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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2023 · 5 MIN

Why did it have to be snakes?

from Therapy is my Therapy

"We are not drugs, and we are tired of people thinking that." - Mother Ayahuasca Join us in this special bonus episode as we delve into a transformative experience with Plant Medicine Facilitator, Dr. David Zwoboda, DPT. Discover how a pivotal Ayahuasca encounter shattered preconceptions and revealed a deeper connection with consciousness. David shares personal insights, from breaking the rules of preparation to encountering the tobacco spirit, offering a unique perspective on the healing power of plant medicine. Plus, Tanya makes it weird by talking about dreams of going to school with no pants on. Timestamps (00:00:00) Introduction (00:00:29) Understanding the Dietta and Ayahuasca Experience (00:00:48) The Impact of Stricter Dietta Adherence (00:01:22) The Profound Revelation: "We Are Not Drugs" (00:02:38) The Influence of Mapacho: A Medicine Dream (00:03:42) Connecting with the Tobacco Spirit (00:04:03) Wisdom and Integration (00:04:25)Messages from Dreams: A Shift in Perspective (00:05:04) Conclusion Find out more at http://therapyismytherapy.coRead transcript

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