Doing an Ayahuasca Ceremony Soon

[Emerald]

I'll be doing an Ayahuasca Ceremony Soon, and I'm really looking forward to it. I've done Ayahuasca before but never in ceremony... and it's been a long time.

Has anyone gone to a ceremony before? If so, I'd love to hear your experiences with it.

 

[Gili Trawangan]

I don't know if what I did could be called a proper ceremony, but there were facilitators and other people, it was a retreat in Europe. I wrote about it here:

https://www.actualized.org/forum/topic/40097-awakening-to-infinite-love/

Sorry, don't know how to share other threads without using a link.

[erik8lrl]

This is my experience. 

 

The good thing with a ceremony is how supported you are (if you are going to a good one). They usually have many medical staff and shamans, and so you feel safe. They might have people with a lot of experience with the medicine, so it is easier to integrate the experience afterward. Also, being in a ceremony means you get to meet other people who are on similar paths. Tripping with many people at the same time will change the experience, you might even interact with others inside the trip. Most of the time, people have very deep connections with each other after the ceremony because of healing and love. Just make sure you are going to a place with good people who respect medicine.    

[Inliytened1]

@Emerald so @erik8lrl is awake...this is some of the best advice one can give...i wish you the best and i joined your channel