Tagged with 'colombia'

The recent catastrophic chain of events that happend in Japan is a strong call from Mother Earth (Pacha Mama) to guide us into a better understanding of how we treat our planet.

Unfortunately, the call created a heavy toll in human lives. (Some yoga masters refer to pain and suffering as a great teacher.)

After I related most of my experience with the ancestors to my wife, she said, “You must have been visiting the Akashic records.”

Last fall, I got sick for several weeks (it was a bad cold). One day I fell sleep while having symptoms of fever and severe body aches.

I’m doing this segment backwards, probably because I’m a terrible messenger.

After finding the courage to write and getting an amazing support from my wife, family and friends (also great feedback from the online community), I was able to came out with the words to describe a series of various accounts from my first yagé (ayaguasca) experience in Colombia last year in August.

Last fall, I was lucky enough to win a free ticket to Reality Sandwich's fall retreat, the so-called Dimensional Shift. Being a young man of 23 years, this was probably one of the crowning moments of my life so far. I was actually able to sit down and have a conversation about the anomalies of the moon with Graham Hancock himself.

The Book of Forgiveness
Drinking yagé during daylight was an overwhelming experience. I became one with Mother Nature. I can see the air. I became one with my surrounding environment.

A sense of peacefulness invaded my soul and body, but something was off, as I take a closer look into the experience. I had to face some personal unfinished issues that I had avoided for quite a long time.

The Book of Patience.
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My chest was burning like a torch. After a bout of very intense vomiting. I passed out for some time. When I opened my eyes, Taita Hugo was next to me whispering some words to me – “Embrace it, be strong, don’t give up.”

Meet the Ancestors

The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged saved my life, I think.

I was 22, finishing college, and was terrified that I was on the verge of a mental breakdown. Society was in shambles and no one cared! People talked about nonsense, politicians were de-evolving nations, cats and dogs, living together!

MapMaking is a continuing process. As we collectively go through this time of acceleration, many of us are changing and transforming in radical ways. Some of us are doing this consciously, some not so consciously. If we choose to change, the first step is to make it a conscious change.

We have the ability and capacity to change everything. We can use certain influences that have previously been against our own individual thought, i.e. television. It is becoming more commonly known that information, along with the power of individual choice are spreading like fire. We have the power to show the world, the collective, another reality.

I have been back from Ethiopia for just over 5 weeks now. I have begun to settle again into what I once thought of as normal and what I now think of as a damn interesting game of energy exchange.

This morning, I received this email from an Ethiopian priest, one of the first Ethiopians we met on our trip and one who overwhelmed us with his kindness and hospitality. An excerpt:

To get to the center you have to go to the edge.

The backpacker inside of me wants to see it all, the philanthropist wants to help all who I encounter along the way, the prophet wants to share the learned truths, and the cynic wonders if any of it matters in the first place. Thus the quandary I often find myself in.

It is no mystery that what we place in our body has a great and profound relationship with our external world. Just like all living beings, our physical bodies require air, food, and water; it is the quality of these staples that determine our state of health and vitality, as well of course, as our mental state of well-being.