ayahuasca
- noun
- /ˌaɪəˈwɑːskə/
- NSFW
- The shaman explained that ayahuasca is created from specific Amazonian plants known for their hallucinogenic properties.
- ayahuasca brew
- ingredient in ayahuasca
- drink ayahuasca
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Watch on YouTubeI was just trying to let the ayahuasca take me where it wanted to go.
- I was just trying to let the ayahuasca take me where it wanted to go.
- And one of them featured an ayahuasca experience.
- There's also some ayahuasca churches that have exemptions.
- San Pedro doesn't do that to you, but ayahuasca does.
- I can't speak to mushrooms because I haven't done them, but ayahuasca was a beautiful experience.
- I'm still kind of high from ayahuasca.
- But one thing with ayahuasca, you have to surrender to it, stop fighting it.
- And then the consciousness of mother ayahuasca goes, do you trust?
- They've had the mother ayahuasca come and talk to them, the Madre.
- And I have never done ayahuasca and I'm quite in my flow.
- But the first thing I ever did was ayahuasca, really.
- Man I can tell you these things are way Ayahuasca is way different than that.
- I go around ayahuasca groups because I benefit from them.
- You can look up ayahuasca, you can look up DMT, you can look up LSD.
- They're like, oh, that's the feeling you get after DMT in ayahuasca afterglow.
- And, and I don't think it's because ayahuasca activates Jaguar cells inside the brain.
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They get this protection through the ayahuasca ceremony.
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Your honeymoon involved an Ayahuasca ceremony.
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So when you take ayahuasca, what does it do to your brain?
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And how long does the ayahuasca trip last?
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I was just trying to let the ayahuasca take me where it wanted to go.
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I really enjoyed watching your video on ayahuasca.
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But one thing with ayahuasca, you have to surrender to it, stop fighting it.
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I'm thinking about trying ayahuasca, but maybe I should do shrooms here in the States first.
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There is even a well-known healer who works with ayahuasca in my area, conducting medicine journeys throughout the country.
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I can't speak to mushrooms because I haven't done them, but ayahuasca was a beautiful experience.
Synonyms
A drug that makes you see or hear things that are not real and changes how you think and feel
A substance that makes you see or hear things that are not real
A strong Amazonian plant drink used in spiritual ceremonies to cause visions
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ayahuasca comes from the Quechua language and joins aya meaning 'spirit' or 'dead' with waska meaning 'vine'. A helpful way to remember the drink is to think of it as the 'vine of the soul', which fits because the brew is used in spiritual ceremonies and can bring visions.