I’ve sat in 31 ayahuasca ceremonies deep in the Peruvian Amazon, guided by indigenous Shipibo shamans. What I learned changed my life forever—some for the better, some I’m still healing from.� Ayahuasca can crack open reality, break deep conditioning, and help us access self-love… but it’s not all love & light. There’s a shadow side: toxicity, spiritual risks, and the unseen forces that most don’t understand.� This isn’t a casual experience. It’s a spiritual emergency room, and not everyone make

Glimpse into the daily life of a female shaman who hosts ayahuasca ceremonies for tourists in the Peruvian Amazon. Watch it here: https://aeon.co/videos/for-an-amazonian-female-shaman-ayahuasca-ceremonies-are-a-rite-and-a-business | Aeon

SOUL TRAVEL Ayahuasca is a traditional Amazonian plant medicine used for centuries by Indigenous peoples in spiritual and healing ceremonies, especially in the Amazon rainforest. In simple terms, It’s a psychoactive brew made by combining a vine and a leaf. On their own, these plants don’t cause visions, but together, they create an intense altered state of consciousness. What people experience During an ayahuasca ceremony, people often report, vivid visions or “inner journeys” emotional release

After drawing symbols of what they wish to overcome, ayahuasca ceremony participants take "sananga drops" to increase their visions. KENTUCKY AYAHUASCA, tonight at 10p. | VICE TV

Safe, authentic ayahuasca retreats in southern Maine lead by indigenous shamans | Pachamama Sanctuary

Safe, authentic ayahuasca retreats in southern Maine lead by indigenous shamans | Pachamama Sanctuary