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

Back in 2020, at the start of the pandemic, I had lost my job like so many other people. This was just the beginning of my life spiraling. Somehow, I stumbled upon an interesting video on a man who claimed his life changed using a plant medicine called Ayahuasca, immediately I was intrigued. A year later, I found myself selling my things & using my last savings to take off to Costa Rica to try this mysterious plant medicine. This is my story.

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[ViagensGringa]

"what we consume, consumes us" nailed it. good luck w your channel!

[Jasminegak]

I had my first one in Peru and it was the most amazing experiences of my life. However I feel disconnected from this world since returning as well, thank you for sharing your experience because I thought I was the only one feeling this way!

[lindasteinbock]

Thank you for sharing your experience. My husband is coming back from Peru, I was looking for videos about this medicine to understand more about how to approach him when he’s back. It’s clear that space and being patient for him to feel comfortable to share his experience with me in his own time will be necessary. I think a specific video on how to welcome someone home and support them would be really helpful. Thanks again! Hope your experience continues to enrich your life.

[ana_h]

I’ll be doing ayahuasca for the first time in about a month and I feel very ready. I’ve been doing a lot of spiritual and self healing and watching this video really helped me better mentally prepare. I got goosebumps when you were talking about your experience, a lot of great and genuine from this video. Thank you so much

[TOYogiGrl]

Thank you for sharing. I love "the planet didn't need us". Looking forward to hearing part two after you process.

[charlesbaker]

Enjoyed hearing about your Ayahuasca experience. I'm a young 76 yr old male retired last year and on my own appreciate life journey...the highs the lows, the pain the sting... every little thing.

[acceptinglife]

You're stunning ✨. I'm very intrigued by these psychoactive substances but I have no intentions of trying them as I've had a similar experience on cannabis. It was a terrible trip and experienced psychosis. So no more for me😂 but happy for everyone using these to heal and open up

[millym]

I leave in two weeks to Costa Rica to experience Mother Ayahuasca. I've been viewing others experiences (but not a lot because it's encouraged not to as everyone has their own experience). But I've been wanting to try this since 2017. However, listening to your experience seems similar to another that I just saw on here. I'm ready to try this even with moving towards fear...I feel on the other side of fear is clarity and gratefulness. I started my spiritual journey in 2017 after a HORRIBLE 2016 year (lost my mom, grandmother and went thru a marital separation all while working a VERY toxic job). I left my toxic job and spent all of 2018 journaling, meditating, walking labyrinths, visiting the ocean, etc. Now, I'm an EA (executive asst) like you were and we have a lot of similarities...I feel there is something more on a deeper level that needs to be tapped into...THANK YOU for sharing your experience and THANK YOU for saying that everything shouldn't be shared as well...that speaks volumes. Peace and blessings

[Theowlhawk]

I recently chatted with a woman after she went on a ayahuasca retreat, she came back, she comes across aggressive, superior and me, me, me. Self absorbed, extremely selfish, no empathy.
I love what you share, is what I was expecting this woman to share.

[SeekingandSharing]

"it feels like nothing is real" - I can relate, after working with other plant medicines. Feels so lonely sometimes. Thanks for the great knowledge <3

[kenishahammond]

First off, you are absolutely beautiful, and thank you so much for sharing your experience. I'm currently going through a transition of being done with toxic family members, and now realizing how I've enabled their toxicity towards me over the years. I'm learning to love myself more and putting myself first, as before I've always tried to help others before I would helped myself. I'm thankful for this process, because I know how to feel my emotions and be vulnerable with me. I can't wait to heal myself completely with Ayahuasca. I will be going to Peru this October, to experience this powerful medicine. We all need healing and if people would just tap into themselves, we would be able to heal this planet as a whole.

[kristinamelnichenko]

This was awesome, thank you. You did a great job of educating without over sharing. Great video

[laken]

Beautifully explained. The most honest and beautiful explanation, I have ever heard about an experience with Ayahuasca.❤🌞

[SkateboardingMotivator]

Such a powerful video, and you share it so elegantly, I hope you post more, because you shine so much light and share so much insight, I truly appreciated it, thank you.

[melannieowade]

This was beautiful. Thank you so much I love that you still speak to her and she’s still guiding you

[lapompeii]

I believe this is why certain chemicals are deemed "illegal" in many places. The creator of this vid had an awakening. This is what the powers that be don't want, which is a mass awakening in which the human race treats eachother better.

[iambrownsugar]

I'm glad I came across your video. Thank you for sharing your story. If and when you're ready to share your next stories I will listen 😊

[zwnjtly]

"darkness is just the absense of light" - thank you for this video!

[ptimal]

It's like these things you learn when you go through something, something hard or painful or amazing, or when you strive for something for so long and accomplish it, the things you learn in those experiences alter how you see things. They shape your perception, and idk if you can get those perspectives without them, well, besides Ayahuasca.. somehow it seems to do the same thing, which is mindboggling.

How and why idk, like how does something like that even exist? Something that can so perfectly teach you so much, and things that you really need to know, things that greatly benefit you and the world. There must be something to that. Like I can't imagine how something like that could exist by chance, something that can so precisely adjust your perceptual settings, and not just adjust but optimize. Perception is so unbelievably complex yet Ayahuasca knows exactly what to do. Sorry kinda thinking out loud. Anyways great video thx for sharing, you're good at zooming in on a thought.

[nayaknaresh]

Thank you for sharing your experience Naley. You got a good vibe!