For anyone who has attended one of the meditation events you will know that we use a combination of sacred sounds, Drumming, Mantras, Icaros, and silence. Traditionally, the Icaro intermixed with about 15 minutes of complete silence is the preferred and most beneficial combination of sound use in meditation events; the vibration generated by the […]
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Foremost this communicate is to acknowledge and appreciate I am sharing in light of a memento from myself, to allow this temporary entanglement for review when deemed fit. To begin I would like to offer a reminder, you mentioned you wanted to further investigate the causality of the medicine on biology beyond the
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Dawn: “I felt my legs and my feet and I could feel that they were rough, like the bark of a tree or a vine (banisteriopsis Caapi?).” Me: I was amazed. “It is as though you connected on some kind of physical level with the vine. ‘She’ became you and you ‘her’. You were
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In the Village of Tamshiyacu, on the way to the shaman house we ran into 3 of the group i met at the jungle lodge. They were from Australia (they had paid $3000 each to fly to Peru) and had been at Shaman Luis retreat for several days. As well, there was a French man
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Thank you so much, Feliz. Thank you for your braveness to take the responsibility and provide shamanic healing. Everything was so perfect and well done. I never had have participated in such an event, but I felt so safe and in good hand, I felt that I’m in surrounding of friends and very competent leader.
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I yet have words to express my journey. I do however want to wish my deepest gratitude to Feliz and Aleyona and all that participated with me. I felt and still feel connected, trusted, uninhibited, loved. Each beat of the drum, each sound of the flute, each shake of the bells and moroccon and each
From Wikipedia . . . “Set and Setting describes the context for psychoactive and particularly psychedelic experiences: one’s mindset (shortened to ‘set’) and the physical and social environment (the setting) in which the user has the experience. This is especially relevant for psychedelic experiences in either a therapeutic or recreational context. The term was coined by
“ur…. ur… I am … I am … it’s amazing… Gack… hurl… blarg(h)…” “ROLL DOWN THE WINDOW!!” retch… blarg(h)… sploosh …. “Oh man! ROLL DOWN THE WINDOWS!!” blarg(h)… sploosh… retch… hurlllll… bleagh “Oh man!” We had made it to Delta; it was just after 2am on Saturday morning and by all accounts we were 5
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Forward by Feliz – This description of ‘A Ceremony in Washington’ is an example of how NOT to facilitate a traditional plant medicine meditation ceremony. Of all the ceremonies I have attended this was, by far, the most disrespectful to the gentle and well meaning spirits who attended. You will see that holding such
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Taking any Psychedelic Medicine comes with significant unique risks. The Psychedelic experience places the participant in a very vulnerable state of mind, which is completely open to suggestion. Set and Setting The term referred to most often when discussing safety in psychedelics is ‘Set and Setting’; originally coined by Al Hubbard in the ’50s.
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