferreira7042

4 жыл бұрын

@@wasbtf In fact, too many comments to find it. If you want me to know your story, repost it please.

@tone4536

2 жыл бұрын

does the place you attended have Temple in the name ? I am looking to attend

@katieferreira7042

2 жыл бұрын

@@tone4536 where I attended, or the other poster?

Thanks Adam.

Excellent video!

The Mother Vine gives you he truest knowledge of yourself. The experience can be harsh, the way a severe mother teaches a child, but it’s done with the purest intentions. Only one correction: the Tambo is the hut where you sleep at night, the ceremonial Hut is called Maloca. Also, the part of the vine that it’s used is not the bark, but what inside, the core of the vine, which is like smaller vines interwoven as to recreate human DNA

@adambrot

6 жыл бұрын

we did our ceremonies in the hut where we slept at night, so they were calling it a Tambo. However, I was not aware that it was the core of the vine that was the source of the harmaline, thanks for pointing that out.

Wonderful way to put it!

Loved it!

This should have more views.

Thank you mother Ayahuaska 🙌

Dmt is a fascinating molecule.

There are lot of similarities in this psychedelic experience, near death experience shared by people and hypnosis outcomes where people claim to have regressed to past lives.. very interesting!!

Well said!

Good video set bro.. Namaste

Great talk!

FANTASTIC

I feel like I need this

Ayahuasca for the world.

@jaycharles3121

4 жыл бұрын

And--MEDITATION.

Looking back on this hopeful time from the perspective of the past six years, I think things are unfolding in an unexpected way. I'm working to avoid feeling depressed by how things are now with the role of stewardship of the planet that the heads of state seem to be ignoring.

Great goal and accompanying message to support the evolution of human 3.0. The universe has provided the means to achieve this, since, well, forever.

did lsd yesterday, it probably can not even me compared but it was amazing

I have seen the insects that he was discussing on psilocybin and they were primarily beetles and inside of those beetles, I could make out other patterns. I have even seen the alien archetype. The first time I saw this mental being, I became afraid because it surprised me. It resembles a lotus flower and as I was moving into the mandala, the lotus began to open more and more, inviting me to come closer and closer. I could never get to the lotus being but I found it almost as a game of chase. Very interesting stuff. The most I have taken is 2.2 grams on an empty stomach. I do not think I would go as high as 3.5 even though the heroic dose is always in the back of my mind. These organic chemicals are teaching tools in my opinion. I found that understanding the septenary nature of man as described by the Eastern Mahatmas has helped me tremendously in my experiences. Its as if it connects you directly with your soul and works out things through the vehicles from which the soul controls the body. The constitution of man is described in two sections: A triad that is immortal and moves on from body to body and a lower quarternary that is impermanent. According to the teaching the higher triad consists of: #7. ATMA - The Divine Part #6. BUDDHI - The Spiritual Part #5. MANAS - The Intellectual Part then to the impermanent parts: #4. KAMA - The Passional Part #3. PRANA - The Vital Part #2. LINGA SHARIRA - The Astral Part #1. STHULA SHARIRA - The Physical Part For more information on these, you can read some of Blavatsky's works or Manly P Halls works. Very interesting stuff and even though this could never be proven from a scientific standpoint, it is a framework that allows us to understand our constitution and how we grow and unfold through time.

"In the end", you have to admit you had to learn from Indians!! Harmony, closer to your own nature, super-natural.

Don't let his account make you think you know what Ayahuska is. His account is personal and is different for everyone. Each time you take it is different depending on what you need at that time. It will heal you and make you more whole. It's as if it is reconnecting the fragmented soul that comes from being human. I did it 20 years ago in Brazil and several times since and it changed me for the better in a profound way and showed me what was most important. I stopped because I felt strongly that it was done with me. If you are called to do it and are emotionally stable and strong enough do it. If you have doubts stay away. BTW it was never terrifying for me only very intense in a beautiful and loving way that can't be described. Always do it with an experienced shaman and stay away from commercial hucksters catering to tourists. I've done it both ways. The latter is dangerous.

Psylocibin is also a very good plant for your consciousness...i did both here in Brazil... ahyuasca is a stronger experience in every sense, more intense... You people who are paying for ahyuasca be aware of the people who are providing intention. If your shaman has duality in their mind, the trip maybe more unstable. And go to meditation...do something like the vypassana course and do it everyday..ahyuasca can cure, but education and discipline is something for everyday in our lives.. the ill mentality of not seeing we are not separate from nature...and the ill mentallity of wanting to obtain a certain drug ( so you can be happy forever) its ignorance. It is temporary illusion and you might end up feeding the sick side of society again and again

@joshuaemanuel4625

3 жыл бұрын

Good review.

The thing of it is, when you pick up the phone your still "here" but your mind is in the experience/interaction. Its not too hard to imagine...

DMT is not a mind-altering analog of a neurotransmitter, it is the neurotransmitter

It's useful, because it'll push you to do positive things in your life, like quitting smoking or drinking, exercising, dieting, meditation, healthy and wholesome living. What ayawaska does is taking you through death and showing that everything is connected. It's scary because it so vast all-inclusive encompassing, dissolving all your boundaries and self-images (that's why it's so absolutely scary, not because of vomiting, although vomiting plays its role too :) It won't solve your problems, but it will definitely show you a totally different outlook on things and yourself. It's not magic, but the closest thing to it.

17:20 "...and as we lose these ecosystem functions.. we don't just lose integral fabrics of our nature, we also lose the potential for these discoveries that can help human society in the future"

I think that he presents a forimible point. An educated, relatively healthy individual uncovered soemthing he was able to deal with and grasp. Which has never really been the problem. It is where the 5 or 10% of the cases that people ingest that can't handle the fear, or the bugs, or whatever is qued up that causes a person to seek to stop the ride, now that is the hurdle that psychadelics face. It is not predictable or controllable, and might worsen the conditions for some cases. I hope that someday we discover ways to help that, to ease the fright, to make it dependable. To usher in new techniques. Really enjoyed the video, thanks.

@Greqon

10 жыл бұрын

We already have methods that allow us to use psychedelics in a safe, controllable way. Search for "LSD Psychotherapy" by Stanislav Grof, M.D.

@philomath369

9 жыл бұрын

if you get really fearful during your trip, doesn't that mean your a fearful person? the trip externalizes your emotions. if you are a content happy person, you will have a happy trip, of course you will most likely see scary things during your trip, but since you are a positive person you break thru it, you don't get stuck in the scariness. people need to have a way to know whether or not they are ready for psychedelics. that's hard to tell.

It used to be difficult to put this in writing but not any longer so here goes.... After lifelong depression, child abuse, addiction, etc, I went through an awakening. But some traumas still haunt me. No matter how much I write, feel, face it head-on, I can't shake the depression. It always lingers. I've been looking into ways to fix myself so I can stop bleeding on those that didn't cut me. Psilocybin mushrooms are on my radar as well as this drug. I need to be brought behind the curtain ...i need to face the darkness that still cuts me. Maybe I should head to Peru.......

@wasbtf

4 жыл бұрын

Veronica Christopher I have done it. I left a long comment about my experience in this video if you want to read about it.

@naturelevi444

2 жыл бұрын

Wishing you every success.

Meditation and the Psychedelic Drug Ayahuasca Seem to Change the Brain in Surprisingly Similar Ways

Wow ayahuasca spreading like wildfire

@mr.benjaminfranklin7108

4 жыл бұрын

No kidding in the Amazon

@PearsSmellReallyNice

3 жыл бұрын

Good

@ai_is_a_great_place

3 жыл бұрын

The right people are finding what they need which is good. But I hope the wrong people don't ruin it 🙏

@msmummeJ

3 жыл бұрын

The human experience is ready to heal and vibe up 🙌 Thank you Spirit

Come to Brazil and see for yourself!

Very well explained

@sophiedee2557

Жыл бұрын

Contact this legit he got all kinds of psychedelic stuff he ship discreetly

@sophiedee2557

Жыл бұрын

Trip_world1 ??

@sophiedee2557

Жыл бұрын

ON INSTAGRAM

Booking A Trip To Brazil Next Month

Amazing Speech! I tried Ayahuesca, it is an amazing. trip ))

I had an incredible experience on this sacred visionary opener of higher dimensional experience ..I realized just how mundane this earth experience was with god. These are the dark ages where innocence is devoured and perverted by the lust of the devil

yah! UOttawa, or as I like to call it, University of Zero.....I'm a grad 2004.

I want to do this so bad

@Celon.

7 жыл бұрын

Start with meditations first and around 6+- month of meditating I'd recommend trying shrooms.

@psy-ryn

7 жыл бұрын

Yes yes and yes. This is so important. Over the years of experimenting spiritually with psychedelics, I have begun integrating more meditation, more yoga, more natural forms of raising consciousness, because that is what is important. It is the expansion of consciousness, not the drug or the experience even itself.

@halehkashefi2361

7 жыл бұрын

Ryuobbi h vbbbj

@sirkhalid

7 жыл бұрын

I'm going next week! There are quite a few places in Europe that do it, I am in Berlin for Ayuashca next week. I had an amazing experience with magic truffles in Amsterdam a couple of years ago so I am really hoping I get a lot more.

@MikeJohnCore

7 жыл бұрын

stay safe

TED why did you banned Graham Hancock when he spoke about Ayauasca but you allowed this guy?

@tbg008

5 жыл бұрын

Graham himself thinks becouse both his and Rupert's talk presented the same day where sensured becouse they both contemplated the possibility of conciusness being a outside force, tuned by our brain, instead of fully generated by our mind and body. Aparently this idea is a big no, no in teds list of dangerous ideas not worth spreading..For what ever political force has power over it.

@lindajakub624

4 жыл бұрын

TheJess Ylleg yeah why

@richcrowe1413

4 жыл бұрын

They had to recant

@E-Kat

4 жыл бұрын

@@tbg008 ha ha Rupert Bear must be!

I always hear so many good stories about experiences with ayahuasca but to be honest I am terrified to try because I am convinced that I will have the most traumatizing experience possible and never recover...

@pedroz3891

4 жыл бұрын

If you drink it with an experienced healer, i'ts quite the opposite! You will heal and forgive your traumas, faults and fears in a profound and loving way!

@andreya9776

2 жыл бұрын

Convince yourself of good things :)

yessss

My question is, how did these people from the Amazon, so long ago discover that mixing two plants together, negates the effect of the intenstines on DMT, and why do our intestines have a defence mechanism against it, but not insects? its a a very fascinating subject for me personally, and i need to find a way to get to Peru and experience this for myself.

@PetrosGoltsis

8 жыл бұрын

+tallaganda83 Here is an explanation; people mix drugs together all the time, just check how people today mix different drugs to get a good "high". And to say that our intestine has a defense mechanism against it is a bit simplified. Our intestine is constantly flooded with serotonin and it uses MAO to break it down. Thats why we humans have MAO, why bugs dont have it is a question I cant answer.

@cubensi6692

8 жыл бұрын

You dont have to go anywhere. There are several plants you can buy online that will be the ingredients for the same experience. Mimosa/acacia+syrianrue

@tallaganda83

8 жыл бұрын

They are very hard to get here in Australia, our customs are like the Nazi's but i would love to actually go on an aya retreat just for the experience of it.

@cubensi6692

8 жыл бұрын

tallaganda83 yeah i heard about it being extremely illegal there. That sucks.. But yeah a retreat would definitely be the best way to do it, really connect with source🗿🌌

@TomYawns

8 жыл бұрын

+tallaganda83 They discovered it because they were guided by the spirits after going into a trance. They say the plants can communicate with them after they enter a dream-like state which allows them access to the spirit world that presides right alongside ours. Look into some youtube documentaries about Shamans to hear the way they experience life and how they are able to consistently help their fellow villagers. It's the oldest way of life for humans, so my suggestion is to suspend your disbelief for at least while they share their methods and beliefs.

Any thoughts on salvia and out of body experiences ? Do you think it is more intense than ayahuasca? The Aztecs used it.

Great talk, mostly spot on about Ayahuasca, but there is some misinformation. The brewing process is way more complex and ritualistic than that, and the thick Ayahuasca he came across in his ritual is actually a result of a process we call "graduation". The first result of the brewing is actually a very liquid, light brown Ayahuasca. There are a few other inaccuracies there, but great talk!!!

@duncanbananatyne3890

Жыл бұрын

Oooh, do they do a little dance around it and blow some smoke on it from their bumhole? wooooooo

My soul could do with a walk in the lines of my history.i need to let things go.sometimes I'm blinded by echoes of long ago pain.i find it hard to walk the path I want when I can not see through the fog Seeping from old wounds.i would try it to clense and learn..

@mysteryandmeaning297

5 жыл бұрын

Try the 12 steps recovery first

I did Ayahuasca ritual, I did see God.

Whether Ayahuasca is the most potent is debatable. It is definitely powerful. But what about Bufo Alvarius? That is quite powerful, as well, though it's toad medicine, not plant medicine.

I said last week if every human did aya at the same time ….we would indeed experience a true shift in consciousness , globally. The garden of Eden would be our new reality, as a direct result ❤️

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Жыл бұрын

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@mrs_Mccoy

Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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@duncanbananatyne3890

Жыл бұрын

pff lol

I don't like the term "halluzination". It's quite common for participants to see the same things.

@liabw05

4 жыл бұрын

Johannes Jungreithmeier no it is not. Everyone has different experiences

@barswolf4517

4 жыл бұрын

@@liabw05 Different from personal perspective.... But they all meat spirits of nature, aliens, ancient shamans, animals... The snakes ... We all have the snakes :) So it is different from one point of view and simillar from another ;)

i wonder if you'd still see insects if done in a place that doesn't have much bugs like Ottawa, Canada. either way i'm not too found of seeing big bugs and vomiting, but the benefits do seem worthwhile.

@lcarthel

7 жыл бұрын

It's true, believe me...

Listen and listen hard, go do your own research, get your head around it and move forward.

When are you going to un-ban the Graham Hancock ted talk?

By taking Ayahuasca, we place our tiny hands in the palm of the Goddess

👏👏👏

Ayahuasca resulted in bipolar disorder for me. Be careful. It is not for everyone.

Back when we were kids, we had our own ayahuasca cerimonies. We'd start a trash fire in a barrel and huff spraypaint out of paper bags. Those were the days... r.i.p. Timmy.

Everything is one

I would never take ayahuasca. I’m not down with hallucinating for hours and taking a trip down my most scariest memories. But The main reason I would never try this is the vomiting.

@squirlmy

4 жыл бұрын

then, what is the point of commenting here? Why should anyone care what you think about it?

@jahmallajaima

4 жыл бұрын

Cuvtixo D you’re rude. I’m not thrilled with da idea of vomit especially around others. They have legitimate concerns about that

@katieferreira7042

4 жыл бұрын

@@jahmallajaima In my experience, the vomiting is very minor, and it's a choice to release things... Emotional, spiritual, physical toxins. It's not agonizing like when you're sick. Selected members in my group are guardians, and they come over to support you, give you water and tissues. It's a purge, not a punishment. And it's a small portion of the entire time. Each individual drink, depending on the amount you take, only lasts 2-3 hours, not terribly long like acid or even mushrooms.

Food Of The Gods by Terence McKenna 😎🙌👉🍄

Just say no to drugs

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When I took ayahuasca first I got sick, I threw up and had diarrhea. I know this is common but my experience wasn't that deep. I had 2 short hallucinations but other than that I couldn't get out of my head. I took 2 (small) glasses. Should I have taken more? Also I stopped smoking weed 2 weeks prior (not a heavy smoker. I smoke 2-10 a month). Could this be of influence?

@squirlmy

4 жыл бұрын

You write this a year ago. Any updates?

Did the ayahuasca set in at 17:35??

I agree.

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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WHy we have to become serious if the whole life is a game.... Playfullness is what would help us a lot in this society. Playfullness in connection to nature. Iam not a machine to produce, neither pachamama. We are here to enjoy life not to serve to our machines lol other things. ENjoy life in connection towards the nature. NAMASTE

I hope whoever reads this remembers these words as they come from Medical Medium who receives truth from above. Ayahuasca damages the brain and burns out neurons overtime. Stay safe and protected with the Truth. God bless ❤️

highly suggest watching this on half speed

@ThePlugTurtle

7 жыл бұрын

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@shaikan0

7 жыл бұрын

Wow! It totally sounds like Mckenna

@efyization

7 жыл бұрын

Amazing!! Look at 2:10 on half speed. FHFHHDDJS

@activeoverlord

7 жыл бұрын

it really doesnt sound like mckenna at all, he sounds as drunk as anyone else at half speed

@ThePlugTurtle

7 жыл бұрын

i dont know anyone who sounds like that when theyre drunk. it sounds like mckenna.

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