A growing number of people in the U.S. are flocking to churches that center their practice around a bitter psychedelic tea known as ayahuasca. They seek a spiritual and physical life change. apne.ws/6tqGvxD
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Many who attend the ceremonies, which can last for days, argue their experience on these illegal psychedelics brings them much closer to God than they ever felt at traditional religious services.
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With the growth of pro-psychedelics movements has come increased legal scrutiny.
There are also concerns these unregulated ceremonies might pose health risks for some and that the benefits of ayahuasca haven’t been well studied.
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I took part in an ayahuasca ceremony in Peru. It's an incredibly intense psychedelic experience, not so different from a large dose of psylocibin in my opinion.
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Ayahuasca is mental Russian Roulette. You can lose your mind on a bad trip and never come back. If it’s even ayahuasca. It can just be herbal poison that can destroy your organs. Bad stuff.
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Aaron Rodgers starting a cult would be the least surprising offseason NFL headline this year
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If you need drugs to find you God, you're not doing it right & that's not the way it works
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