I Had A Bad Ayahuasca Trip in The Brazil Amazon 🍵 (

[@SabbaticalTommy]

🇧🇷 This has been quite the trip so far PS. Thanks to Pedro for volunteering to help fix my Portuguese subtitles! 🍻

[@Gorrash]

Sab, make sure you don't miss Minas Gerais State if you have the time, best food and very friendly people, visit Diamantina or Ouro Preto if you can, jah bless

[@JamesSmith-ny2gb]

Literally quite the trip

[@c.r.harris]

😇🙏🏽🛐🙌🏽Lord have mercy. Please stay healthy & safe, Sabbatical ! Thank you for sharing your experiences & including “disclaimers”. It’s the “Responsible Anthropology Way”, God bless you & keep you !🙌🏽🛐🙏🏽😇

[@dabdaddyjosh]

Thanks Pedro

[@powerpackip112]

You are welcome in Maranhão. IF You go to Minas Gerais check São Thomé das Letras.

[@kelton7337]

This series doesn't get enough love. This is the way these types of adventures should be. no camera crew, just one man and his connections.

[@SameeShafeeg]

Exactly this is made in the present moment with a lot of love and empathy

[@LoveNaisa]

Not that it’s so many KZbinrs and things to watch on KZbin. I discovered him today by accident and I like his content a lot

[@Dreamytresses]

Right. Living in the moment letting your eyes 👀 be the camera 📷.

[@patkelly8309]

Series?

[@kelton7337]

@@patkelly8309Series: a set of related television or radio programs, especially of a specified kind.

[@Cjw101]

Really enjoy these videos. As a 21 yr old from Australia who is completely introvert and has never left their comfort zone for almost over 6 years, one day I wish to explore just like you.

[@SomeoneWhosNearby]

Mate get out of your comfort zone. When you face fears is when you feel most alive. A life lived in a comfortable bubble is a life not lived. It doesn't have to be some mad adventure. Things like riding a motorbike, skydiving, water skiing. Anything that makes you feel scared and gets that adrenalin pumping will do. It will also help with confidence and make life feel more interesting. Fear, doubt and worry stop us from becoming our true selves. Don't start tomorrow, start now my friend. You are the only one who can make the change. All the best

[@Cjw101]

@@SomeoneWhosNearby thanks, dude. I am really trying! As I no longer want to live that way.

[@SomeoneWhosNearby]

@@Cjw101 happy to help mate. Don't worry what others think about you either. In the whole scheme of things their thoughts about you mean nothing. There will always be those that discourage or try to belittle you. They are the ones with issues, not you. Start slowly doing things you fear. It might be crowds, it might be communicating with others. Ease into it then when comfortable with that move onto the next challenge. Keep continually challenging yourself and before you know it you'll have overcome that fear. Take care

[@gerald1495]

same, I'm also a 21 year old shut-in who lives vicariously through these travel vlog videos. have never been to a party let alone traveled on my own, lol

[@brownhornetseventhre]

Feel the fear, but do it anyway.

[@wilzwalkabout]

"A man's reach should exceed his grasp or what's a heaven for?". Your journey is your revelation. Thanks once again for bringing us along.

[@MrGigihp]

It has already started. When you notice the nature around you more intensely, like you did. Much love from S Africa

[@verbone]

Looks like an amazing trip. When I was 15, my dad took me on a local commuter boat down the Amazon from Peru to Manaus, where we spent a few days. We stopped in a few small villages in the Amazon. So, I know how amazing your trip must've been!

[@kingsizeblues616]

😅😅😅

[@turkeysammich1059]

Did you and your dad do Iyawaska?

[@verbone]

@@turkeysammich1059 No

[@absurd..]

Damn man, I've been trying for ages to find someone to replace Anthony Bourdain series in my heart. No one ever will, but you are the closest. Much love from a southern Brazilian.

[@wasonworld]

Tommy Sabbatical unlike your name , you just dont stop, we love you work man, you are a true gent and super humble , we at Wason World seriously dig you dude .

[@el_fonch]

I'll be honest here, when you started speaking Swahili I laugh very hard, I thought "that's the good stuff". Less matako than previous vid. But so much education. High quality video has been received, as usual. Thanks a lot Tommy, have a nice one.

[@paulcarlisle7892]

Very enjoyable, no one seems rushed or clingy. Apparently you are a congenial guest. Really enjoy your exploration.

[@CodingWithUnity]

So cool seeing the gas station on the water, reminds me of a childhood memory I have being out on the ocean that I havent thought of in a really long time. So thanks for that

[@benchokwaiman]

There was a gas station on the ocean/sea? Cool! Where was that?

[@nikicarrie4071]

❤️

[@thelegend3163]

Man I love your channel. I’m from Brazil and in these videos your making me learn more about my own country. That’s awesome! Keep doing that

[@renoesmaeilian9489]

Tommy is the only KZbinr that I watch all the commercials on his channel to the end as a way of supporting him.

[@stumpshot70]

Lived in Brasil 3 years....spent a lot of time in Manaus with some Ayahuascero friends there. Took it about 30 times in Manaus, Acre and Rio de Janeiro....'ll never forget those times. Best to you my friend.

[@BB-mq9qk]

How would a foreigner from the states seek a shaman for a ceremony? Would appreciate your insight thank you.

[@stumpshot70]

@@BB-mq9qk hard to say. My first big adventure with Ayahuasca was in Rio but lost touch with those folks...next was far western Brazil in Acre. We just showed up in Rio Branco and asked around for Igreja Santo Daime (Santo daime church), Barquinha group (little boat group) also the Kaxinawa people are very into the indigenous side of it. It worked out great and people are very friendly. If you go to Acre be warned that it is the heart of Brazil and very few speak English. I was working in Brazil and speak Portuguese so language wasn't an issue. Some basic Portuguese will get you far. Even some Spanish is better than nothing.

[@BB-mq9qk]

@@stumpshot70 thank you for taking time to share your advice.

[@torrecillas999]

@@dncviorel look the guy with underdog complex

[@nikicarrie4071]

Did ypu ever get used to it where you didn't throw up

[@aurilioangelo6518]

How nice to see you here in Brazil, I like the honesty and simplicity of how you show your experiences, Brazil is a place of exuberant beauty and riches (including its people) that contrasts with poverty and violence, you probably already noticed, enjoy the stay!

[@lVlischief]

You don't seem to have too many knots up there; or at least the normal amount. Keep up the great work and the love and positivity for one another you have shown us!

[@docholiday7758]

Life itself is a big enough trip, especially when you are open to everyone and everyplace like Tommy is.

[@kellymulhall2529]

I've been following you about a year by now along with a handful of other KZbin travelers including Simon, Matthew (Ras Kitchen), Kurt Caz. I find you to be much better versed on your locations and along with being entertaining, more educational than the rest. Not surprising ayahuasca didn't do a lot for you considering that you already have such enriching experiences in your travels. Thanks for the run down on what you described as the "up front cost". Considering that anyone who would try ayahuasca probably already knows about the potential to vomit, the crappy effect of the first 'medicine' they gave you is probably not well known. Keep up the good work. I think your vids could be a nice addition to school curriculum.

[@PorkHunt0]

If you don't already know, Jason Billham is also a pretty good and a 'bit different'😉

[@zinknot]

I'm really impressed with how well you pick up different languages. And your travel style, it's great the kind of places you go and interacting with regular locals.

[@SomeoneWhosNearby]

You are truly an inspiration Tommy. A gentle, non pretentious, humble human being who finds joy in helping and enlightening others. Stay safe my friend

[@JAMshortsDAILY]

It's amazing what a recording camera can do I love your content bro keep it going ..1 love 🇯🇲

[@victorhugoarriscado3927]

Hey Tommy, i'm Brazilian and i like very much having experiences with different types of entheogens. I study very much about it as well. There are some things that i like to comment about what you just showed to us, sincerely i don't know how they allowed you to drink alcohol and even offered it to you, because alcohol blocks so much of what an a spiritual experience on entheogens can give to you. In traditional and serious tribes of indigenous people you would have to stay in there a few days, without eating meat, without drinking alcohol and without smoking anything, cleaning out your body, is an physical and spiritual purifying ritual before taking the ayahuasca so your trip can be way better, then you would "connect with the trees and with your ancestors". In these traditional tribes the ceremony occurs in groups and the xaman does all the preparation and application off the rappe and ayahuasca, also the xaman play instruments and sings traditional ayahuasca espiritual songs since the begging to the end of your experience. People that had the experience with the true traditional ayahuasca tribes really achieve the ego death, spiritual life changing experience etc... It's just sad that you expended some money, time, and expectations to have the experience you had, unfortunately many tribes here in Brazil do the ayahuasca ceremony for the money and not with the real purpose of cure and self discovery.

[@amazonia27]

true words!

[@laurimas8845]

Glad you made these points.

[@V2k2010]

Out of all the you tubers i can think of and/or follow, you are the most perfect for a trip into the Amazon for a trip on the ole Ayahuasca!!! No sense in denying it bro...lol

[@SabbaticalTommy]

Thanks, I think

[@V2k2010]

​@@SabbaticalTommy Yes,that was a compliment for sure. I do feel as if you may have not received the full experience though. I have not done this myself but i have seen other people do it and their experience was mind bending and 10x what you experienced per your description. But you are so right. Much better ways to get to where you want to go without the pains and bonds. I actually had a 6foot deep snow bank try and eat me my first time when i was just 17 years old back in 1987. The next day was so different and the first day to the rest of my life!

[@goldtoothjacko]

You really are an incredible guy. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures and for being so open-minded. keep it up and stay safe.

[@samuelcarroll5463]

Happy Easter Tommy from a fellow Irish Catholic.

[@amorimontagnus2042]

Love the honest account of what happened, enjoyed your video thanks for sharing.

[@lebroucke]

I´ve been experiencing with Ayahuasca for a few years and what happened to you is quite common. That is the very reason you normally do 2 days in a row because most of the time the first day is just cleansing the body and the "life changing" experiences come on the second day. Not an absolute rule but it tends to work this way. I hope you give it another shot because it really is life changing!

[@UntangledKnots]

Is it only 2 days? I thought 3 or more sometimes? I didn’t know it’s common for the first day to be a lighter experience. I really hope I can try one day but only when it calls me 😆

[@lebroucke]

@@UntangledKnots if you go to the jungle it can be longer but in most places it’s Friday and Saturday and the you can use Sunday to “land”. Everything I say here are general rules but normally the first day tends to be no as intense because of the cleansing of the body. I like to not drink alcohol at least one week before and not have red meat at least 3 days before to help the process.

[@UntangledKnots]

@@lebroucke ah I see. Yeah I’m not into taking things recreationally, only for learning/healing and I think I’ll need at least a week for landing cause when I smoke I stay high for 2 weeks lol

[@nikicarrie4071]

@@rbct that's why I'm scared to do it bc I have heart murmur and vsd. That's the only reason. I want to Tru dmt tho ❤️

[@JJ_Magnificent]

Exactly, my breakthrough was on the 3rd ceremony (dying on the first 2) and haven’t purged ever since lol

[@tjack49er]

You’ve rapidly moved to the top of my list of videos to watch. Excellent as always!

[@earth2m]

No way! Saw the title & am stoked!! Amazing morning 🤙🏽

[@codis5722]

Hell yea

[@GenX...MCMLXV]

Experiences like this just enhances the path you travel. If you don't have an open mind then you miss out on so much in life. Live it up Sab!

[@JohSno]

Awesome episode. Thank you for sharing you travels. A que increvel episodio!

[@dougbagby3493]

17:50 that has to be one of the prettiest cats I have ever seen. Thanks for getting him/her in the video. Another great vid!

[@yongoh28]

Ayahuasca will only show you what you are ready to be shown. Just like all other aspects of life we put our own "placebo" effect to it. Ayahuasca came into my life after overcoming mental illnesses and it showed me what I was ready to learn at that time. This was in 2014 and watching your video reminded me of where I was back then and where I am now in my spiritual journey. Keep doing what you are inspired to do. Become more aware of what life is really teaching you about who you truly are. And you will certainly have a more enlightening experience with Ayahuasca in the future.

[@Jimsimi]

Pretty much comes down to the dose, people like to say that, but it's just really hard to dose Aya when brewed traditionally, two or more different plants with wide ranges of potency two plants harvested right next to each other at the same time can have anywhere from 1-4x the potency, then there's the brew itself, how much water is added and how much you drink, so many variables effecting potency. Extracting and making your own with measured doses of the DMT can consistently produce profound experiences. I get you though, I believe you get what you need when it comes to psychedelics, but if you do methods with measured doses you'll find a lot more consistency.

[@1BobsYourUncle]

The drug itself is a placebo…

[@Mannsy83]

Can it help with depression?

[@nickegbg]

he just needed a bigger dose

[@terryrose6208]

You have a good dose of curiosity in you. I hope you discover many new things in your travels and may you be blessed with a long life.

[@Seekr23]

Just want to say gracias for giving us all glimpses into the different cultures and to show what simple lives a great number of people have. Unfortunately impoverished yet , personally, it is among these folks (in general) where I find lots of compassion and humanity. Somehow more approachable and more present. You’re doing great work. Thanks man. I’ll See you on the gringo trail.

[@bigshrimp6458]

I notice in other places specifically South America people are a lot less keen to blame ones position on another’s skin. Here in America you almost open your self up for problems if you befriend impoverished.

[@brianjschumer]

Impoverished in some ways but rich in others..Rich doesnt have to mean $$.. the guide has a beautiful family. It's a simple life not for everyone

[@claudineisumare]

Empobrecido é quem vive preso dentro de um apartamento ou de um escritório na frente de um pc ,vendo a vida escorrendo por entre os dedos

[@charleyu5506]

@@brianjschumer true that we as americans can sometimes suffer from being birds in a gilded cage, we look at the little these people have and assume we live better lives in reality sometimes they are more fortunate as they have closer relationships which is essential for humans

[@adrianjeffrey2897]

impoverished when it comes to "things" not in spirit or character.

[@kobiejackson4177]

Glad to see you posting again fam! God bless you !

[@dyegoplutao7959]

Sou Brasileiro, curti bastante seu video um grande abraço

[@cezarvieira9481]

O cara perguntou porque as pessoas pintao a cara , porque são índios ué kkkk

[@WandererNirvana]

I had to drink ayahuasca a few times before i could feel the effects and then it became super intense every time. In Peru the ayahuasca is legit.

[@Remykapel]

@@curtislitzler4945 He got H U S T L E D . 100. , Also try DMT it's only 15 min and you go home. No travel expense. If you know anyone that wants to die, have them smoke DMT. It works. Great for shadow work also. Hugz to all...

[@curtislitzler4945]

I've smoked dmt many times man. I love it....

[@curtislitzler4945]

@@Remykapel yes I've smoked dmt many times my friend

[@LimeTreeFace]

Exactly. It’s not a magic bullet. Really bizarre that they allowed alcohol. Kinda blocks spirit surely.

[@nezukoshiki3579]

@@LimeTreeFace alcohol is easy to controll people, ayahuaska and dmt are for letting people free.

[@wernercatalan5048]

Beautiful place, beautiful people. Keep it up brother. Thank you

[@BimmerBros]

I like how your content is more raw, no fancy editing tricks or background music, just filming an experience

[@Loobo23]

this man is so bold, Im a brazillian, and i dont have the guts to go or do half of what he is doing! boa sorte amigo! hha

[@tricktaylor]

Ive had some tough ayahuasca trips while detoxing from opiates in Peru...tough

[@PIRATAxQC]

It has been 2 weeks since your last upload. i hope your doing fine man! I must admit that im a bit worried lol

[@seebailey7126]

I’ve been feeling the same

[@kooba6523]

Same here, man i miss tommy

[@anoniem4862]

Check his insta, posted 6 days ago.

[@henrygee2664]

Why worry? The good thing about Sabbatical is he proves the point that whilst compared to western nations these places may be considered ‘Dangerous’ but in reality people are people the world 🌎 over. The majority of people are peaceful and don’t want any trouble! Also Tommy is very smart and deals with problems assertively without escalating the situation. If you follow certain rules you will be safe the world over! Perceived danger is always more scary than reality FEAR= False-Evidence-Appearing-Real!

[@thebakery5555]

@@henrygee2664 everywhere is safe until something happens

[@azizkarim8106]

wow! Tommy, really appreciated you sharing your Ayahuasca experience

[@aidankenny521]

Love the channel and content! "Good Irish Catholic Boy" Had me dying laughing as I am a psychonaut myself as well as an Irish-Canadian! Cheers or Sláinte!

[@dru4670]

I am glad i get to see this, keep doing this Sabbatical!

[@steve7015]

Really awesome as usual Tommy! Somehow your no nonsense approach cuts through the mystique of the cultures you visit....but in doing so, you create a mystique that is "true experience." We can count on you for that.....and for me it's riveting.

[@antonyloc]

Thank you for making these videos! It feels almost like I’m there with you

[@BarnabyWild13]

I think a lot of theses guided trips at tourists destinations have figured out the liability and serve low doses.

[@sheep.herder]

yes I too think the same

[@upsetfunnel5960]

Yes probably, but it don't seem doing the same with the rapè xD

[@M2ProMBP]

Why do you say that?

[@thejokersmoker]

Ayahuasca isnt really that strong.

[@MegaCharns]

@@thejokersmokerlike all entheogens it actually depends on the dose you have

[@cathfarr6403]

Yo man you are the best travel vlogger I’ve seen. You genuinely seem interested in the culture and willing to have fun with the locals. Keep it up sabbatical!

[@cathfarr6403]

And you revealed you are a fellow Irishman at the end of the video! You should try visit Gaeltacht areas and learn Geailge next!!

[@GurpsRPG]

Cada você é um guerreiro parabéns pela coragem! Se souber aproveitar o Brasil é o melhor lugar para se viver no mundo somos um povo muito receptivo e reconhecemos as boas pessoas parabéns

[@Balochonmove]

*That was a wonderful trip, the surroundings were really quiet and I loved the vibes.. Thank you so much for sharing the trip with us.*

[@grumpyoldwizard]

Amazing, as always.

[@rd96819]

so glad you still alive, max

[@tonepoet]

This is very insane. Tommy, you're a badass risk taking dude. And, your channel rules.

[@brianlagat6637]

I can't believe I just spent the last two days binge watching from #20

[@anavarela6958]

I’ve been reading and learning that doing ayahuasca with a very experienced shaman and support to guide you through some of the very challenging moments and for protection, is the best way to experience ayahuasca authentically.

[@nickmusttravel]

This guy truly and genuinely loves to travel and loves the country and the people of Brazil. Excellent video Tom. You are always welcome back to Brazil. Tamo junto! 👍

[@thieres]

Ayahuasca ( Santo Daime tea) is legal in Brazil only in a ritualistic context when used by certain groups of people. You can't sell it at the beach, for example.

[@bizzarebabygirl45]

☝️☝️☝️look up the handle for sure recommendation he ships swiftly and got shrooms,lsd,Dmt,mdma,ayahuasca,chocolate bar,microdosing capsules and other psychedelic products. 💯reliable source.

[@jaxk3460]

Just so everyone's aware, these people ^^^^ are scammers.

[@scottthomas29]

12:18 - Far from it, but great line! You have become my #1 KZbinr. What a ride.

[@corymontes5667]

Thomas are you alive?!?!?! Haven't seen anything posted in a while

[@retirante_fps]

What an incredible content u are doing, was watching u since África. And honestly, ur PT BR are crazy good!!! Love brother.

[@vinsonjames]

That floating gas station blew my mind

[@michaelporter7361]

Love your content Tommy and I'm a little envious too. Wish I could travel the way you do.. 🇮🇪

[@LynnaeaEmber]

It's an interesting video, I very much enjoy watching your experiences.

[@Stand.Your.Ground.]

You are amazing so happy I found your Channel. I’m no where near you in success and freedom I just turned 30 and I am inspired by you man. Thank you. ❤ god bless

[@nickauclair1477]

You'll never be the same, in a good way. Although you are already very awake.

[@bce5726]

Lmao. Did you watch the video?

[@ranfutube]

would you cut the drug glorifying crap ffs, he said himself it was not that exciting, not to say boring, when will drug users get to acknowledge that they are simply a not that exciting individuals

[@nickauclair1477]

@@ranfutube he didn't get a real ayahuasca trip. Have you ever taken real ayahuasca?

[@ranfutube]

@@nickauclair1477 of course, i tried every drug in the world so i can learn the effect on myself...

[@ranfutube]

doesn't everyone?..

[@stevenfrost6441]

As a writerI have always found the Amazon Fascinating and Intense! Really enjoying this series my friend! You have the heart of Percy Fawcett my friend! Keep Pushing!

[@jvm9301]

Enjoying all your videos!! Love from Canada. Your new episodes have become a “family watch party” night in our house and we look forward to it. My kid tells everyone she watches “sabbatical on KZbin” lol as her dads from Guyana she loves to watch the Guyana vlogs. Keep it up!

[@disprogreavette8545]

Met a few really nice Guyanese people in Canada, they made the winter feel a little less cold. Cheers.

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Tommy da explorerer Thanks man for the amazing work you do. Bless up bro. Watching from Sydney Australia Big up

[@louiefillet6932]

Brazilian women are some of the most beautiful in all the world. Rejoice Señor, the heavens have opened and gifted you with such a presence.

[@JohnRyan-f2n]

I admire your spirit of adventure and your trusting nature, these people opened their home and life to you .

[@henrijansen4224]

Hey Tommy! I saw you move the coconut on the plantation. They do this to allow them to germinate and take root a bit. Then they are planted. Moving them can mean slowing them down or not spreading at all. I have my own farm in Nicaragua, so that's why I know! Have a safe trip and safe sailing!

[@davidmaisel8062]

It wasn’t a coconut, it was a pod of Brazil nuts.

[@lilianadrever272]

❤ ur fascinating videos ! I watch everyone! Best of all travel videos I have seen and I watch a lot of them ! I also admire your ability to learn basic - conversational languages in various parts of the World you have been to! YOU ARE AN AMAZING AMERICAN!!!

[@ChuuckKnight]

Love Brazilian women... I married one and brought her to California 👏🤙😁🇧🇷👌🙏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@Nix_Pardus]

How are things? Hope all is well

[@Rottenboozer]

Dude! Your Filmmaking is not fancy, but lovely. Your adventures are amazing to watch. Your way, how you interact with people is respectful and honest. If you ever decide to come to Austria(lol don´t it sucks), hit me up, and i can show you around,! Stay safe, bro!

[@BobGnarly-qb6ci]

More people should do that, opens up their narrow mind

[@GlasUndMetall]

New sub and I'm so glad this came up in my feed, I love seeing and learning about other cultures.

[@lvcas2]

my man tom i was born and raised in a place like that... not by "indios" but in a country city ... ! Obrigado por mostrar a verdadeira essencia do brasil!

[@scottfay3553]

so many have died. they throw you in the river .

[@TheGracehew]

What a trip!…Looking forward to More journeys, Tommy!👍☺️

[@samaireoctober5584]

Loved this and glad you are in Brasil. When you were experiencing Ayahuasca, I thought that "very annoying fucking guy, " was going to show up (yes I know different part of the world) but made me laugh...Looking forward to what comes next. Parabens.

[@garydrawsandpaints7745]

The breathe , width and vastness of the skies and clouds are amazing!

[@adamlangdon2245]

23:41 what did Jennifer say? 😂😂 she sounded concerned.😂great channel. Great vids.

[@chrisoconnor3119]

Bro I think you are brave or crazy, but probably both! Thanks for sharing your travels too.

[@Van_Wilder]

Loving your content Tommy…🔥🔥🔥👊🏻🇿🇦

[@sj33zy64]

I always think your name is Sebastian because of your channel name anywho, great content Sebastian!

[@TheMrDarius]

Naw man you’re not an idiot. These videos you post are great because you get to see day to day inside countries and how they are outside of tourism. It’s amazing because you shed light and a positive image on these cultures and give people like me the opportunity to see it for ourselves. I deployed to Iraq in 2008 I had my own mentality painted by the news here and thought one thing but in reality I was humbled by the people and seen so much good in their culture it’s different interesting and amazing.

[@TheMrDarius]

DMT is a good way of achieving as well and the trip last fifteen minutes.

[@bennyblanco1491]

You need to do it like 2-3 days in a row sometimes to break through

[@GeneFever]

Excellent episode Tommy thanks for this.

[@ricardocorrea1309]

Hey, guys! Hi, Tom! Glad to hear you're alive and kicking, as you posted on your Instagram account. Have a nice trip to nordeste!

[@tamera6842]

I was wondering what happened to him. He basically went ghost.

[@ricardocorrea1309]

@@tamera6842 Yes, Tom is probably feeling like he's a very beloved guy, with many people here worried about what has happened to him. It seems he just needed a few time to recharge the batteries, take a break and get ready for the great adventures coming up next.

[@Blackjd_1]

I'm happy to hear that too

[@tamera6842]

How can we find him on instagram. Until We see for ourselves, I’ll consider him missing in action and I hope anyone who knows him personally will let his subscribers know what happened to him.

[@simonrb1942]

Man. The set up for that ceremony gave me massive anxiety. Im not surprised it didnt go well. The shaman saying it was fine to have alcohol in your system is crazy.

[@paulwabwiiyi9083]

What is happing to you Sabbatical. You are not releasing any new videos. I hope you are safe and sound.

[@user-rk5cu5tg2g]

Haha, i'd been waiting for a title like this.

[@aarancole9296]

Just so great looked an awesome trip

[@drocket6521]

Tommy, quality trip. Really felt the emotions. Keep up the great work, time to find the jungle juice !!!

[@danktalltrees3090]

I believe one of the only ways to expand your thought process is to go on a spiritual “trip”. Also kinda crazy there’s a gas station on the water in the Amazon

[@Remykapel]

I concur, but a "trip" can be done in comfort of own home or in Peru. Choice. For you, by you.

[@Budsport_TV]

Congrats on the awesome success of your channel! Keep the great content coming my friend. 🙏

[@mightyoaks80]

4:19 UFO over girls right shoulder 4:28 UFO above treeline 4:37 UFO flys off

[@CedarSageSweetgrassTobacco]

Good spot

[@Lindsay5846]

Absolutely fantastic vlog , love it, so focused on the real people on your views and reactions. Brilliant. Reallycenjoy your vlogs , keep it up.

[@UntangledKnots]

Woaaah can’t believe I missed this. I’ve never tried ayahuasca but I have many friends describe it to me, gonna do a series of podcasts where I ask a friend more about . It sounds like you might have gotten the tourist dose 😆 I hope I can try it one day but only in the right environment and headspace.