Returning guest Ruby Fremon (episode 29) has gone through 2 more traditional Shipibo dietas in the Amazon with master plant teachers Ayahuasca and Ayahuma.

As Ruby has ventured deeper on her path with Grandmother Ayahuasca, her understanding of devotion, the integration process, and intention setting has deepened as well. We drop in together to explore the nuances that give listeners pro-level tips for navigating the medicine journey.

Topics covered:

• Ruby’s experience dieting master plant Ayahuma and Ayahuasca
• What its like to diet Amazonian master plants in the jungle of Peru
• Navigating the nature of duality (good and evil) in humanity
• The importance moving slowly during psychedelic integration
• How to create space for the integration process
• Devotion versus discipline on the medicine path
• Leaning into the healing journey even when its difficult or “taking too long”
• How expectations and attachment to outcomes limits the medicine journey
• Intentions versus expectations with psychedelics

Show Links:

• Bringers of the Dawn [book]
• Potent Leadership [Ruby's book]
• Ruby’s website
• Show Notes

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