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I have never smoked DMT (except for Bufo), but I have done Yopo once, which is a Peruvian snuff containinng DMT that they blow up your nose. The shaman calls it the “abuelo” (the grandfather), in contrast to ayahuasca which is the grandmother. I remember it lasting for about 45 minutes.

That’s why I advocate using these medicines only under the guidance of a shaman and in ceremony. A screwdriver is also trauma inducing if you stick it in your ear, but is empowering if you use it for its proper purpose. These are medicines and not drugs. Also, not discussed here is the issue of detoxification. In the Amazon, they have power plants that detoxify your body and mind of negativity and poisons. You do this while on a plant diet which is part of the detoxification. This is done before taking a vision plant like ayahausca, so the visions will be true, rather then further feeding the false self. I take sananga eye drops before ayahauasca to clear the third eye.

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I personally think the indigeneous people were the closest to the truth, but they were brutally repressed and in many cases exterminated by the Christian cultists. Pachamama is worthy of worship.

I agree with the above posts that the most likely explanation is that powerful groups were getting a lot of dislikes. It shows that power is sensitive to even something as mild as a dislike and illustrates the importance of freedom of speech.

The shawoman who guides me on my Bufo Alvarius journeys takes the medicine after giving it to me and goes on the trip with me. She does this with everyone and has been doing it for years. She is also one of the most alert and sane people I have ever met.

The existence of a rock is as much a miracle as the existence of a human.

A profoundly beautiful song for healing under the medicine.

Nobody said anything about telepathy. There are ways of communication.

A shaman in Mexico once told me how they extract the medicine. The toad is asked permission to take the medicine and then it is given a massage to relax it. If the toad is nervous it can excrete additional toxins into the 5meo and you don’t have a pure substance. In other words, there are skills you need to learn. I am personally am not in favor of pets and think animals should be living in their natural habitat.

I go to a local Salsa nightclub that offers free dance lessons. Get in free. Plenty of women.

The most important part of the crucifixion was when Jesus said “My, God, My God, Why Hast Thou Foresaken Me?” revealing his inner state of complete disconnection from God at the moment he took on the sins of the world. The meaning of this was revealed to me on a 5meo trip.

I stopped cannabis because it kept me stuck in a paranoid space and didn’t have the power to push me beyond. It also interfered with ayahuasca, which is so much better for healing and mind expansion.

I have found all the nutritional books out there very frustrating and contradictory. This isn’t science. As the title of this thread suggests, if it was science, there would be one answer. My strategy is to eat a balanced meal and don’t eat too much. My hunch is that the extremist diets are wrong because our bodies evolved to survive by eating from a variety of food sources.

"However, by releasing large amounts of serotonin, MDMA causes the brain to become significantly depleted of this important neurotransmitter, contributing to the negative psychological aftereffects that people may experience for several days after taking MDMA." https://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/research-reports/mdma-ecstasy-abuse/what-are-mdmas-effects-on-brain

I knew a man at an ayahuasca ceremony, he was taking MDMA, and he couldn’t get into the aya trip, no matter what the shaman did. He told me not to take it because you crash the next day. The bliss seems to come with a price.

What is creepy is the word “pick up artist”. Then anyone who wants to get better with women tends to be put under this label. But that word was just invented as a marketing tool to sell products. Call it “social skills” and don't let anyone label you.

I only take medicines under ceremony in Mexico. In Mexico it is done openely and part of the culture. I definetly don’t think people with anxiety should abstain. I have met veterans of the Iraq war with PTSD at ceremonies. A Shaman knows how to guide one through a healing experience.

This is the most real thread on this forum.

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Science tells you how the machine works. But it doesn't tell you why there is a machine.

One of Swami’s arguments is that psychedelics just give you a one-time experience which vanishes and they don’t change you or make you a better person. He is correct because he is just observing how they are flippantly used in most Western countries. But I don’t think he has looked into Shamanism as it is still being practiced by indigenous groups. For me, I look up to my Shaman as an example of someone who has become humble and wise through the use of plant medicines. In Shamanism, they are medicines and not drugs and only used as an aid to the process of awakening.

I went to a Niños Santos group ceremony. This is Spanish for ¨The Holy Children” which are strong medicinal mushrooms from Oaxaca, Mexico. I took 6 grams and had a deep mystical journey. The ceremony starts at 8 pm. Saturday night and goes until Sunday morning. My intention that I formed for the ceremony was to become connected to my heart. These mushrooms do that for me more than any other medicine. The visions were breathtaking and words cannot describe their beauty. It was like having Michelangelo creating an original painting for me. The colors were vivid and the patterns were high resolution, clear, detailed and original. The ceremony was conducted by an inspired shawoman from Oaxaca. She sat beside me, blew mapacho smoke towards me to purify my body of negative energy. She worked with a bird feather waving it over my body. I could feel her energy flowing through me as she touched me with her feathers. Then I went into a magnificently colored heaven and I felt love and total connection with everything. I was receiving the message that God has created this world for our enjoyment. Everything exists because of love. My every breath is possible because of God’s love. Every molecule of my body depends on God’s love. We are supported. Everything we see and experience tells us that we are loved. We don’t have to be afraid. We are being supported and loved. The evidence is our very existence. I woke up at 4 am in the morning and the shawomen gave me Rapé, a shamanic stuff, that is delivered by a pipe and inhaled through the nose. The snuff sent me into a dark cloud where I could sleep. I am grateful to the medicine and my guides. My words do not adequately describe my experience.