12 Jun 2015

Ayahuasca Day Four and a Bit

by Francesca | posted in: Ayahuasca Video Diary | 0

My 'marks of the mud' war paint! — My ‘marks of the mud’ war paint!

Being in the jungle can make you stir crazy so I got it wrong about the mud bath being the day before along with the visit to Don Lucho’s Farm – that was all this day. So after the Shipibo visit and seeing (rather than buying) their beautiful tapestries and paintings made from the images they see when the Shaman is singing his Icaros songs during an Ayahuasca ceremony, everyone was invited to participate in a mud bath. I declined but took a host of photo’s and got my face daubed with the bright orange mud so I wouldn’t feel left out! Aw this group are amazing.

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