Episode 517 – Mysterious Universe

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Mind control drugs and the dark world of micro-chip tagging take center stage before we head into familiar DMT territory.

You’ll then discover that the classic research from Rick Strassman blends perfectly with Shaman tales from Graham Hancock along with reports from UFO abductees. All the pieces seem to fit but we end up getting distracted by Japanese girls and bionic cat ears before we can complete the jigsaw.

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Logan

The thing about ayahuasca is, it cannot just be reduced to “a DMT experience”
There’s an actual sentience, and intelligence and awareness to the plant itself, and indeed all the master plants that it brings in during the sitting, which is strictly speaking, a healing. Ayaahuasca does the diagnosis, and other plant intelligences come in and do their job. It’s absolutely amazing.

I’ve sat over 30 times myself with the Shipibo, and I’m here to tell you two, it’s not just an “internal” experience. The veil is dropped, you see things, and more than once I’ve seen instances where multiple people in the room saw the same thing, at the same time.

The healer (not all healers who deal with aya call themselves shamans, although that’s really what they are) is the intermediary between you and aya, ultimately you develop your own relationship with the plant. Aya snakes around, and can heal family stuff, career stuff, even past life or family lineage wounds. It’s truly inter-dimensional, as is the experience itself.

It really must be experienced to be understood in the least.
I’m posting this because every time aya has been mentioned on the show, the mark is missed somewhat as to what it really is, and what really happens. This salient point here being that just because there is DMT is ayahuasca, does not mean you’ll have the same experience ingesting another substance containing DMT – you will not. Aya has her own awareness, her own agenda.
http://profiles.yahoo.com/u/QQ4O3PKE2CNFXV66MZEFGQ5C2M Leaf

I agree. Ben and Aaron, I wish you two would actually try DMT or ayahuasca so you could attempt to understand the phenomenon. Come on, you guys are “researchers”. Unlike a UFO encounter or other paranormal event, this is something you can actually experience!

Mysterious Universe