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 Shout
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#10673439 - 07/14/09 02:59 AM (14 years, 9 months ago) |
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I'm just curious what everyone's opinion is of Ayahuasca if you have done it.
I have done extensive research and have read experiences on Erowid. I just want to hear more.
SWIM has a butt-load of different high quality ingredients for it. He is just kinda scared of the fact that he won't be able to control his actions.
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 Swyfty Swyf
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Re: Ayahuasca [Re: Shout]
#10673692 - 07/14/09 06:24 AM (14 years, 9 months ago) |
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On a reasonable dose, you should be able to control your actions fully well.
Of course, at some time, you will likely vomit, but it passes quickly.
Just set up a very chill environment and have a good time.
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solstice
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Simply put, you might get eaten by snakes if you drink that brew without proper supervision.
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Scrubz
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I'm very keen to make some soon, its probs easier to make the brew than to systhesise dmt for smoking, probs healthier too!
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the bizzle
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solstice said:
Simply put, you might get eaten by snakes if you drink that brew without proper supervision.
or you can substitute "supervision" for preparation: physical, spiritual, and setting etc.
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truffleupagus
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Re: Ayahuasca [Re: Scrubz]
#10673836 - 07/14/09 07:38 AM (14 years, 9 months ago) |
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Scrubz said:
I'm very keen to make some soon, its probs easier to make the brew than to systhesise dmt for smoking, probs healthier too!
Not much, but yeah, a little. DMT's pretty easy to extract.
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solstice
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the bizzle said:
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solstice said:
Simply put, you might get eaten by snakes if you drink that brew without proper supervision.
or you can substitute "supervision" for preparation: physical, spiritual, and setting etc.
Hhmmm... no. Have you ever drank the spirit wine? Me neither but that's because I know that it's not something to play with like LSD. You don't drink ayahuasca by yourself if you only have an ounce of intelligence.
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joemolloy
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It's visually stunning, euphoric, and profound. I enjoy it better than mushrooms or mescaline. I have never had a mindfuck on it and have been able to have clarity of mind on all of my trips. What ingredients will you be using?
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the bizzle
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solstice said:
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the bizzle said:
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solstice said:
Simply put, you might get eaten by snakes if you drink that brew without proper supervision.
or you can substitute "supervision" for preparation: physical, spiritual, and setting etc.
Hhmmm... no. Have you ever drank the spirit wine? Me neither but that's because I know that it's not something to play with like LSD. You don't drink ayahuasca by yourself if you only have an ounce of intelligence.
yes i have, and I am the type to stress discipline and respect when working with it, and there is no need to disagree, I was actually agreeing with your post, and supplementing it.
also, ayahuasca and extracted DMT are two very different things. Ayahuasca demands much more discipline, but also has a much bigger impact on your life, if you are willing to take it seriously, and possibly work with it for days at a time, because sometimes you need to purge a lot of gabage energy before you can really get anywhere
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Edited by the bizzle (07/14/09 08:30 AM)
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solstice
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Alright, glad to see we are agreeing on the topic although I am surprised that someone who has went to the ayahuasca realms doesn't think a guide is important for a noob experiencing it for the first time!
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the bizzle
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solstice said:
Alright, glad to see we are agreeing on the topic although I am surprised that someone who has went to the ayahuasca realms doesn't think a guide is important for a noob experiencing it for the first time!
No, you are definitely right about that. Even if not a guide, just someone being there helps out TREMENDOUSLY. Besides, you will probably end up really wanting to have a friend or loved one there to communicate good vibes with at some point anyway
p.s. the first time I did ayahuasca there were screaming tortured faces everywhere, and other things that are likely to prove difficult for a solo first timer. Also, to the OP, I highly recommend doing a ton of research at the forums at www.ayahuasca.com
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Edited by the bizzle (07/14/09 08:50 AM)
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Swyfty Swyf
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I take most of the laundry list of ayahuasca suggestions with a grain of salt.
I feel that if I do my best to approach the trip with good intentions, I will come out of the other side a little wiser.
I didn't have a guide on my first ayahuasca experience, and the huasca admired my bravery.
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the bizzle
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just be careful with how much DMT admixture you use, especially if its mimosa, which tends to be a more sinister or difficult experience, not that it isn't one of my favorite plants out there
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Edited by the bizzle (07/14/09 08:52 AM)
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Swyfty Swyf
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What's sinister about a fiery man with no skin throwing piano keys into the form of a mosaic around my face,
before summoning the keys back to him so he can play his devilish tune?
What's evil about listening to the six-foot prehistoric insects shuffle around in my crawl space,
intent on sucking my blood and filtering me of my spirit
before returning to their superior 4th dimensional realm from which they came?
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joemolloy
DMT is Bullshit
Registered: 04/12/09
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the bizzle said:
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solstice said:
Alright, glad to see we are agreeing on the topic although I am surprised that someone who has went to the ayahuasca realms doesn't think a guide is important for a noob experiencing it for the first time!
No, you are definitely right about that. Even if not a guide, just someone being there helps out TREMENDOUSLY. Besides, you will probably end up really wanting to have a friend or loved one there to communicate good vibes with at some point anyway
p.s. the first time I did ayahuasca there were screaming tortured faces everywhere, and other things that are likely to prove difficult for a solo first timer. Also, to the OP, I highly recommend doing a ton of research at the forums at www.ayahuasca.com
That experience seems pretty intense. What did you take and how much of it?
I agree that you will want someone to talk to. Nothing makes me chattier than coming off dmt.
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the bizzle
the joke that no one spoke
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Swyfty Swyf said:
What's sinister about a fiery man with no skin throwing piano keys into the form of a mosaic around my face,
before summoning the keys back to him so he can play his devilish tune?
What's evil about listening to the six-foot prehistoric insects shuffle around in my crawl space,
intent on sucking my blood and filtering me of my spirit
before returning to their superior 4th dimensional realm from which they came?
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Shout
Psy Trance Feign
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joemolloy said:
It's visually stunning, euphoric, and profound. I enjoy it better than mushrooms or mescaline. I have never had a mindfuck on it and have been able to have clarity of mind on all of my trips. What ingredients will you be using?
For the first time I'm thinkin of 30 gr. Chacruna (maybe 50) and 30 gr. yellow vine
I have Chaliponga, Mimosa and Syrian Rue also
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FleshCap
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Re: Ayahuasca [Re: Shout]
#10679016 - 07/15/09 12:03 AM (14 years, 9 months ago) |
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I have ventured down to Peru to eat Ayahuasca with those who embrace her as one of the most honored of the plant allies.
Ayahuasca is best known as a healer. The experience she provides is referred to by natives as "La Purga" which means to purge or to cleanse the spirit. I must be honest with you, a journey with ayahuasca can be very difficult, but the rewards are profound. During a journey with Aya one encounters deep issues about life, death, and the nature of reality which may be difficult for some people to process. I encourage you to take this journey with others who are experienced.
If you are interested in going to Peru, here's a family I strongly suggest. The ceremonies are led by a kind, spiritual, musician who guides people so elegantly through the journey.
Check out this link to the Peruvian family I spoke about: Ayahuasca Wasi
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jingus
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^ did you just google that? any good ones you know of in southern/mid chile?
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FleshCap
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Re: Ayahuasca [Re: jingus]
#10679163 - 07/15/09 12:27 AM (14 years, 9 months ago) |
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jingus said:
^ did you just google that? any good ones you know of in southern/mid chile?
No, I didn't just google the Peruvian Family. I visited them last year in Peru. The leader of the ceremonies is Diego. He is a very hospitable person. The stay is not cheap, but they treat you very well.
Ayahuasca Wasi
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