I didn't include Ayahuasca because I haven't experienced it yet and can only speak from my personal experiences! But I am brewing a large pot of it as I type this!purple_dye said:Ayahuasca is great as well![]()

Absolutely, what an important reminder, I find myself in the same boat very often and have a hard time even noticing my ego! It's definitely sneaky and those arrogant thought-patterns are probably just as damaging as the big mac. Thanks for the wisdom Kambo. I have never been entirely raw for a long period of time, but when I do go for stints the incredible feeling is very obvious and when I eat cooked foods it's always really difficult to digest and I end up burping and feeling loaded for hours (even if it's considered a "healthy" meal). I'm still trying to find what suits me, this is an endless journey I think, I'm considering going back to meat, maybe including one meal of organic, free range, grass-fed beef ceviche or something a week.Kambogahuasca Panacea said:On the Raw Food Tip:
The #1 advice I could give someone after 4 years of being a raw foodist (which ended 3 years ago) be very careful to keep the ego in check. It becomes very easy to think you are better than other people because you are eating and drinking so healthy, it is extremely tempting even. We must remember (health conscious folks) we are no better than someone eating a big mac, we just make different choices. Based on my 4 years as a Raw Foodist I have found that for now I can't go 100% because of my tendency to judge. Until I can get that in check being Raw would have no value whatsoever.
Also one becomes extremely sensitive on a raw diet and must be careful of what they let in their mental and spiritual screen so to speak.
In my humble opinion many Raw Foodists seem to carry an elitist attitude. Where I live there are many people eating local and to me that is far more important.
Just a bit I like to call, health is more within then without.
My ibogaine experience showed me that different species have different positions in this universe and some animal's role is to be eaten by other's and as long as they have healthy, happy lives it is not such a crime as most vegans make it out to be. At this point though I feel I would face a lot of judgement from the many vegan people close to me, but I must learn to live by my own code and not other's.

