My First Ayahuasca Experience Was Wild! (The Full Story) 

Thanks for the honest share - I went to Peru in April this year and had four ceremonies, the first and last being the most intense and those in between very dark. What made your video so relatable for me personally was the animation clip of multiple snakes writhing, this is what I experienced very visually at one point, and I have been trying to put into words what a few seconds conveyed very well! Like in your animation, there were no heads or tails, just a mass of writhing metallic skinned snakes with fractal geometric scales swirling in on each other, and in the background a deafening roar like standing under a huge waterfall. I felt trapped in this space for what seemed a very long period until things morphed into a different scene (also extremely intense and not pleasant). I really liked your animation, it added to creating a surreal effect that complimented the viewing experience.

I once was offer an ayahuasca ceremony opportunity but I declined it because I was starting my own photo business. If I have taken that opportunity my life would have been very different from where I am now. Thanks for sharing your story! And looking forward to meet your crew in November.

I feel in my spirit that there will be a time to join, but it is not time yet. Thank you for sharing.

Just thinking of the taste gives me the chills and many other feelings 😅💖

Thank you for sharing. I'm completely fascinated by these stories and would love to experience something like this, but it's not for me. I know being the person I am, I would fight it and have an experience like the woman you were with.

Well done my Viking brother, I got there on mystic mushrooms and lsd as a joke, but think I knew nothing of the north nor runes, and I find myself doing Utiseta near a waterfall on my journey, a colossal sized Algir appears and a voice says to me, my son I have searched for you in every dimension now I have found you come back to life. Greetings from an Italian who lives near the Teutoburg Forest.

I almost went to a cerimony a week ago. It was a guy I know who was going to administer it, however I felt afraid the day before and cancelled. I then realized it may have been for the better, as the guy seems to be inexperienced. Even though he has a few years of experience, he is not a shaman and the more I do research the more I see he lacks knowledge. So I am going to look for other places in order to participate.