What if the same substance that one celebrity calls the greatest healing experience of their life is the very thing another says took them into what felt like hell for eternity? Why are so many celebrities—from Jake Paul and Theo Von to Aaron Rodgers and Megan Fox—encouraging millions of people to seek out this ancient psychedelic brew, increasingly calling it “medicine,” “Mother Ayahuasca,” or even “the grandmother vine,” while a growing number of former practitioners are now warning people to stay away? We want to examine the striking similarities in these experiences—both the euphoric and the terrifying—by looking at the tragic story of fitness influencer Connor Murphy, whose life took a dramatic turn after embracing psychedelics and New Age spirituality before his untimely death, alongside insights from former ayahuasca practitioners who say they were deceived and are warning others before it’s too late. Are these merely powerful chemical hallucinations, psychological breakthroughs, and encounters with the subconscious, or are people opening themselves to something far more real than they realize?

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