A Classic Tale of Redemption

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When you have a spare half hour,
watch these three vignettes:
psychologically interesting,
recapitulating the mythic "Hero's Journey",
of being lost, seeking the Holy Grail,
resistance, and finally Redemption thru Grace..




All of this discriptive
would sell few tickets in these environs, perhaps???

How about "Primal Scream Therapy.."

Ayahuasca, The Snake & I


But this "kicker" seals the deal,
so prepare to buy a ticket..

It is thru Ayahausca the trip is made,
as legitimate a useage of any ingestible
as can be postulated in this world of "ours."

A touching story for an unsentimental reason,
see if your heart does not yearn, as well....

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This story also teaches something
about the useage of such materials:
the preparation one should make
before partaking.

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(This may be the wrong forum for this post,
but darned if I could figer out anudder..)

[Alfa]

Thats the video shown on our home page.

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Yeah, () shoulda made that clear. Groovy board software, () must say: but it will take getting used to.
(thanks to lostgurl for fielding my questions....)

() would like to experience the type of "cleansing" and "reconnection" which the individual in the film worked his way through. As () would infer, he had no "mother" in his early life: a traumatic experience indeed, with deep and long lasting effect on "gevaltschuung" (spelling suspect).

The correllates to "universal human experience" as described (for example) Jung in his studies and expositions on "archetypes", was well demonstrated.

() was blown over by the guy who vomited a myriad of small snakes, after being swalled by a giant one.. Really amazing to see "psychology 101" acted out in real life..

[Alfa]

If I wouldn't have known, then I would have recognized your writing style now.