Hi! Id love to hear your thoughts on doing Ayahuasca with Santo Daime, Im considering going but feel a little nervous because there is no shaman there to guide you.
I’ve never sat with santo daime. I’ve met people who have and got some benefit from it, and then sat with a proper shaman and got way more depth from a different kind of container. It could be a middle step in your journey. I’ve heard santo daime brew is often softer (since there’s all the group activity and signing that needs to happen) as opposed to an usual ceremonial dose (where many have a hard time even moving)
Yes but people can’t travel unless vaccinated, which means that if you don’t live in a country that you have access to plant medicine shamans what advice can u give for such people?
There isn't any country who demands vaccinations in order to accept travel. (In fact, most countries have signed a BAN on vaccine-passports) With that said, for your second question, there are different alternatives to evolve one's spiritual path. Anything from yoga, breathwork, mindfulness and day to day life. It depends on what resonates with you. Every road has a different pace (which may not be as evident and fast as plant medicine) but progress is the goal (not perfection)
@@AyahuascaRetreat thanks very much for the reply. And I hope that’s the case with more an more countries signing a ban of vaccination passports. I saw tonight that Florida has put a ban on it for them. And yes I agree with yoga, meditation and breath work they are all essential an it’s not all about a quick fix me wanting to sit with mother ayahuasca. This is something I’ve felt called to do over the passed 4yrs and when I finally made the decision to go to an aya retreat the travel bans has stopped me. So basically I’m at an impasse but hopefully your correct and maybe my country might follow suit and sign the ban on vacation passports too. Thanks again
@@10649chris You feel the calling. Either your life is SO good and somehow you feel empty, or it is SO bad and you've ran out of options. Both are great times to work with the medicine
Hi! Id love to hear your thoughts on doing Ayahuasca with Santo Daime, Im considering going but feel a little nervous because there is no shaman there to guide you.
I’ve never sat with santo daime. I’ve met people who have and got some benefit from it, and then sat with a proper shaman and got way more depth from a different kind of container.
It could be a middle step in your journey.
I’ve heard santo daime brew is often softer (since there’s all the group activity and signing that needs to happen) as opposed to an usual ceremonial dose (where many have a hard time even moving)
@@AyahuascaRetreat thank you so much for your response! 🙏
Yes but people can’t travel unless vaccinated, which means that if you don’t live in a country that you have access to plant medicine shamans what advice can u give for such people?
There isn't any country who demands vaccinations in order to accept travel. (In fact, most countries have signed a BAN on vaccine-passports)
With that said, for your second question, there are different alternatives to evolve one's spiritual path.
Anything from yoga, breathwork, mindfulness and day to day life.
It depends on what resonates with you.
Every road has a different pace (which may not be as evident and fast as plant medicine) but progress is the goal (not perfection)
@@AyahuascaRetreat thanks very much for the reply. And I hope that’s the case with more an more countries signing a ban of vaccination passports. I saw tonight that Florida has put a ban on it for them.
And yes I agree with yoga, meditation and breath work they are all essential an it’s not all about a quick fix me wanting to sit with mother ayahuasca. This is something I’ve felt called to do over the passed 4yrs and when I finally made the decision to go to an aya retreat the travel bans has stopped me. So basically I’m at an impasse but hopefully your correct and maybe my country might follow suit and sign the ban on vacation passports too.
Thanks again
@@sunmoonstar3336 The timing is always perfect, I trust that you will follow this calling when the moment is right.
@@AyahuascaRetreat how do you know the timing is right?
@@10649chris You feel the calling.
Either your life is SO good and somehow you feel empty, or it is SO bad and you've ran out of options.
Both are great times to work with the medicine