The major discussion forum is at http;//www.ayahuasca.com and Before embarking on an ayahuasca experince it is essential to research the organisation involved. Ayahuasca Tourism is big business. Also it is essential that the group organising your experience is trust worthy. There are charlatans out there. There have been some very bad reports from organisations based in the USA.
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The ayahuasca tour guides might be ripping off their clients by offering a faux "jungle drug experience" for money, but participation in the Santo Daime cult itself is completely free. The sacrament called daime "gimme" because that's all it takes - the believer simply asks for the ayahuasca (=the sacrament) in church, and it is freely given. Apart from their views on
Forum: "Cults," Sects, and "New Religious Movements"

The following link provides a lot of information about ayahuasca tea and a real audio report on a reporters experience with a shaman taking the tea -- scroll down to find. The Journey of Ayahuasca Tea by John Rieger The search for spiritual enlightenment is a growing sector of modern travel There’s a new spiritual center developing in Iquitos, Peru. There, on the edge of the Peruvian Amaz
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Has anyone been involved in this group and/or left this group? Do you have any insight or information that you could share on this forum?
Forum: "Cults," Sects, and "New Religious Movements"

Here are UK Samael Gnostico students hiding with their children in southern Colombia behind simple earth people. Here students who have taken grandiose names play shamman and combine Hare Krishna with Samael Gnositco Movement and take the powerful hallucinogenic plant YAJÉ (Ayahuasca) , They give Yaje to the boy or girl from the moment the child stops taking the mothers milk. One went to
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