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Sylvie Ivanova | New Chronology, Ayahuasca Insights, Atlantian Survivors, & The Reformation Conspiracy
Indigenous Oral Traditions and the Preservation of Ayahuasca
During her travels, Ivanova spoke with the Shipibo people in the Peruvian jungle about their history and the survival of the Ayahuasca tradition. The tribes described themselves as "wild people" who were pushed into inhospitable, flood-prone areas by the Incas. Ivanova posits that the parasitic forces allowed Ayahuasca to survive only because the environment was too uncomfortable for "civilized" authorities to reach and suppress the tradition.
