My Ayahuasca Experience At Rythmia Destroyed Me! (Complete Rythmia Review) 

Yeah, is it legal in the UK?

I have. Always been beneficial for me, although the changes feel more like a Jumpstart than a permanent change.

Thanks for sharing!

I'm not reading from a script and no, I paid about $3000 for the trip. :)

I'd definitely combine it with other nootropics - choline, rhodiola rosea, potentially caffeine + l-theanine :)

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I have been there 4 times…4 weeks…I would/will go again in a flash ❤

Hi Adrian, thanks for your feedback, I appreciate it. Yes, the new video is coming out soon :)

Agree :)

Ya rythmia is evil, lots of evil here

Run by Zionist's

about your coment: it's not about ayahuasca. it's about people. and is it really a problem? i don't think so. everything that is made for good is worth it

It's thier life. What should they do I stead. Sit on thker ha ds a d say lr do nothing g because it makes your fragile mind alkttle uncomfortable.

Great questions. Yes, after visiting the place, I asked them to become their affiliate partner because of the experience itself which was outstanding. I visited other centres and none of them offered what Rythmia did - the set & setting is phenomenal, but it's not for everyone. I think it's the "best" place for beginners, because yo get so much support and feel really welcome there, that's why I promote the centre. But if you have more experience with Ayahuasca and want to go even deeper and need less support, then there are other great centres like APL Journeys that I way more affordable. I do get a very small commission from the centre, but so far, haven't even covered the flight tickets that I had to pay for to go there. :)

@@yourinception Some additional questions, comments and opinions: 1) After how many times of attending this place, did you become an affiliate partner? How many years? 2) Have you made comparisons with other places? Have you attended other venues/lineages? 3) What lineage do they work with? a. Peruvian? Shipibo b. Colombian (Yage based)? c. Brazilian Indigenous? Yawanawa, Huni Kuin, etc. d. Brazilian Santo Daime? If so, which one. Alto Santo, Iceflu, Nova Era or other? e. Brazilian UDV f. Brazilian UmbanDaime? g. Western (white man (European, American based), a concoction consumerism/capitalist ideologies with an emphasis on comfort, with a blend of nice sounding Asian/new aged/hippy sounds meant for tripping, you know, like they do with Mushrooms ceremonies with a fake shaman, etc.? You know the stuff where people really don't get to go out of their comfort zones and Luxuries. I mean, the Rythmia website itself states that it is a LUXURY Plant Medicine facility. 4) So what do they do there, other than to keep people in their LUXURY/WESTERN civilization comfort zones and attachments? I'm sorry that my question is loaded. I've ventured into many different lineages and I have, as a result, a somewhat skeptical view point of many of them. My biggest contention (and this goes across the board) is that it seems that people continue to hide behind all of these attachments, not really learning and understanding what this is really about. This applies equally to people hiding/attaching themselves to Santo Daime, Umbandaime, or any other IDEA out there. But by far, the worst, in my opinion, are the westerners who are trying to make a big buck out of this. So, the machine has infiltrated what was supposed to be something sacred. Not religious, but just sacred. To be specific, many people temporarily transform themselves during ceremony and in the short period of the afterglow, post ceremony, because of the drug effects of Ayahuasca. But then they go out again back to the regular world, and they revert to being their true old asshole characters - sometimes even worse. I ask myself time and time again, why are people doing this, without ever having any true intention to truly change within and something about themselves - especially their attachments to the material world and its illusions, going insofar as to making this a for profit business or religious doctrine? It's like the whoring out of Ayahuasca.

@@gilk7688 I guess a question for you….why do you believe that when people go back to their daily lives that they go back to their”true “ asshole selves? In other words why do you believe that most people are just true assholes? In my experience of plant medicine, ice baths, breath work, yoga excetera is that the value of it is that something inside of ME changes…not the rest of the world…but how I experience that world and most importantly how I RESPOND to that world and not just react to it…in other words I’m a little more kinder, a little more tolerant and a whole lot more resilient to the ups and downs of life which used to throw me off center and I would spend hours or days or sometimes even years feeling pissed off and angry. So I had a conversation with my own asshole behaviors that have definitely come up in my own life and the answer I got is that I’m an asshole sometimes because I feel vulnerable and I’m afraid. Afraid of getting hurt, of being judged, of not being loved or accepted and that when I judged those same characteristics in other people’s lives that I was really actually afraid of letting myself be loved and I “protected “ myself by intellectualizing and quantifying myself and everyone and everything around me. I’m a jungle and big adventure kind of person so plant medicine in that kind of environment works well for me as maybe it does for you. However, for folks that need or want something a little more stable or familiar with a nice hotel or whatever in order to open up and explore whatever scares them in themselves I have no need to judge that so why do you is a question you might want to query in your meditation or next plant ceremony? That’s meant as suggestion only and with no disrespect btw. My point in mentioning this is that everyone starts from wherever they are at and some people will never experience plant medicine so what I have learned along my own journey is to accept that and them and that’s what keeps me centered. I also feel that turning the plant medicine journey in whatever form it’s experienced into a narrative of elitism that this is better than that can too easily become a conversation that becomes just another construct of the ego. Blessings to you and sending you love❤

Ha, well, it really destroyed me :D

@@yourinception how?

Clickbait

Destroy has negative connotations, like it ruined your life. In fact it was quite the opposite.

Sorry that it feels that way.

@@yourinception Feels like you sensationalized your title for clicks. The content of your video is mostly an info commercial for Rythmia. I didn't hear any evidence of you being destroyed......your persona, your ego, if thats what you are hinting at in your title. You obviously didn't have a negative experience at Rythmia, so you weren't destroyed in that way. You had some dehydration and you said you would share more about your experience in the next video. Maybe it wasn't your intent to sensationalize your title for clicks, but that how it comes off to me. You might ask, why do you even care? Because I took the time to watch your entire video, thinking there was going to be some depth to your inquiry, based on the title you created and what I experienced was a shallow info commercial for Rhthmia and a carrot that you would share your experience in the next video. Based on my experience with this video, why would I want to get strung along in the next one? Is it not possible to be straightforward and successful on RU-vid at the same time? Or are you getting [or hoping to get] a future deal/discount at Rythmia for promoting their site? Oh...OK....I just read another reply about this issue and you say in reply you have set up an affiliate relationship with Rythmia. OK.....now it all makes sense. Thats why I feel that I was being played.......because I was. Ayahuasca always shines a light. Best wishes on your path.

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It's a scam used to hypnotize peoppe into donating money to Israel. Had my whole bank account drained.

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