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―λlτεrηιτγ-:
Since my last Kambo experience I have had the ability to recall bits of my dreams every night since. It has been about three weeks now. I am kind of surprised and very happy about this. Has anyone else experienced a return to dreaming after multiple kambo sessions?

I do a lot to detoxify my body and around the same time as my last kambo experience I started taking a tsp of calcium bentonite clay each morning in my smoothies. I have pondered if this could have been the cause. But I am thinking the Kambo experience was the biggest contribution to this, tho the clay and other lifestyle choices may have helped the full benefit

Thank you kambo

Kambogahuasca Panacea:
Yes, I think an entire board could me made on the miracles of Kambo dreams.  Great to hear it went well.  Not that you don't already know or to dissuade you at all but when I use to puff tough I could never remember dreams.  Now with 4 years no Ganja I remember dreams quite well.  I don't know and it's none of my business if you partake or not but IME it really numbs dreams/emotions. 

Xochipilli:
I haven't noticed any effect on dreaming myself. Could it be that kambo is improving your ability to sleep so that you are sleeping a greater number of hours per night? I notice that when I sleep 10 or more hours, my dream recall increases greatly, and I have more lucid dreams too. Maybe it does influence the dreams themselves though, I'll have to look out for this.

―λlτεrηιτγ-:
for me, i sleep the same amount of hours before and after i've got into kambo use. the longer i sleep, for me, the lesser my ability to dream lucidly and recall. but waking up and going back to sleep is supposed to enhance the ability to dream lucidly. but my dreaming ability was definitely improved for a long while, which I attributed to Kambo. This has since faded but I am also definitely due for another Kambo session. So we'll see if it returns.

Xochipilli:
When you wake up, the trick is to lay there without moving a muscle, then you go directly into a lucid dream. I used to lucid dream almost every night, now I barely do it once a week. I used to get sleep paralysis a lot, from sleep paralysis I can go directly into a lucid dream.

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