Tribe.net. Local Connections Adam http://ayahuasca.tribe.net/thread/b6b32244-a37c-4818-9ee4-b8e087ddd733#0058e415-a759-45ff-8b09-31a2055d70db 2006-02-21T00:13:27Z 2006-02-21T00:13:27Z

It's the second from National Geographic, they filmed there and then this article on Blue Morpho, pluse the Ny Times Sunday edition had a story last winter on Blue Morpho....they're doin some good work. It's certainly a testament to the power of the healing...but also, most definitely, to Blue Morpho. What makes Blue Morpho a killer place is that one of the shamans is from the United States...western cultural, more generally. It's easy for westerners to vibe with Ayahuasca when it can be contextualized a little bit, outside of the language of the Amazonian cosmology, which, to me, is neither here nor there, just helpful for some, I think. Best--adam

Adam 2006-02-21T00:13:27Z *Richard http://ayahuasca.tribe.net/thread/b6b32244-a37c-4818-9ee4-b8e087ddd733#499ba96f-2065-4588-8ccd-9a943c7f70b2 2006-02-20T20:37:24Z 2006-02-20T20:37:24Z

really stunning that such a positive and real personal story would find it's way into such a main-stream publication.

*Richard 2006-02-20T20:37:24Z $item.owner.firstName http://ayahuasca.tribe.net/thread/b6b32244-a37c-4818-9ee4-b8e087ddd733#b790f2fa-2897-4347-996b-5767802f0a60 2006-02-19T20:49:38Z 2006-02-19T20:49:37Z

yes i agree that was a great article.......peace, breath

$item.owner.firstName 2006-02-19T20:49:37Z Tofucius http://ayahuasca.tribe.net/thread/b6b32244-a37c-4818-9ee4-b8e087ddd733#ec136b75-a770-4f1b-a4fd-68b5f8c82409 2006-02-19T20:21:19Z 2006-02-19T20:21:19Z

Thanks for the article, it brings back the memories of my 1999 jurney to Don Augustine Rivas in preu. I have passed it along to my friends peace b

Tofucius 2006-02-19T20:21:19Z Adam http://ayahuasca.tribe.net/thread/b6b32244-a37c-4818-9ee4-b8e087ddd733#f7389935-a23b-4e7d-a0a1-e0c3a7b59e53 2006-02-18T18:03:42Z 2006-02-18T18:03:42Z

I can give my personal endorsement to the Blue Morpho Healers! Don Alberto and Hamilton Souther are STRONG healers, and I give their lodge the highest possible recommendation in terms of the healing, learning and the fun times. I was guided so well and recieved so much healing that I scarcely had the abiilty to open my mouth and say thankyou when my stay was finished. These guys are fun, too. I had some great laughs and great adventures at Blue Morpho. I just recieved email from my best friend who is at the Blue Morpho right now for a month, dieting and drinking, and he has extended to me his joy and excitement, again (he was with me last Spring). I return to the Blue Morpho in May to work with Hamilton and Don Alberto for the second time and I couldn't be more excited. What made Blue Morpho especially wonderful for me was having the presence of at least one shaman who grew up in the United States. I found it incredibly helpful. Hamilton's a good guy because he's been through the gamut of giving up the trappings of western "culture," so to speak. There are many places to visit, if you want to drink the medicine, but, as far as these guys and their mesa is concerned, in my opinion,.....A++. I hope this is helpful for anyone seeking. Love and light--adam

Adam 2006-02-18T18:03:42Z Boxing Day Santa! http://ayahuasca.tribe.net/thread/b6b32244-a37c-4818-9ee4-b8e087ddd733#72066e1b-93cf-4d91-a5f1-b86d200ea31b 2006-02-18T17:43:09Z 2006-02-18T17:43:09Z

Thanks, friend Johan-- Yes, fboth or those of us who have been there, and those who have not! Thanks for the reference! Namaste, Will

Boxing Day Santa! 2006-02-18T17:43:09Z Johan http://ayahuasca.tribe.net/thread/b6b32244-a37c-4818-9ee4-b8e087ddd733#134a12bc-479d-4ded-a2a5-5dd865fd100a 2006-02-18T14:02:29Z 2006-02-18T14:02:29Z

Seems like a pretty good article in this march issue http://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/0603/features/peru.html

Johan 2006-02-18T14:02:29Z