Pharmahuasca

[irup]

Hi there,

the reason I've entered this forum is that swim is planning to try Ayahuasca. He has done it before with weak results as it hasn't been strong enough for what he wanted. People call it Santo Daime Ayahuasca which is a healing Ritual done primarily in Portugal but also in other countries. They use it for healing in which small doses are usually administered over time - but still a small dose altogether. They dance all night and sing christian songs of a book clothed all in white. Swim hopes this is nothing to personal and he is not telling any secrets here. He didn't know that and has lost since then due certain circumstances all interesting contacts which could lead him to another place which is closer to his wishes. He notes that there are places where this kind of ritual is little less strict but also not to life changing altogether. Which is fine, but to demand a shit lot of money for that isn't really fair and nothing more then money making in a bad way with something that should be fair and good for people.

For now he has different plans with Pharmahuasca which may lead him to the wanted experience. For that swim has certain questions he likes to ask in the Pharmahuasca Discussion.

kind regards and a warm welcome to everyone

Edit:
now that I read it it sounds very cold. As swim is talking and not me. For me I am just interested in this Forum and about people talking about Ayahuasca and their experiences. U all are awesome !

 

[spyfish]

Welcome

Can you please avoid using SWIM? It makes post harder to read and doesn't really provide any legal protection. It most countries you cant really be prosecuted for what you write in a forum under a nick.

That said, i don't think there is any rules against it here as there is on other forums. But you are probably more likely to get responses with not using SWIM. Just friendly advise.

People call it Santo Daime Ayahuasca which is a healing Ritual done primarily in Portugal but also in other countries. They use it for healing in which small doses are usually administered over time - but still a small dose altogether.

I think you may be in the gray zone of violating rules here, but I am not sure.

The brew type Daime originates from Brazil. I know people that have had Daime in my country, and it was definitely not weak doses or weak brew. Many people have had very strong experiences with Daime. Maybe you were unlucky with the brew or location?

Personally its more the religious setting and large groups with Daime that puts me off.

He notes that there are places where this kind of ritual is little less strict but also not to life changing altogether. Which is fine, but to demand a shit lot of money for that isn't really fair and nothing more then money making in a bad way with something that should be fair and good for people.

I agree there are people doing it as business, and that's no good. But there are also authentic places in Europe and I find they charge reasonable. Although some do overcharge. If someone does something for a living, they need to charge to be able to put food on the table.