Thanks for sharing your journey. I've never had a psychedelic experience, but I've heard that it's one of the best ways for people to prepare for the end of their physical being. There's even medical research supporting this claim. A lot of veterans with PTSD are finding relief through ayahuasca ceremonies, and I'm interested in exploring that angle myself.
Have you ever seen the documentary about Sasha Shulgin called "Dirty Pictures"? It changed the way I look at life.
hey there, your welcome!
Yes, in this new age ayahausca is being used to treat a lot of things, and so are mushrooms... and hey..changa is like a smokeable form of ayahausca, because it has the MAOI's that make it orally active.
I have no seen that documentary but i will definitely check it out. Is this Alexander Shulgin? i know who he is, great chemist!
Same guy! It's a great film. The University of Arkansas Medical School department of neurology sponsored a screening of it at the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival many, many years ago. Talk about a paradigm shift....I grew up in the 80's with all the trappings of Nancy Reagan's propaganda, and now there were doctors of medicine and chemistry who were studying legitimate pharmaceutical applications of a drug I'd been taught would eat holes in your brain and make your spinal fluid drain out.