3 Takeaways from My Latest Ayahuasca Experience
Last month I traveled to one of the secret indigenous South American tribes of the Amazon basin. It’s where ayahuasca was first formulated, and I wanted to have the truest experience possible.
A friend had offered to guide my trip here in the US, but it didn’t feel right. Going through the transformative ayahuascan experience in the ultra-capitalist contest of America sounded contradictory, almost antithetical.
That’s why I flew business class to Rio de Janeiro and organized a road trip with a driver from there. And a guide recommended by local friends.
I’m grateful for their help because I would never have found the secret tribe that opened the doors of my consciousness without them.
They selflessly shared the great gift of life, and today, I’m happy to share the three main takeaways with you.
#1 — We are all humans
Yes.
No matter how bizarre this concept sounds, it is true.
Of course, when you see that some CEOs make 6,565 times more than the average employee in their companies, or when you hear that Jeff Bezos spent $500 million on a boat, you might think some of us are more human than others.
Indeed, some might think spending on a boat more than the total Gross Domestic Product of a seventy-two thousand people island is utterly shameful and bonkers.
But that’s not true.
We are all humans.
#2 — But more than that, we are all inhabitants of the Earth
Again, yes, we are.
We, the humans, and all the other species living (barely surviving) on the planet are inhabitants of the Earth. We share limited resources and space and cannot go away.
Whether we want to see it or not, this creates a shared consciousness bigger than any of its parts.
The state of our world affairs can be daunting. But don’t worry, I saw the truth. I saw the future where all the inhabitants of our planet are together, sharing the same fate.
It will happen sooner than we think.
In any case, no later than 8 billion years from now.
#3 — Ultimately, we are parts of the infinite cosmos
While tripping on drugs, I traveled through time and space. I was exposed to infinite knowledge that we cannot grasp with our limited number of neurons.
With the help of my ayahuascans hallucinations, I could understand the key message; the Holy Takeaway, as they call it.
To transmit the message, my secret helpers used the Klein bottle technique.
The Klein bottle is a mathematical object that exists only in four-dimensional space, but we can make a model in 3D.
That’s what the ayahuascan ghosts did. They projected the infinite knowledge to my limited neuron network by kleining it down.
And the resulting message is simple. (And twofold)
- Follow me
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Smillew is still tripping and cannot write a bio at the moment. Read another of his stories to know more about him and his BFF:
