Vine Line is a new Wez G Pop podcast with a bit of dance music thrown in too…. Poptastic baby! It is a completed five episode series with each episode lasting for an hour. The series was inspired by my own Ayahuasca journeys as a Shaman or Curandero. I have…
The writer reflects on a song by their favorite trip hop band, Massive Attack, which has been stuck in their mind. They mention a disturbing video featuring Rosamund Pike and express admiration for the band’s innovative style amidst the current rise of AI. They encourage readers to relax and enjoy the music.
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This ia a bit of a wild one with lots going on, it’s quite dark in mood although I suppose Angels can be both light and dark…. BUY / STREAM HERE: Angels by Wez G
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Poor Madge has been unwell over the past week. God, there have been so many music artists leaving us recently. I would hate to see Madonna disappear. I tweeted her best wishes to GET WELL SOON and said “A World Without Madonna is not a World.” She is an artist…
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This book, edited by one of my literary heroes, Graham Hancock, is a collection of stories focussed mainly on the expansion of consciousness by the use of psychedelics, especially the Amazonian, ‘Vine of the Soul’, Ayahuasca. The authors range from Hancock himself to the well-renowned Dennis McKenna, to British social…
View More Review: The Divine Spark – Psychedelics, Consciousness and the Birth of Civilisation – by Graham Hancock
I am an ayahuasquero and regard myself as a shaman. This book is a study on Ayahuasca, the Amazonian ‘Vine of the Soul’ and one of the most ancient medicines known to man. The authors enthusiastically explore the history and tradition of this potent hallucinogenic plant brew, looking at traditions…
View More Review: When Plants Dream – Ayahuasca, Amazonian Shamanism, And the Global Psychedelic Renaissance – by Daniel Pinchbeck and Sophia Rokhlin
This book documents the rapidly growing Mexican folk faith that is ‘Santa Muerte’ or ‘Saint Death’. The iconic image of the skulled woman with a scythe gives hope to many discomforted souls on the fringes of Mexican and indeed global society. From the origins of death cults across the world,…
View More Review: Santa Muerte – Mexico’s Mysterious Saint Of Death – by Tony Kail
Moksha: Writings on Psychedelics & the Visionary Experience by Aldous Huxley My rating: 4 of 5 stars I am a big fan of Aldous Huxley’s work from what I know of this author. A friend in the music business recommended that I try Moksha and I thoroughly appreciated reading it.…
View More Review: Moksha: Writings on Psychedelics & the Visionary Experience – by Aldous Huxley
The Cosmic Serpent: DNA and the Origins of Knowledge by Jeremy Narby My rating: 4 of 5 stars I eagerly anticipated this book as I had heard it mentioned as a classic on Ayahuasca and as a good reference point in a number of other books and Ayahuasca and shamanism.…
View More Review: The Cosmic Serpent: DNA and the Origins of Knowledge – by Jeremy Narby
Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse My rating: 4 of 5 stars This short work by German / Swiss author and nobel literature prizewinner, Herman Hesse, was a cornerstone of the hippy movement which emerged during the 1960s. The book explores the journey of a young Indian man through an adventurous life,…
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This autobiographic tale of one man’s relationship with the most sacred vine, shows Peter Gorman as a true pioneer. Ayahuasca is still very much an unknown quantity in the West and Gorman’s 25 years of experience make him a critical read for anyone considering experimenting with Ayahuasca, as the ‘Vine…
View More Review: Ayahuasca In My Blood: 25 Years Of Medicine Dreaming – by Peter Gorman
For anyone who has the vaguest interest in shamanism, this is an essential text. It is Carlos Casteneda’s seminal work and in my opinion is a work of art. He has a very direct personal way of revealing his story, about an encounter with an ageing Native-American man of knowledge,…
View More Review: The Teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui Way of Knowledge by Carlos Casteneda
In ancient times, every tribe had a shaman who was the medecine man and spiritual leader of the community. Often under the influence of locally produced drugs such as Mescaline or Ayahuasca or Iboga, in ecstatic trances, the shaman would bring back from the spiritual world key knowledge that would…
View More Wez G – Shaman Of The Tribe (DJ Set 27)
I recently read an excellent website which compelled me to write to the author the first written account of my experience. I wish to share my experience on these boards. The guy’s website is as follows:http://www.drboylan.com/milabs.html I read your website about fake alien abductions and felt compelled to write to…
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Vision: In a bleak desert. Sand swirling. Wind churning. A city beckons. It is vast, black, towering. It lies near to the edge of the desert and seems to be calling me in. What does it mean? Is this civilisation? This journey takes you through temptation on the road to…
View More Wez G – Seeking Salvation (DJ Set 06)