vision work to help us connect where was the path back to the source of the cancer.
The next day, though the patient was exhausted from the cleansing that the ayuwaska induces, I had to spend two hours massaging the breasts to remove large quantities liquid from the dissolved tumors. For the next two weeks daily self administered massages as well as 3 treatments a week with me were needed as the dissolved tumors continued to leave the breasts. When the liquid flow ceased I figured we were ready to move on to the next stage of the treatment.
To commence the next stage of the treatment I had her take an enema and begin a diet in preparation for a liver flush. During this time where she should be resting and dieting she was given several homework assignments on recounting chapters of her life and other emotional practices. Three times during the week we met to discuss the progress and twice ayuvedic treatments were used to extract more liquid. After the liver flush she had two days to rest and prepare for the final week of the treatment.
The final week of the treatment consisted of an Ayuwaska diet. This was really where I was able to help us break down the karmic residue that would result in the same patterns that created the cancer in the first place to continue.
After a month of treatment she had another mammography and to her surprise but not mine the tumors were no longer there. I had known that they had been extracted two weeks earlier but the treatment would be useless without further healing. Further healing was still needed as we finished but I felt a lot more confident in the patient’s renewed faith and desire to be healthy.
Eric Budd (Shiva Mahat) is a certified Yoga Teacher as well as Ayurvedic