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Flooding / Re: Looking for Iboga treatment centre in Europe
« on: March 31, 2018, 10:48:57 AM »
Hi, thanks. Can you give me any more details or Pm me? Or should I just send an email?
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Hey, TS- I think at least one of the sponsors of this site (Maya Ethnobotanicals and Cerberus Extracts) carry Salvia leaves.
As for Ayahuasca, some people have the guts to *combine* Salvia and Ayahuasca, and claim that they work well together. I'm sure this is usually the case, but I like to keep them separated to really focus on the energy of one medicine. Personally, I wait a week after taking Ayahuasca to take Salvia, and 2-3 days after taking Salvia to take Ayahuasca. The oral/buccal Salvia experience can be a good cleanser as preparation for an Ayahuasca journey, potentially.
mudhen- Thanks! I'm appreciating your contributions to this site lately.
I don't underestimate the skill involved at all and I have no doubt that there are some very skillful people out there running legitimate centres or Bwiti shamans (if you are lucky enough to know how to contact one). If you read my post again, you will see that I wrote that people should do the research and that the sitter should be someone they trust not some cowboys in another country with a fancy website. If I was going to die in such a situation, then I would rather it be with someone who cared about me and not a bunch of people trying to make a quick buck and then cover it up when things went wrong. That's me voicing my opinion on it and there will be others who have different opinions which they are entitled to. It's all hypothetical though and I did say that hindsight is a wonderful thing.
Sorry, you are misunderstanding my comment. You wrote: " I always wonder why they didn't just find a sitter they trusted and do it themselves" It's the "just" I was commenting on. The "just" stuck out for me because in my view there is no "just" about that -- it is the key and the hardest part.
They did "find a sitter they trusted and do it themselves" as best as they knew at the time.
When I read stories like this, I always wonder why they didn't just find a sitter they trusted and do it themselves.
I get the impression, maybe wrongly, you tell me, that you underestimate the skill involved in being a sitter. You say 'find a sitter' as if it was much simpler and more straightforward than finding a 'center.' BUt in my view they are kind of the same thing. Sitters can vary wildly in understanding and deeply affect the outcome. Finding a sitter, the right one, is pretty much 'it.' Those 2 assholes were sitters, just very bad ones.