Transforming Trauma with Ayahuasca - Ollie Ollerton

[@claudiacolarusso229]

I have gone to Rythmia Life Advancement Center in Costa Rica. The best experience of my life. I got rid of my anxiety and depression in one week! GAME CHANGER for LIFE!

[@Test-x9k]

Rythmia is owned by a predatory man who also allows bad people also. He also tries to turn it into a dogma. Clearly aya doesn't help him coz he's a tool being used. Intention matters of the provider. American business owners are the worst person to trust with aya....

[@sorenchase]

I'm sorry for the pain of losing your son, Jordan. My son died as well and I have done aya a few times to help me with the trauma from that and to find my footing again. Only you know if it's for you, but I am very thankful for this medicine

[@talcoprentice7292]

Go for it man , the vine of souls will open your mind beyond comprehension , nothing beats being an awakened soul Good luck and thanks for your wicked podcasts 💚

[@GodHelpMe369]

I love the idea of the Celebration of Failure ❤😂 Do you want an experience? - love yourself Do you want to transform? - love yourself Do you want to heal? - love yourself The moment you truly completely totally entirely love yourself, is the moment you are healed!

[@desertclimber78]

I’ve participated in a few ceremonies and am beyond grateful for the medicine. She’s guided me through the work towards healing from various traumas. Godspeed to you and yours.

[@ramijoseph86]

Glad you kept your channel. I’ve watched your videos and you are a real soul my guy. That alone makes you a massive asset to humanity ❤

[@chrisdelacruz1355]

Awesome video. The editing was spot on and definitely great guest. Very insightful and inspiring. Thank you.

[@mystic787tarot]

You’re amazing! I am grateful for all the work and passion that you put in this channel! Best wishes!❤

[@allseeingraccoon]

I am excited for you and your upcoming Ayauasca journey. Whatever you face, it will only be good for you

[@boudicawarrior9691]

Thank you for sharing Ollie. I experienced similar, not with a chimp. But a human. Totally relived it in the most raw form. From 30 + years ago, horrific.& scary to face, but beautiful, Amazing healing afterwards. 🙏🏼💜💫 Good luck Jordan, you've got this 🙌🏼💙💫

[@williamingram8028]

Thanks for sharing your experience. It helped me to process a very difficult experience I had w Aya. I went to a reputable retreat and on my first night, I think that I began to process/release many years of difficult personal trauma. It was a terrifying night that felt like what it must be like to be in hell. But somehow at the end of it the night, I knew something positive had happened. As they say, the trauma that goes in, has to leave through the same door.

[@pocahontas330]

I didn't have to 'relive' the trauma...i had to acknowledge, accept, forgive and allow myself to let go of the negative thoughts and feelings towards those people and the attachments to the situations and experiences. I think telling people to 'relive' the trauma' prevents a lot of people from starting their healing journeys ❤

[@kezzokav5905]

Respectfully, ayahuasca makes you relive it and you have to relive it to truly understand the trauma and wholly heal from it. You get what you need, not what you want. Otherwise, it's superficial healing, where you convince yourself you're healed when in reality you're not wholly and truly healed because you don't know what that actually feels like, you just think you do. Therapy doesn't heal trauma in the way that ayahuasca does. It's night and day.

[@pocahontas330]

@kezzokav5905 I guess it depends on what you mean by 'reliving' it... For me it's acknowledging it happened, accepting it. feeling the feelings towards that person or whatever feelings you feel in relation to the whole thing... Reliving to me would mean I would have had to 'relive' being abused as if it's happening again...I don't think that's the case for me anyway... I've been doing deep healing with and without the medicine DAILY for the last 7 years and have come out the other side. So saying things like that to me is scaring many people from actually taking the leap

[@naturalydecadent]

Powerful testimony, thanku

[@David.Horne72]

Powerful It really resonates with me

[@Kormac80]

He did a wonderful job articulating the process. As someone who has sat with Aya dozens of times, i can affirm his sentiments. You get what you need, not what you want. You must surrender. Resistance just slows your healing. And yes, make sure you're with responsible practitioners. Personally, i think med work is a practice. One thing he said that i don't agree with is he blames society for resuming unwanted emotional habits. It's not society, it's you. Do enough work with Aya and you will learn that it's all on you. No pointing. Habits are powerful and if you use the medicine to reconfigure your habits, you'll stop attributing them to society.

[@mabelmotsetse6254]

"its all on you" I love that. Its all internal.

[@tracymears2929]

It would be a good experience to unlock and free up the space in you that is holding onto the space in you that you feel that some how Jordan’s passing was your fault or you could of prevented it. Life is about the journey not the destination!❤❤

[@christianbeysens]

thank you for sharing❤

[@kevinlibby681]

You have to do it. I’m not sure I could live without my sons.

[@kevinlibby681]

Aya showed me who I was going to have a baby with. It was right.

[@ItsAllGodAnyway]

Ooomph…. I’m afraid you’ll never have peace around death of your child. Acceptance? Yes. But peace will come from within you once you fully accept. Sending you so much love and strength. ❤❤❤

[@chrispecora6223]

I'm here anytime to have flowering conversations, I just left work and my store manager tried to trip me up so I think my decade career at home Depot is over the same way Lowe's ended,🙃🌬️🌹🧿

[@jeanettchristensen6096]

Did you ever go and do the Ayahuasca? I went in May, and i'm going again sep. 30. This year. It's not for everybody, but if you hear the call, and do the work, it's a great medicin❤

[@carolknapik7426]

Where did you go?

[@jeanettchristensen6096]

@@carolknapik7426 I can't see my answer, so here it is again. In Denmark called Healings rejser.

[@eddyartplanet7204]

People pack empathy and compassion GOD and it's a sad thing, scary because they will tell u everything evil because their vile, full of misery

[@chrispecora6223]

Honestly guys if you wanna see how to cloud ride include me I'm so rdy to bloom

[@madhurigopimari]

A disaster, do'nt reach there if out of the indigenuos original context. A daughter of enclosed psiquiatry patient, serious law charges, addict. You hold within The Light is within. Claim, cry for the Paramatma in the heart to manifest. Sadly very much entangled. Compassion and light for who gets into it.

[@FC-dv1eb]

Amazing video, as usual i absolutely love your channel and i listen to it every day!!! Where can you get hold of some Ayahuasca? Thanks

[@boudicawarrior9691]

You don't 'get hold of it' you research it, thoroughly. Then research an experienced genuine shaman to guide you, this is VITAL. you need a Shaman. Not a Saturday night trip on DMT with a mate in your home alone - please don't do this. Heard so many stories of that. South America is a good start.....🙏🏼💫

[@Kormac80]

Respectfully, it isn't something you get a hold of, it's part of a shared ritual you do with capable practitioners. There are many places, try to find a good one.

[@pocahontas330]

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[@lechatleblanc]

i dont think u have to lose what u found out..... u should be bringing to society what u experienced, rather than letting society affect u... u should affect society... its not societies fault, we are meant to live with one another ... its ur fault cuz u lose the feeling, and u would have lost it even if u stayed in the jungle ...i feel im able to be totally transformed by just listening to these experiences... societyes status quo is unsustainable and transformation of conciousness is always attainable whether ur in a very low conciousness setting like a concrete jungle or a real jungle..... u always have the ability to change ur own conciousness no matter who ur around...

[@charlesnelson-c1o]

Get rid of the distracting music

[@danijelchicago]

Amanita muscaria Fly Agaric mushroom 🍄 will do better job just with microdoses .... Ayahuasca Spirit hm let say it this way - where Mike Tyson had last experience you don't go nor visit in Columbia

[@escapevelocity8092]

That's a poisonous mushroom, not just psychoactive but poisonous. There's a difference between power plants and poisonous ones. The trip on a poisonous compound is half your immune system just trying to recover and clean you out. The shaman recognise the difference by the 'aura' of the plant. Healing power plants have a purple and white hue, poisonous ones are orange/peach/pink and edible food plants have a yellow hue. This is how they recognised the only 2 plants out of hundreds of thousands of species, that make ayahuasca by combining the plant with the MAO inhibitor with the plant containing DMT. They say the plants told them what to work with. Any high felt from poisonous plants is probably the relief of the immune system in overcoming it

[@dougsmart600]

1st

[@jamessclar]

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