The Ayahuasca Visions of Pablo Amaringo

This book is a "must read" for anyone on the medicine path. Not only is there a wealth of information, but the images are stunning...full of power and beauty. There is so much to look at and absorb in this book, I have the feeling that I will be looking through it for years to come and still find new things in the artwork. As I get lost in these pages I am filled with gratitude for the people who realized the importance of this work and brought it to fruition.

Through reading "Supernatural" - Graham Hancock & "Brotherhood of the Screaming Abyss"- Dennis McKenna, I'm familiar with the name Pablo Amaringo.But other than that, I knew very little about the man other than his odd, yet beautiful way of painting. This book does a great job of highlighting Pablo's life story and through his words, understanding each of his paintings.I know a good deal about Ayahuasca, but I've never learned much about it through an indigenous voice. If you're interested by Ayahuasca or DMT, I suggest giving this book a try. Very easy to read...

I found this book fascinating. Paintings of shaman's visions on ayahuasca with explanations.

Pablo Amaringo with his beautiful sweet spirit and this amazing spirit art, lets us know that there is so much more to heaven and earth that many could not even imagine, so grateful for this beautiful book, blessing to my life, grace giving gratitude and love for this work.

This book is very rich, not only with excellent prints of the art but also well written history and explanation of each piece of art written by authors who knew the artists intimately.

I just received my copy of this book, so I can't go into an in depth review.In short, this is an incredible book. The paintings are beautiful beyond description and the stories told unveil the magic and mystery of the life and genius of Maestro Pablo.Thank you, Howard and Peter for this astounding work.

Pablo started a whole field of ayahausca vision painting. The images in here are among the best. Though Pablo is gone and his school appears to have disbanded, a new style has established itself. The number of tourists going to Iquitos is proof that this shamanic culture has taken hold.

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