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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2019 · 46 MIN

Ayahuasca: Cultural Evolution versus Appropriation | Rima Danielle Jomaa | Mental Clarity

from The Rima the Jungle Girl Podcast · host Rima Danielle Jomaa

Rima & Russell examine the dilemma of using plant medicines in the west while not engaging in cultural appropriation. You'll hear: a definition of ayahuasca, what it's used for, and where it comes from; what the term 'shaman' means & what it signifies now; what a ceremony might look like & what the role of the leader/facilitator is; what integration means & why it's important for ayahuasca participants from the west; a discussion about how Westerners can engage with the medicine without engaging in cultural appropriation; ways to make the medicine accessible/non-exclusive while maintaining respect & integrity; the idea of money/profit & how it relates to ayahuasca; how ayahuasca offerings can be promoted authentically; ways we can use the message & teachings of Ayahuasca to engage in constructive conversations about her evolution & adaptation & more.

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