Ayahuasca is no cure. (One year update after Ayahuasca)

As promised in my video on my first experience with Ayahuasca, I said I would give an update exactly a year from when I took it - so here it is! So much has happened since and I documented my journey for you (I'll link the videos below). I highly suggest watching my first video on Ayahuasca before watching this as I detail what Ayahuasca is and how my experience went, but then also what my experience of life has been since the Ayahuasca. Life has changed drastically so set aside some time to watch this video if you are interested in this intelligent and magical medicine!

Videos on my experience with Ayahuasca:

My First Ayahuasca Experience (an unusual experience like no other).

6 Months Post Ayahuasca Life Update (In Palestine!!!)

Let’s Recap: Ayahuasca, Palestine, Israel, Mental Health, etc

Santo Daime (Brazilian Ayahuasca)

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[argile]

When ayhuasca shows you the dark and bad things about yourself it is showing you what to change about yourself. A purely beautiful experience would not help you improve at all. So I would say to embrace the message it gives you either way.

[tsutton]

Good day. I watched your first video before my ayahuasca experience in Peru. It was a gift. It's been about 8 months since my experience. You're spot on. Ayahuasca is not a cure. In my experience we also did a San Pedro ceremony. For future seekers I encourage an experience that includes Mother Aya and Padre San Pedro. Mother Aya gives the vision and love. Padre San Pedro reinforces that Becoming our full selves will always require work. I appreciate your vulnerability.

[Shanoxxa]

Oh my i'm so lucky to have found your first video about ayahuasca today then be able to see the one year later video right after it. Thank you for sharing your story. You made me extra exited to try it. Hopefully i get to try it soon.

[alancruz]

Thank you so much for sharing your journey and experience. I just subscribed and saw your previous videos. Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing this with us. You didn’t have to, but you still did. Sending so much love to you

[nkadimengselowaromeo]

I just love how you narrate the experience in its craziest form the more you explain the more feel the need to do it.

[simonewright]

Thanks for keeping it real. Ur perspective very much on point.

[truthseeker]

Hey Naley, I watched your first video it was dope, your so smart and brave 🙏🏽 This video is awesome as well, I love your ny swag can’t hid it, I’m from ny too, your so on point. I did ayahuasca for the first time, and it was a great experience. Blew my mind. God prepared me for it. I went into another realm/ dimension, that I thought I could never experience in this life. I think you experience what’s in you. Also depending on on your mental and spirituality state as you are, that you will see. Another thing, what she said, make sure you do this with indigenous people, the shaman must be the real deal, this is how it should be done.By a true native, practice passed down from generations. They will bring the best experience and keep you safe. I do not trust some dude who just got on board, everyone’s bloodline is not the same. Facts
Peace n blessings

[BecomingEmmaKate]

I am 3 months post my first ayahuasca experience. The integration process has been so intense to me, but it's been exactly what I needed!

[ana_h]

Thank you for sharing! This and your first video are so well done.

[macintoshimann]

It may not be a cure but if used correctly it might as well be for some conditions. I had a movement disorder and just a few months post trip my chiropractor had to ask if I still had involuntary movements even.

For me, it’s like the ayahuasca both showed me what was wrong and how to heal it. But it also seemed to motivate me to do whatever work would be necessary to pull off a miracle and in 6 months that’s what’s happening.

My warning about ayahuasca is more or less that it really works. If you love the way life is and don’t want anything to change... I’m not sure if psychedelics make sense at all. Unwell and willing to do whatever heavy lifting it takes to get better, I think aya can speed things up quite a bit

[miriamblanco]

First of all you’re stunning! I just did Ayhuasca 2 days ago and omg your on point with all your videos!!! You said things in ways that touched me fully! Plz keep posting this videos!

[Highfrequencycontent]

I couldn’t imagine doing this with 150 people WOW 😮 Have sat with it multiple times but never even close to that many all in ceremony together. Wow. I have to say it’s great to go to Peru, Brazil or Costa Rica to experience this med but there are also many knowledgeable American curenderos that have years of experience and studied with amazing Maestros that I know here in the states. There are also many great and also not so great shaman in indigenous regions so I’d say it’s better to vet each shaman, Maestro or curandero on a case by case basis instead of making a generalization like that. Many indigenous shaman would never hold such a large ceremony so that would’ve been a red flag for me. Glad it worked out for you. This is an extremely healing intelligent plant and with the right intention and guidance can and has cured people I know personally of many various afflictions. Definitely would recommend people do their own research but know if you are someone struggling esp with depression or PTSD this can be a life saver for some. Peace and Blessings for the Nee Year ahead.

[randyharris]

Thank you for sharing your journey so beautifully. I wish you well.❤

[stephensmith]

Thank you for being so honest about your experience. 👏🏻🥂

[wideawake]

❤ You had a deep spiritual awakening .. that adaption/grief stage is real… when you see everything with an awakened perspective. Deep 💧 xo

[NaleyByNature]

CORRECTION: The ayahuasca ceremony was from 9 pm to 9

[kendramcburnie]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience a year after. I really appreciate it.

[les]

Thanks for sharing your experiences, certainly very interesting and helpful

[TransformationHuang]

Thank you so much. I just came back from ayahuasca retreat two days ago… what you have said here is so true 😢I am grieving still for my death

[ruru]

Thank you for sharing such a honest experience. you are amazing.