De-Armoring and the Use of Convulsions | Somatic Therapy
Posted onConvulsions — usually associated with epileptic seizures — are conditions in which muscles continue to rapidly contract and relax quickly, [ Read more … ]
Our articles about the Ayahuasca brew and related traditional healing practices in Mesoamerica and South America.
Convulsions — usually associated with epileptic seizures — are conditions in which muscles continue to rapidly contract and relax quickly, [ Read more … ]
Shamanic De-Armoring is not just one particular De-Armoring modality (although some providers use that term to define their work) but [ Read more … ]
The word appropriation has several meanings, but the meaning we talk about in this post is that of to “take [ Read more … ]
You may have noticed that many Ayahuasca retreats also offer Breathwork training and sessions. In this post, we’ll explain the [ Read more … ]
Apart from taking the effects, precautions, contraindications and risks of ingesting Ayahuasca into account, appropriate safety and security measures in [ Read more … ]
There are several ways of experiencing Ayahuasca, and it depends on your preferences, healing needs, time, and financial situation what [ Read more … ]
Vinho da Jurema (Yurema), which contains Dimethyltryptamine (DMT), is a psychoactive drink known from Northern Brazil and commonly made from [ Read more … ]
Everyone who joins an Ayahuasca retreat has some sort of expectation of the results. Some go for physical or emotional [ Read more … ]
An Ayahuasca ceremony involves drinking the Ayahuasca brew, commonly a group activity (which can also be one-on-one, by the way) [ Read more … ]
The term Ayahuasquero can raise some ambiguity, because it can refer to someone who only prepares and/or administers Ayahuasca, or [ Read more … ]