I wish! :)
Did anyone record the event? I'd love to hear audio of it, if not video.

It was my first exposure to a large pyschedelic community, let alone in a new city for me. I did manage to record the event, and can post mp3s soon if someone wishes.
I walked out of the theater feeling high and synchronistic as if I had just had ayahuasca. The stories were diverse and came from completely different directions, and what yaje is still shone through. It just affirms for me that ayahuasca is about being human, not about schools of thought or kinds of traditions. They help and provide frames, but what mama huasca addresses is the human potential which is neutral and limitless, two things culture can never be. It was beautiful to see others sharing their stories. I wished I didn't feel so uncomfortable and new, I could have shared my own experiences with others and learned from their stories. Like the she says, there are no wrong turns.

Reality Sandwich's extraordinary blogger Morgan Maher has posted a very nice review of Singing to the Plants, along with an extensive and challenging interview with the author, entitled Soul, Spirit and Right Relationship: A Conversation with Steve Beyer. Take a look at it here: www.realitysandwich.com/soul_s...e_beyer .

And while you're visiting, also check out Morgan's recent in-depth interview with author, healer, and psychologist Ross Heaven on the San Pedro cactus.

-- Steve
www.singingtotheplants.com/