• Nick Keene on Ayahuasca's sentience, shadow work nuance, and energy field medicine

  • Nov 24 2024
  • Length: 2 hrs and 55 mins
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Nick Keene on Ayahuasca's sentience, shadow work nuance, and energy field medicine

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  • Nick Keene is the owner and manager of the Egremont Barn in Western Massachusetts. He rejoins us for an update on his journey training to be a pourer of Ayahuasca, a potent plant medicine long used by indigenous peoples in South America.

    In our conversation with Nick we discuss:

    • His last two years training to be a pourer of Ayahuasca
    • Trauma and re-traumatizing
    • The importance of integration post-ceremony
    • Plant medicine shadow work vs classic Jungian shadow work
    • How to face the fear of that first time experience
    • His suicide attempt and how it shaped his journey
    • Trauma vs neglect and why the distinction matters

    ...and more!

    You can learn more about Nick and his work at npkeene.com and on Facebook.

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    Music by     Chris Merenda
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