When Neil Brennon talked about the girl who did Ayahuasca and freaked out completely because she had to face the time that she was sexually abused, and then afterwards found complete peace of mind. It completely changed my entire idea of what reality can be in made me so happy I totally cried
That's an important thing to pick up, glad you noticed that if you have any interest in doing this throughout your life (it's not a rush lol, the drug will be here longer then we will) and that's this. No matter what, before you take something like this, do lots of research and reading. It's not like a coke high, it's a different kind of "high" completely. If you do end up taking this at some point (DMT, Mushrooms, LSD etc) I would recommend mushrooms first, before something like DMT. An experience like this, whether "good" or "bad", is ALWAYS intense. Very intense, beyond words. Intense is probably the better word for it then just "good/bad". It's not something you'll get addicted to, it's self-regulating, meaning it's fucking exhausting (hence "trip") And finally (related to what your initial comment was) even an experience that's unpleasant while it's happening could be extremely useful to move past trauma/mental illness etc. But Also, trip sitter and PREFERABLLY medical setting is a must (DMT doesn't have the medical setting option yet but mushrooms is on it's way), doing this unprepared can have negative consequences, if you're safe about it that's alot less likely. EDIT :sorry just realized your comment was from a year ago lol, i'm sure you didn't really need this advice at this point. Good luck with everything!
I've watched Neal discuss this topic several times across different pods... he is so inarticulate about his experience I'm left not knowing what to think.
Recently I put together a plan to go for a weekend Ayahuasca ceremony. Its been so long since I've had something to look forward to, let alone planned a trip out. I've realized how much just having a plan and a date to look forward to has helped.
Yeah the guy is very fascinating and he speaks from TRUTH!! I too have been on the other side and I could add to what he has said about it. Things like,your senses are dimmed and more.
I can't find a source anywhere for any good psychedelics in my area, I suffer some pretty bad depression and i got a chance to try K and man it was a miracle substance, I felt free,the only high or euphoria was from the relief of my vices being released, that's exactly what it did
I hope to do this some day, but for now it's a rich person's treatment and I'm just on a disabled veteran's income. At least I can afford to take psilocybin and dmt once in a great while and that can keep me going for a few weeks if I'm lucky.
Hey man, I don’t want to over step but there are affordable options when it comes to ayahausca retreats, and good retreats at that. With some research and the strength to commit I’m hopeful you can attend one yourself. I can’t imagine what your struggles must have been like and still are friend; I think you deserve the best treatment out there. But don’t let money stand in the way of you getting the help you need. I wish you the best of luck on your journey sir, keep your head held high! I commend and thank you for your service.
Thanks, you're right. I just need to commit to saving up for it. It will be somewhat easier now that I won't be able to hike the AT next year as planned. Grandbaby 8 will be making its appearance about the time I planned to start, so that will have to wait.
Not sure if this helps, but I've seen in the comment section of such YT pages Vet's with PTSD having experienced it, maybe there's a community online to track down???
Save a little bit at a time. There some retreats in South America that are affordable, but the plane ticket will be most expensive. You will find a way! You deserve it.
I would put it this way Ayahuasca unlocks a part of your mind, perhaps even your brain. I have heard comedians talking about Ayahuasca, I would like to heard musicians relate their experiences, not singers, actual musicians. Do they come away with enlightened abilities? Fascinating stuff. I don't know why, gut feeling, but I think I would have a really bad trip.
@@L4-295 Never had crack but I'm sure they are completely different experiences. Ayahuasca isn't addictive and you don't use it to escape yourself but rather to confront your own demons. Drugs are all different and if you think otherwise you are immune to nuance. We need to have more complex conversations around psychedelics.
Due to my lifelong “drug-resistant” Chronic Depression I am having my first TMS session in a couple of weeks. Mr. Brennan, you had previously been a fairly vocal proponent about the superior benefits of TMS, at least in your case.. Do you now feel differently about TMS treatments? Or is it simply that, while they had helped far & away better than anything you had tried up to that point(and let’s face it, from what you’ve shared publicly, you had tried many, many different avenues in search of help in alleviating your depression), you now feel that Ayahuasca is superior still to what the TMS sessions were able to do for you? I’m pretty desperate at this point and am willing to try any promising approach! However, I am also lower income & I’m assuming that Premera Blue Cross doesn’t cover Ayahuasca, so perhaps this is all a moot point, for me anyway.😉 I would still love to hear your reply, as I may be able to utilize the knowledge down the road, or even help make someone else aware of what you’ve discovered. AsI write this comment I realize that you’ll probably never even see it, lol.. maybe someone else will, and would be willing to share the benefit of their experience in regard to TMS and/or Ayahuasca. Thank you, Mr. Brennan for caring enough to be open & share your experiences with others.😊
You’ve got to have a truly weak spirit to flip flop either way based on the interaction with various molecules. This just shows what a small person Neal is. Don’t believe what the molecules “show you” remember you interacted with a molecule. That’s it. All the stuff that seems “new” always was and always is. You really didn’t already see it?!?! Yeeesh. Feel sorry that people are so trapped that there is such a lack of clarity.
Yeah, I mean meeting entities in the void is pretty crazy. So much so, that scientist have acknowledge it is likely happening and are sending in "diplomats" to try communicate with them. That sort of crazy?
No disrespect to him, but you're literally under the influence of a mind altering substance, so how can you take anything that happens during it as reality?
@@jbf4184 biology and quantum theory has put forward, that our brains are literally creating "reality" that we see. Photons hitting the back of your eyes, turning into electrical energy and your brain shapes a reality you seem. If you've done LSD, Psilocybin, etc and you do Aya, you'll know it is a real experience, as "real" as anything else in this simulated space/time plain of existence.
Its not like normal hallucinogenic,; on LSD you know you are tripping, you can see its hallucinations. and your mind is all fucked up and chaotic. With Aya, its different, sure can be pretty chaotic, but its more like an inner visionary experience. Like the veil obstructing your senses and the divider between reality and the other side has been removed and you are "spirit walking". Like Aldous Huxley described in one of his books, that the brain is like a tuning valve, that blocks out 99.9% of reality, so that we can live in gross material space. These chemicals opens that value up wide and the energy of the universe floods in.
I'm pretty sure it's actually 0% human beings completely live in a subjective bubble and have no way of interacting with "objective" reality this is a scientific fact.@@jbf4184
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Aya opened my eyes to the TRUTH of the world: that we are all powerful beings who control the weather, ourselves, and the environmental supply.
@GerardPoli I don’t use instagram, what’s your phone number. I’m calling the cops
When Neil Brennon talked about the girl who did Ayahuasca and freaked out completely because she had to face the time that she was sexually abused, and then afterwards found complete peace of mind. It completely changed my entire idea of what reality can be in made me so happy I totally cried
That's an important thing to pick up, glad you noticed that if you have any interest in doing this throughout your life (it's not a rush lol, the drug will be here longer then we will)
and that's this.
No matter what, before you take something like this, do lots of research and reading. It's not like a coke high, it's a different kind of "high" completely. If you do end up taking this at some point (DMT, Mushrooms, LSD etc) I would recommend mushrooms first, before something like DMT.
An experience like this, whether "good" or "bad", is ALWAYS intense. Very intense, beyond words. Intense is probably the better word for it then just "good/bad". It's not something you'll get addicted to, it's self-regulating, meaning it's fucking exhausting (hence "trip")
And finally (related to what your initial comment was) even an experience that's unpleasant while it's happening could be extremely useful to move past trauma/mental illness etc. But Also, trip sitter and PREFERABLLY medical setting is a must (DMT doesn't have the medical setting option yet but mushrooms is on it's way), doing this unprepared can have negative consequences, if you're safe about it that's alot less likely.
EDIT :sorry just realized your comment was from a year ago lol, i'm sure you didn't really need this advice at this point. Good luck with everything!
I've watched Neal discuss this topic several times across different pods... he is so inarticulate about his experience I'm left not knowing what to think.
Recently I put together a plan to go for a weekend Ayahuasca ceremony. Its been so long since I've had something to look forward to, let alone planned a trip out. I've realized how much just having a plan and a date to look forward to has helped.
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Or telegram.................
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Have you gone yet? If so, how was it?
Yeah the guy is very fascinating and he speaks from TRUTH!! I too have been on the other side and I could add to what he has said about it. Things like,your senses are dimmed and more.
I can't find a source anywhere for any good psychedelics in my area, I suffer some pretty bad depression and i got a chance to try K and man it was a miracle substance, I felt free,the only high or euphoria was from the relief of my vices being released, that's exactly what it did
The psychedelic experience is temporary but many people have permanent results
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He's got psych's
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He's got psych's
/ doctor mckenzie/. Alexander
Got psychedelics
@lioness Mindset Yeah, he's got chocolate bars, magic mushrooms and other psych's
I love Aya- life changing- so many beautiful lessons- experienced God- highly recommend it❤
I hope to do this some day, but for now it's a rich person's treatment and I'm just on a disabled veteran's income. At least I can afford to take psilocybin and dmt once in a great while and that can keep me going for a few weeks if I'm lucky.
Hey man, I don’t want to over step but there are affordable options when it comes to ayahausca retreats, and good retreats at that. With some research and the strength to commit I’m hopeful you can attend one yourself. I can’t imagine what your struggles must have been like and still are friend; I think you deserve the best treatment out there. But don’t let money stand in the way of you getting the help you need. I wish you the best of luck on your journey sir, keep your head held high! I commend and thank you for your service.
Thanks, you're right. I just need to commit to saving up for it. It will be somewhat easier now that I won't be able to hike the AT next year as planned. Grandbaby 8 will be making its appearance about the time I planned to start, so that will have to wait.
Not sure if this helps, but I've seen in the comment section of such YT pages Vet's with PTSD having experienced it, maybe there's a community online to track down???
Save a little bit at a time. There some retreats in South America that are affordable, but the plane ticket will be most expensive. You will find a way! You deserve it.
Man, that sounds so horrifying. I'm fascinated by it, but the more of these stories I hear, the more each one convinces me that it's so not for me.
Neal bring the champs back please.
Thanks Howie I love Neal
I would put it this way Ayahuasca unlocks a part of your mind, perhaps even your brain. I have heard comedians talking about Ayahuasca, I would like to heard musicians relate their experiences, not singers, actual musicians. Do they come away with enlightened abilities?
Fascinating stuff. I don't know why, gut feeling, but I think I would have a really bad trip.
Neal "has never heard the end of a question" Brennan.
Ayahuasca is the most beautiful experience I've ever had. Highly recommended.
I wonder if crackheads say this about crack.
@@L4-295 Never had crack but I'm sure they are completely different experiences. Ayahuasca isn't addictive and you don't use it to escape yourself but rather to confront your own demons. Drugs are all different and if you think otherwise you are immune to nuance. We need to have more complex conversations around psychedelics.
Just did aya in the peruvian jungle, one of my most amazing experiences as well
Due to my lifelong “drug-resistant” Chronic Depression I am having my first TMS session in a couple of weeks. Mr. Brennan, you had previously been a fairly vocal proponent about the superior benefits of TMS, at least in your case.. Do you now feel differently about TMS treatments? Or is it simply that, while they had helped far & away better than anything you had tried up to that point(and let’s face it, from what you’ve shared publicly, you had tried many, many different avenues in search of help in alleviating your depression), you now feel that Ayahuasca is superior still to what the TMS sessions were able to do for you?
I’m pretty desperate at this point and am willing to try any promising approach! However, I am also lower income & I’m assuming that Premera Blue Cross doesn’t cover Ayahuasca, so perhaps this is all a moot point, for me anyway.😉 I would still love to hear your reply, as I may be able to utilize the knowledge down the road, or even help make someone else aware of what you’ve discovered.
AsI write this comment I realize that you’ll probably never even see it, lol.. maybe someone else will, and would be willing to share the benefit of their experience in regard to TMS and/or Ayahuasca. Thank you, Mr. Brennan for caring enough to be open & share your experiences with others.😊
But what he doesn't no is The Miracles!
“I could talk to you for hours…..”
“-Go! Do it! Try it. Try me. I dare you.” Haha
All I got out of that was the he was an Atheist and now he believes because he got high off of some plants 🪴.
Know,Rather!
"What'd you learn (on Ayahuasca)?" Users be like: 👀
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They're got great psychedelics products
He body is reflecting the state of his fried out brain
Arent the original medicine men practicing ayahuasca shamans..? Weird of yall to be like thats a bad word...
Howies friend got covid... Saw a nice photo about it 🤮🤣
You’ve got to have a truly weak spirit to flip flop either way based on the interaction with various molecules. This just shows what a small person Neal is. Don’t believe what the molecules “show you” remember you interacted with a molecule. That’s it. All the stuff that seems “new” always was and always is. You really didn’t already see it?!?! Yeeesh. Feel sorry that people are so trapped that there is such a lack of clarity.
you’re miserable
and you’re attempting to spread it
don’t do that
it’s corny
Jesus christ that outro is aggressive as fuck. Stop that
you found drugs Neal... you found drugs.
Ayahuasca is probably a bad idea if you have schizophrenia
This DMT stuff is an epidemic. Not the actual drug… but the things it makes people say out loud. And they actual mean it.
Yeah, I mean meeting entities in the void is pretty crazy. So much so, that scientist have acknowledge it is likely happening and are sending in "diplomats" to try communicate with them. That sort of crazy?
@@dracolusus hey look. The perfect example to back up ju original response
No disrespect to him, but you're literally under the influence of a mind altering substance, so how can you take anything that happens during it as reality?
You can't. Some people just don't know how to handle an emotional experience that strong
Mathematically speaking there is a close to zero percent chance your individual perception of reality is accurate, sober or not.
@@jbf4184 biology and quantum theory has put forward, that our brains are literally creating "reality" that we see. Photons hitting the back of your eyes, turning into electrical energy and your brain shapes a reality you seem. If you've done LSD, Psilocybin, etc and you do Aya, you'll know it is a real experience, as "real" as anything else in this simulated space/time plain of existence.
Its not like normal hallucinogenic,; on LSD you know you are tripping, you can see its hallucinations. and your mind is all fucked up and chaotic. With Aya, its different, sure can be pretty chaotic, but its more like an inner visionary experience. Like the veil obstructing your senses and the divider between reality and the other side has been removed and you are "spirit walking". Like Aldous Huxley described in one of his books, that the brain is like a tuning valve, that blocks out 99.9% of reality, so that we can live in gross material space. These chemicals opens that value up wide and the energy of the universe floods in.
I'm pretty sure it's actually 0% human beings completely live in a subjective bubble and have no way of interacting with "objective" reality this is a scientific fact.@@jbf4184
Not a god reason to be a believer lol