Shamanism is considered to be an ancient form of religion. Almost every culture is known to have medicine men or women. A shaman is believed to have powers that bring individual healing, tranquility, and wholeness.
Western society is becoming increasingly interested in Shamanism. Many now want to know how to become a shaman. This article will succinctly define and show you how to become a Shaman.
Is Holotropic Breathing Dangerous? Breathing seems like a simple act that you do almost unconsciously. So, you may wonder why you need to worry about how you breathe if it happens without any effort on your part.
Well, our breathing is connected to every action and emotion in your life so when you are stressed, your breath feels rushed and shallow. It limits the oxygen entering your bloodstream which your brain considers a threat and so the body prepares for fight or flight.
Bufo is a psychedelic derived from the secretions of the Bufo Alvaius toad. Bufo is a subject growing in popularity, with users calling it the “God molecule” and comparing it to a religious experience. It has recently gained popularity in various spiritual settings. There are retreats and ethnic ceremonies being held. “Bufo Alvarius” used in the Bufo ceremony is considered the most potent psychoactive substance currently known to man. Read on if you are eager to know what this is all about.
A cacao ceremony is perfect for someone wanting to experience and grow through shamanic ritual without the often intense experience associated with Ayahuasca.
Usually a relaxed, tranquil experience, the cacao ceremony is used to open the heart spiritually through the intense raw cacao beverage, paving the way to self-love and healing.
If you found this blog post you’re probably wondering about the effects of Iboga for depression, in the following post we will give you a break down of it’s history and usage to date. In December 2020, Iboga as an antidepressant treatment made the headlines, following the publication of a paper in science journal Nature. The team that published the paper was using a synthetic version of ibogaine, the active psychedelic substance found in an African shrub, and showing promising results.
As more people turn to psychedelic therapy, and actively search out retreats offering them, two major treatments keep coming up: Iboga, commonly referred to as ibogaine, and ayahuasca.
Both are traditional plant-based medicines with a deep history behind them. Both of them have psychedelic properties, and both of them are touted by users as life-changing.
There are some vital differences between them, though, so it’s important to make an informed choice between them.
