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Brief:
This book draws on the knowledge and experiences of four authors to convey the rich possibilities and transformative power of ayahuasca, a traditional tea used in shamanic rituals by indigenous people of the Amazon. The focus is on safe and effective use by non-indigenous people. Covers many questions and topics. Even if you have never sat with "grandmother medicine", you can learn a great deal about what is possible around healing and psychological growth.
Author/s: Charles Johnston, Dario Nardi, Jason Gentile, and Winter Garand
Date: 2018
Design: 5.25 x 8 inches, 108 pages
About:
Every day, more people around the world are hearing about ayahuasca and awakening to transform their lives. What about you? Are you drinking ayahuasca, or thinking of drinking?
Your first ceremony may be confusing, exciting, nauseating, surprising, scary, boring, or joyous. Whatever it is, every time will differ as part of a larger ongoing process. The plants, or La Medicina, are therapeutic and can stimulate an intense psychological and life-shifting spiritual journey for most people.
In this practical guide, you will find must-know key details about ayahuasca. The arc of responsible use covers preparation, ceremony, and integration. You'll find best-practices and insights on archetypes, relationships, energy work, sexuality, related healing approaches, the community, and what it takes to serve medicine.
There is also a glossary, list of books and films to explore, and handy before/after checklists when drinking ayahuasca.
This guide is by and for non-indigenous persons and modern challenges. It is the perfect companion for those who have taken one journey or twenty with ayahuasca and wish to make the most of their experiences.