u/AccidentallyUnique

I’ve been reading a lot of discussions here about the balance between traditional, indigenous led ceremonies and modern, structured western approaches.

Some people argue that you need the raw, traditional jungle environment to truly connect with the medicine. Others swear that having a structured setting with clear psychological support, pre-screening, and a safety net is essential, especially for western minds processing deep trauma or severe anxiety.

For those who have experienced both (or have a strong stance):

Where do you draw the line? Does a highly structured or clinical environment strip away the magic, or is it a necessary evolution for modern integration? I’d love to hear some balanced perspectives.

I've noticed that for a lot of people getting ready for a retreat, the physical preparation and the strict pre-diet can feel harder than the spiritual work itself. What was the one food or habit you missed the most during your last dieta? Did breaking it early affect your journey at all? I'd love to know how you guys manage the cravings.

Do you feel that NYC comes smaller than other brands?

Do you usually buy the same size?

Hi,

What would be the last meal that you would have in Tokyo, before going back home?

Thanks

Hi Guys!

Owning a X-H2s, what second camera (small) would you buy?

Something that you can take everyday and is easy to carry.

I love my X-H2s, but sometimes I want to have something smaller.