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• Why Sleep is Essential in Integrating Ayahuasca
  
  The integrative work that takes place in the sleep state following an ayahuasca ceremony is deep, subtle, and often not conscious. As a depth psychotherapist, I view […]
• Sulfur with a Hint of Chocolate: The Taste of Ayahausca
  
  The first cup of ayahuasca I drank was dark brown, molasses-y and surprisingly sweet, about the viscosity of cough syrup. Bad taste? What are they […]
• Synchronicity: Magic, and Shadow
  
  You think of a long-lost friend, and she gets in touch that very night. Glancing at the clock over the course of a few days, you continually get repeating […]
• The Vanishing Vine?
  
  At the 2017 Psychedelic Science Conference in Oakland, I heard more than a few attendees speaking in grim tones about the depletion of ayahuasca in […]
• Tourist or Pilgrim? Approaching Ayahuasca
  
  Delphi. Eleusis. Kailas. Mecca. From ancient times, people have traveled to sacred places to be initiated into the mysteries. Power places like these connect humans [...]