Some Vermonters turn to ayahuasca as a 'last resort' to heal

Post by doesnotexist » Sat, Aug 28, 2021, 6:24 PM UTC

peakaboo wrote: post #64

rfd4sgmk8u wrote: post #56

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Literally ripped out of reality. Teleported to another time and place. It totally disrupts your senses from reality, and substitutes something else. One time I recall seeing the walls growing with vines like snakes, and being transported to a place with purple light. When you emerge, you feel refreshed and renewed. Do you remember deep dream? When i first saw it, I thought we might have some kind of ML model of the h…

I also had that purple light vision. Curious if it was the same? Mine was our in space, purple and white lights all over the place, some kind of universal womb with souls.

Post by voisin » Wed, Sep 01, 2021, 10:59 AM UTC

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I've tried every psy except Ayahuasca: DMT, LSD, Bromo-DragonFLY, RC's from the 2c family, ketamine, MDMA, and so on. In each case, I had "profound" realizations during the experience that lasted a day or two, then I reverted back to my normal ways of being depressed in a messy apartment and slacking at my job. In this article, I see descriptors of Ayahuasca similar to those of other psychedelics (years of therapy in…

What comes after the trip is often called “integration” and it’s even more important than the trip. The medicine (and any other form of support like therapists, etc.) can only show you the path to healing yourself, the actual work of healing yourself can only be done by you. The idea that the lessons seem profound, is rooted in the idea of ego death and listening to your higher self. As the medicine wears off the ego…