Well, if you think throwing up and having diarrhea is a recreational, getting high, experience... Then by all means.
You will find though, if you do ever try this, that you do indeed "get high" but it is far deeper than that.
If getting high is your objective you will find many demons in the beginning that you will face.
The thing most never mention about this plant is that the first phase is the facing of demons within. They come to the surface as you sit or even fall asleep. During this phase you will lay, sometimes unable to move, sometimes falling asleep and even other times quite fearful or very uncomfortable. Often it is your deepest and darkest ones that come to light first. Those with many or that are not willing to face them have very intensely scary experiences. Often, even if awake your eyes will close and these demons will stand before you waiting for approval from you as they are part of you. If you have things you hide or are ashamed of you will not have a good time because you will fight your demons instead of accepting their part of you.
After that you will purge or as they say in Colombia, heal. This is where you will throw up and shit yourself, runny explosive diarrhea shits.
When using this sacred plant you always walk through the dark before seeing the light. It is just the nature of it.
If you are accepting of your darkest parts then you will do just fine.
If you had a mirror that reflected to you the darkest parts within you, parts that you have long forgotten or parts that you have attempted to hide or shun or bury deep hoping they will never surface again....
You know, those utterly shameful things you've done or that were done to you that you never want to remember...
What would you see? Would it scare you? Would you accept it as a crucially integral part of yourself? Would you hide from it?
These are the questions you must ask yourself. Because these are demons that you WILL face.
If it calls to you then try it. Just remember that you are not getting high without sinking quite low first.
Sound fun?
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