The Ayahuasca Dialogues

Jonathan Talat Phillips

In these "Tarcher Talks" video interviews, Fisher's of Men
author Adam Elenbaas and I discuss the origins of "The Ayahuasca
Monologues," the emerging aya culture in the West, and how to bridge
certain spiritual traditions with practices involving entheogens.
Also, if you haven't checked out Adam's book yet, it's a real gem.

Video: Part 1

 

Video: Part 2

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insightful conversation, true like a bell

Submitted by jezebelle on Thu, 09/30/2010 - 20:53.
You guys really hit the core issues. Nice piece. So gratifying.. . . Because Ayahauasca does touch bigger issues than the experience itself. Yet it is not necessarily necessary, because we can dream. Ayahauasca does have the reputation of being the base of all languages. Interesting to note that it gives you the same chemistry you experience at birth and death and dreaming. The technical issue is: how's your dream going, how's your miracle treating you. How do I live with my choices, myself, and others.Hey I guess cycles continue, and it seems we are the apex of a big one.Got to love it. We are firmenting?Fondest love, jez