me+ayahuasca+whale=transformation

Mariko totally disagrees about this idea.. She thinks giving drugs to animals is abuse.. But i asked her: “What if an animal asked you for the drug?” What could you say?

i ask you again to read The Cosmic Serpent by Jeremy Narby. This is a decent introduction to ayahuasca and its uses. Now.. Most aware humans know for a fact whales are very aware creatures.. To deny this is either idiocy or selfishness (those who wish to exploit whale products). This idea of mixing ayahuasca, whales, and humans occurred to me while reading his book.. Right now, we don't have a way of understanding whale language. i've proposed a research program looking into this but need serious committed collaborators. In lieu of that, we should attempt the ayahuasca approach.

Again, Mariko is dead-set against this idea. She considers it 'animal abuse' but.. The idea would not have occurred to me without merit. Let me describe a possible positive scenario.

i take two bottles of ayahuasca deep into the 'ocean jungle' where wild whales live.. i meditate.. i try to draw a herd in with positive mental vibrations attempting to explain my 'agenda'.. If none show up, Mariko is right and 'i'm crazy' :P If some show up, perhaps she's off-base.. If some show up, i offer some ayahuasca. One whale ingests some.. i also do.. This is where things 'get weird'.

i anticipate we both use the drug to connect on a deep level not typically accessible to 'normal humans and whales'.. Something profound happens.. We freely communicate through imagery and 'bridge the gap' of millions of years of disparate evolution.. Our species are united in a novel and enduring way.. As we record the meeting with video, most of the herd surfaces to contribute.. As i 'come down', i try to relate their messages.. It's a historic occasion.

When we limit ourselves to Mariko's way of thinking, we 'live inside the box' never escaping.. Sometimes we need to 'break on through' (as Jim Morrison suggested).. Break on through to the other side.. Sometimes we must.

in True Love, sam