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In my opinion, based on experience, Ayahuasca puts you in contact with the spirit of matter itself.
This spirit is feminine (abuelita= grandmother), which shouldn't come as a surprise, given that matter is feminine (matter, mater, mother).
In Christian terms this spirit is satanic, it is part of the amoral world of nature, eat and be eaten, birth and death.
Anyone encountering this very powerful spirit unprepared is very likely to be being manipulated by it.
Ayahuasca and DMT in general are being pushed hard right now and I have no doubt that they will play a major role in the coming new age world order.
Can it be used for healing? Possibly. But I think there are better options even in the realm of psychoactive plants.
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I encountered it in the context of the Santo Daime Church which was a really fascinating mix. Really enjoyed the collaborative tripping as opposed to a guided “shaman”… had some pretty wild and connected experiences over the course of a year. I would highly recommend it. Mic less expensive than the Shaman Tourism angle.
it’s like a brazilian joseph smith or something?
Maybe similar in that it was started by a guy who had a vision… but he also knew a guy who showed him how to use the plants to trip out and talk with god.
Jim Jones, whatever
Lol when did Jesus say nature was 'satanic'? Or buddha, or Lao Tzu, or anyone worth listening to. You and I are nature, 100%. No backsies.
The term "satanism" is very triggering, but for me it is merely another word for materialism, matter, (animal-) nature. It just belongs to the religious and/or symbolic terminology.
Whether you find such musings interesting or not is entirely up to you.
Personally, I find the symbolic realm fascinating and eye-opening.