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| quote = The Vine of the Soul, the Vine of the Dead, the Spirit Vine. ... In Quechua, ''huasca'' means "vine," and ''aya'' means "dead" or "spirit." Ayahuasca is thus "the vine of the soul," the "spirit vine," or the "vine of the dead." | |||
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Classic Psychedelic, Botanical
Ayahuasca
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Summary
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Classic Psychedelic, Botanical
Common uses
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Pharmacology
Purported mechanism
DMT + MAOI (harmine/harmaline); 5-HT2A agonist
“Pendell's corner
The Vine of the Soul, the Vine of the Dead, the Spirit Vine. ... In Quechua, huasca means "vine," and aya means "dead" or "spirit." Ayahuasca is thus "the vine of the soul," the "spirit vine," or the "vine of the dead."
— Dale Pendell, Pharmako/Gnosis, p. 141