Excellent

Super informative and keeps you very interested . Love how the author discusses the evolution of psychedelics in today’s Modern society. Great easy read !

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distracted

the material is very interesting, but the whispering narration style ruins the book. very distracting

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Great Book!!!!!

This books it's a jewel for experienced medicine people and newcomers as well. Those looking to learn about the plant medicines will get what they want and some more.

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Well Rounded Perspective on Ayahuasca

I really enjoyed the content of this book but unfortunately I found the voices of the narrators to be extremely irritating and unnatural - especially the female narrator. I’m glad I powered through it though, because it provided a comprehensive view of what ayahuasca is all about, along with its history and its many ripple effects into our modern world. I was especially interested in the idea that the plant world is sentient, and that it has an agenda of its own. This is an important perspective that I think many people are completely unaware of. Clearly we have a great deal to learn from the plant realm. Anyway great book overall, I think I just would’ve liked to hear the actual authors narrating it themselves.

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fantastic and insightful read

Duncan Trussel you madman, you've given me yet another fantastic book recommendation and I'm incredibly glad about it

A beautiful showcase to the power, nuances, and development of plant medicine

This book was incredibly enlightening. Not only does it shed light on the history and cultural implications of plant medicines, it also goes in depth into how the western world’s interactions with the cultures who have held these medicines sacred can be harmful but don’t necessarily need to be. I would recommend this book to anyone whether they are new to plant medicine or have had many experiences. Thanks to Daniel and Sophia.

Informative

Great substance with an overly dramatic narrator at times but great information to keep in mind.

A good first Ayahuasca book

It almost feels like I have been all over this information already, it lacks having a good story. The explanatory part almost feels like I am back in primary school. Overall an excellent book don’t get me wrong but this book can’t say much to someone who has been drinking the medicine for decades. Still enjoyable and useful for this you may have forgotten, intrinsic parts of the Ayahuasca experience.

I find Apa Shanko books much more interesting and adventurous.

Great overview!

An excellent primer and more on plant medicine and it’s impact, positive and not so positive is having on the world.

Wonderful survey of the complex world of global Aya

With rich cultural context, scientific and ethnobotanical insight and deeply felt narrative, the authors give a survey of the potential and risks of the global psychedelic renaissance.