AJO SACHA & SALVIA DIVINORUM

Presently revisiting the study of sacred plants, as they will be utilized in clinical therapy. Previously, I was under strict guidance of a celebrated and respected Shaman from Peru, who put me on the Ajo Sacha diet for 3 months, which I adhered to faithfully. The diet forbade in any kind of sexual stimulation what so ever, as well as abstaining from all the red meats with the exception of unsalted chicken and fish. Sugars, or fruit high in sugar were strictly avoided. Eating in restaurants was discouraged as well as consuming food prepared by a women on her monthly cycle. A A nightly tea cup dosage every evening before bed time was recommended.

Its a powerful plant most respected by serious shamans. There is an undeniable certainty, clarity and focus that dawn upon one, after the 2nd week. It is a masculine effect accentuating assertiveness, bold courage, and confidence. The dreams have clarity and often deal directly with the self. In other words, it seems the messages of the dreams are unconfused, clear, and direct inline revealing the nature and ones relationship to ones true self.

The reason I mentioned Salvia Divinorum because presently legal in some states, it does lend itself as a great holy substitute to Ayahuasca, being an entheogen of unimaginably profound, terrifying and enlightening proportions. This sacred plant reveals unashamedly the mystery of the non-being, or G-d, within the individual. It can force one to encounter strange blocks and rich symbols of ones disassociation from the "ground of ones being" as Dr. Neal Goldsmith calls it in his celebrated book "Psychedelic Healing". These entheogens are no joke, but powerful species of living organisms that reacting with the chemicals of the human brain, strip away false notions of identity, personality disturbances and self imposed psychological obstacles. They indeed have to be taken with extreme care and respect, and dear reverence. These plants honestly shed light upon the notion of "the beginning of wisdom, is the fear of the Almighty" from the hebrew scriputures as recorded by King Solomon.

After a period of cleansing one's blood of impurities and one's mind of psychological clutter with Ajo Sacha, the intention is to sweep the remaining residue, and flush it down the cosmic toilet for good with the sacred entheogenic plant.

Blessings to you all,
Always,
Sha-Ron Kushnir.