Consciousness and Shamanism

"Consciousness and Shamanism" examines the author's Ayahuasca experience in Ecuador, proposing that it is not solely the plant's DMT that induces spiritual voyages, but rather the super-consciousness of the shaman influencing the client’s consciousness. The book explores various theories of causation, supported by the author's detailed personal experience and references to research and other spiritual practices. It suggests that the shaman's intent may impact the plant’s consciousness, creating a multi-causative model of consciousness alteration.