magickmumu a dit:
Caduceus you don't see the usefulness. You say that if you want to purge for health reason would rather take just caapi.
But what about the energetic level? You talk about health as if it only concerns the body.
Yes, I believe sickness pertains to the body. And the body includes the nervous system, which is the vehicle for the mind. There are numerous things one could do for the health of the body (or the mind). Ayahuasca is just one out of many, and I do not believe ayahuasca is the best choice for all forms of physical discomfort, and whomever recommends nothing
but ayahuasca to heal all ailments (a shaman for example, or someone following a certain ayahuasca-centered group in the West) simply doesn't understand how our bodies and its psychological framework are constructed.
Don't you think ayahuasca is a medicine for both the body and the soul?
Psychedelics in general are medicine for the body and the soul. Ayahuasca is just one type of psychedelic. Interesting from an anthropological point of view, but not unique from a psycho-spiritual point of view, unless one has a strong leaning towards the traditional, the ritualistic and the archaic.
Caapi may kill the parasites, but ayahuasca is also active on a energetic level. It kills the psychological/energetic parasites (or something like this)
So do mushrooms and LSD, or even MDMA. Unless of course you
believe that only ayahuasca has those qualities. In that case
only ayahuasca will do it for you, or your patient.
So what makes you think it's useless?
The fact that marvelous results have been achieved by people being administered psychedelics which do not induce nausea.
I think it's good to vomit and get rid of the toxics in the body.
Toxins are not eliminated by vomiting. Toxins are deactivated and/or eliminated by the liver, by the lungs, by the skin, by the kidneys and by the large intestine. Detoxification requires fasting, starting the day with fruits and juices or similar methods. Vomiting does very little if nothing in this regard.
So even with the traditional mushroom practice there is a place for purging.
That's not
the traditional mushroom practice, but
a traditional mushroom practice. And she was familiar with ayahuasca as well, so that may be where she (or her predecessors) got the belief from.