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Document the trip
There are several documentaries and shows that focus on ayahuasca, a psychedelic substance traditionally used in shamanic rituals in the Amazon basin.
Here are a few worth exploring:
- “Ayahuasca: Vine of the Soul” is a documentary that explores the use of ayahuasca in spiritual ceremonies and its potential therapeutic benefits. It features interviews with individuals who have undergone ayahuasca ceremonies and experts in the field.
- “DMT: The Spirit Molecule” is a documentary that examines the effects of DMT, the active ingredient in ayahuasca, on the human brain and consciousness. It includes interviews with scientists, researchers, and individuals who have had personal experiences with DMT.
- “Ayahuasca: A Psychoactive Journey” is a documentary that delves into the history and cultural significance of ayahuasca use among indigenous people in South America. It also includes personal accounts from individuals who have taken ayahuasca in a ceremonial setting.
- “Hamilton’s Pharmacopeia” is a series that explores the history and effects of different psychoactive substances, including ayahuasca. The host, Hamilton Morris, travels to the Amazon to participate in an ayahuasca ceremony and interview individuals involved in the indigenous use of the substance.
- “Aya: Awakenings” is a documentary that follows several people as they partake in ayahuasca ceremonies, providing an in-depth look at the effects of the substance on the human mind and spirit. Each of these documentaries and shows offer unique perspectives and information on ayahuasca and its use in traditional and modern contexts.