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Kambo for Restoring Innate and Dormant Instincts / Now I get it
« on: November 19, 2012, 08:59:16 PM »
Three weeks ago I took Kambo for the first time, three dots. I felt really sensitive, sharp and focused. Yesterday I took five dots, this time I was able to purge, I felt a bit drained for the next few hours. I feel like I need more dots still, I felt very sensitive, the Kambo surfaced anger I did not know I had inside. I had to watch myself that I would not be snappy toward my loved ones. Kambo is showing me the areas I need to change in my being, or "surfacing" them, it will be up to me to dispose of them, my sensitivities, jealousy, anger, rash judgement, all of it was at the surface of my being making me very very uncomfortable in my skin.......however today, I have felt amazing. I have been full of energy, putting much more effort into my work and solving problems without even thinking twice. I catch myself gazing into the world around me, my mind still, calm, and free of unnecassary thoughts. I have wanted nothing other than to be gentle kind and truly helpful, this was my stated intention in a way, even if it were cloaked by what I thought I was asking for. I am truly glad I listened when my spirit lead me to Kambo. I can see that I have more difficulties than I concieved of beforehand, kambo is straight to the point with me, no nuturing, no easy does it I have been dealt a bad hand excuse for being untrue to the spirit and my fellow humans. It said here I gathered up your mess now get rid of it! I have a feeling I will grow quite close with this medicine in my time coming.

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Journals / Ordeals / Preperations and Questions for Kambo
« on: October 23, 2012, 06:13:27 PM »
I received my Kambo today, I am very excited.
I have been reading this forum and I am still unsure on a few things.
I read to widdle bamboo skewers down to 2-3 times the size a stick of nag-champa, does this mean the fragrant end or wooden end( I am assuming wooden ).
I will start with one dot for an allergy test, and after a short while, I am not sure if I should take 3,5, or 7 dots.
I also received some nu-nu. Is it best to use nu-nu before? after? or both?
How much nu-nu do people normally use? I read to not let it drain but to blow it back out of the nostrils when effects are achieved.
I have decided to do an allergy test this weekend (my birthday) and if it goes O.K. I might go on and apply some burns and medicine. I have been told that it is best to do it on the new moon, this weekend is a full moon.

Again thanks so much for being here to help.

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Introductions / Turning a new leaf, again
« on: October 08, 2012, 10:27:05 PM »
In my lifes quest to find contentment I've unintentionally abused numerous substances and people, the one I abused most has been myself. After two years of sobriety, amense and growing the f up I find myself with more than I ever could have asked for, not just to be content but joyful, as well as many opurtunities to teach love, peace,and spirit to people seemingly without hope. Although I certainly happy with my progress I feel I am holding on to much that hinders me. I am met with constant memories of the psychic shift that occured in me, omens to spread truth and love in my every action, though impossible in my present human condition to achieve this, I feel called to plants that may help me remove the blockages of the spirit and gut so that I am better led to shine the light of the spirit. However I have been in a struggle, my ego seeks to overcome me, it tells me what I have been, that if I choose this path my demons will overcome me. This is where my interest in kambo comes, in hopes that as an ally it will make my body and spirit stand out from the ego enough to let go and work through my delusions and find myself at a higher potential, to better the human experience for all. I am a bit concerned with finding sapo that is ethically harvested, and as I nor anyone I am close with, experienced with sapo I have come to this forum for guidance.

Many blessings

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