Hi Lia,

I very much respect your inquiry here into Ayahausca. I can see that it takes people deep. However I still feel to sound a strong cautionary note to anyone considering taking it. And maybe my cautionary expression (probably one of the few) is also necessary to balance the inquiry. I'd like to make all aware of a couple of fundamental points/experiences...

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What I want to say here too, very important, that plant never measures itself with you, who's better, more experienced, more evolved, it doesn't brainwash, it doesn't pollute and confuse your mind with theories, it doesn't speak in mind's language. It doesn't create a field that it wants, intends, that it "thinks" or "feels" is good or right. It is what it is. Then it gets into the body and it works with your energy, with what you've got. Somehow, it "knows" you,

You may consider the plant acts that way, and I would empathise, the plant itself wouldn't have the distortions you're speaking of, however many (probably most) are not considering, nor even perhaps aware of, what I would call the "Ayahausca Entity" behind the plant 'medicine'. Which to me, is a derivative of the very deceptive satanic consciousness.

I have knowingly encountered this entity several times now. On one workshop, I experienced a strong presence in the 4D field amongst the group. It felt quite expansive, relaxed and free (if a touch over blissed). This could easily have distracted me. However, I had particular attention at that time in the higher chakras - up to about the 9th density. After sitting in the group for some time, it became increasingly hard for me to keep the higher chakras open - they were all closing down.

I also experienced a strong intervention energy from 2 people in the group (only afterwards did I learn they'd both been involved in Ayahausca ceremonies. How was it working? What was it doing? It seemed to be working to draw energy and attention on the mental and emotional planes - binding a kind of community feel to it - and trying to sabotage anything that might challenge the authenticity of the those expressing (when being truly authentic, a challenge to authenticity is highly unlikely to push buttons).

The more I explored and felt into the intervention, I could see it kind of like bind weed in the garden - it binds itself around a particular frequency of being and hides there.

I ask the question, why need some substance external to yourself, or separate from yourself to realise soul? It leads to the next question: if you're not recognising an aspect of soul that you really feel you'd like to, how would you know it as soul when it comes in?

I would add I have no idea how widespread this particular entity is. Maybe it is limited - but I do know I was shown the experience for a wider reason. When you go deep into the field this way, there's an opening up to all manner of entities - some of which are very advanced and intelligent indeed. That's one key reason why I would advocate a more progressive, stepwise approach - you're following signs, synchronicity and resonances that let you know that it is soul which is truly integrating. And it makes you more coherent and stable in the field that you expand into.

I would add that if you have taken Ayahausca, simply to ask the Universe if more integration is necessary - or if what did integrate, was actually aligned. If we're honest with ourselves, the Universe will surely provide clarity.

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