What do Curanderos think about the DMT experience and its rising popularity?

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I must not be a very good student, as the only thing I learned from this person is that seeking to impose a hierarchical framework (with oneself at the top, naturally) on what is essentially a non-hierarchical community, makes one look foolish and out of touch, especially when claiming special shamanic knowledge.

My attempt at sarcasm missed the point once again. I will get it right someday

I feel you are a good student and got the main lesson. Maybe we can broaden our idea of what a teacher should be. That is why I pointed out that his actions were of more value than his words. He showed me that even years of work with healers give you nothing if you do not want to change inside. It can even backfire and leave you delusional, as was the case with our preacher. As Buddha said, I can only show you the way. If a person does not work on their issues and just ingests lots of medicine, it becomes a poison instead and feeds the ego, making it enormously big. Life used @Ajqij to teach us all a lesson. We still need to give credit to the vessel through which life did it, imo.