Seven Nights with Ayahuasca: A graphic account of heaven and hell, and the bizarre infinity in between, (Paperback)

from m00kus

The author didn't lie about that the book is graphic. In the beginning it was harsh, but more and more into the book I started to love his style. He writes down his experiences so well that I can feel I am there with him. I also love about his work that he is not trying to be spiritual or involve...

from Clancy.Coonradt

There is so much to say about this book, or rather written testimony. Firstly, it is not for children or the faint of heart. Certain portions can be incredibly graphic; at times so much so that the reader nearly feels the sensations, pains, and ecstasies that the author had. As for the writing st...

from WallyR

One Hell of a Wild Ride Nicholas Floyd's Seven Nights with Ayahuasca is an excellent 'primer' for those who have always wondered what to expect should they ever find the courage to experience ayahuasca. "Should I, or shouldn't I?" The book is a factual, 'blow-by-blow', no-holds-barred account of ...

from m00kus

The author didn't lie about that the book is graphic. In the beginning it was harsh, but more and more into the book I started to love his style. He writes down his experiences so well that I can feel I am there with him. I also love about his work that he is not trying to be spiritual or involve...

from Clancy.Coonradt

There is so much to say about this book, or rather written testimony. Firstly, it is not for children or the faint of heart. Certain portions can be incredibly graphic; at times so much so that the reader nearly feels the sensations, pains, and ecstasies that the author had. As for the writing st...