Podcast 452 – “Kambo, Sananga and Rapé”

Psychedelic Salon

Lorenzo Hagerty

Personal Journals, Science, Society & Culture, Natural Sciences, Philosophy

4.8 • 567 Ratings

🗓️ 1 June 2015

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Guest speakers: Ginny Rutherford & Shonagh Home PROGRAM NOTES: Today's podcast features an interview of Ginny Rutherford by Shonagh Home. Ginny is a Certified Transformational Life Coach in the Seattle area. She has studied Alchemical Tarot for the past 5 years and uses the Tarot in her coaching to get insight for her clients and information on their next step. She has spent time in the jungle of Peru participating in the Shamanic ceremonies using Ayahausca. She also uses Amazonian Kambo, Sananga and Rape' as healing and cleansing medicines. She will be completing her intensive Kambo practitioner training through the IAKP (International Association of Kambo Practitioners) in July. She does currently offer Kambo ceremonies in the Seattle area and can be reached at ginny (at) kambokiss (dot) com or go to her Facebook page Kambo Kiss. Download MP3 PCs – Right click, select option Macs – Ctrl-Click, select option Kambo Kiss Kambô is a traditional medicine used by native people in the Amazonian rainforest. It is made from a waxy secretion collected from the back and sides of the giant monkey tree frog, Phyllomedusa bicolor. Sapo In My Soul: The Matsés Frog Medicine By Peter Gorman (Sapo is another name for kambo.) Shonagh Home is a teacher, shamanic practitioner, and the author of ‘Ix Chel Wisdom: 7 Teachings from the Mayan Sacred Feminine,’ 'Love and Spirit Medicine’ and the upcoming, ‘Honeybee Wisdom: A Modern Melissae Speaks.’ Website: www.shonaghhome.com Contact: shonagh.home (at) comcast (dot) net

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0:00.0	Greetings from a
0:05.1	Musical, linguistic art chips
0:10.0	Helmachines
0:16.0	Greetings from Cyberdelic Space.
0:20.0	This is Lorenzo and I'm your host here in the psychedelic salon.
0:24.7	And I'd like to begin today by thanking those kind souls who recently sent a donation to help offset some of the expenses here in the salon.
0:33.7	And I would also particularly like to thank two of our fellow saloners for their recent and wonderful comments about my novel out on the Amazon site.
0:42.6	Your kind words mean a lot to me.
0:46.0	So, have you heard about Cambo?
0:49.0	Well, until I previewed today's talk, neither at I.
0:52.9	First of all, let's note that this is a legal substance as are Senanga and Hoppe.
0:59.1	And when I went to Arrowwood.org to learn about Canbo, I found only two trip reports and nothing else.
1:05.9	And those were both from 2010.
1:08.9	So I'd say that these substances are still deep in the underground at this point in time.
1:14.5	But then again, I'm getting old and could well have missed the boat on this.
1:20.7	In a way, the synchronicity of today's talk reaching me in the week just immediately after
1:26.2	Daniel Pinchbeck's discussion about
1:28.1	Toad Venom is kind of interesting because Cambo turns out to be frog sweat.
1:35.3	So if a friend asked you what we talk about here in the salon, you can, well, you can say
1:40.6	we just discuss Toad Venom and Frog Sweat.
1:44.9	Anyway, today we're going to listen to two medicine women as we rejoin Shana Holm,
1:51.7	who will be interviewing Ginny Rutherford about ways in which to integrate these jungle medicines into our Western lifestyles.
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