The spiritual learning and healing center Soul Quest Ayahuasca Church of Mother Earth provides guests with new hope for healing using ayahuasca retreats. They approach psychedelic therapy in a professional and psychotherapeutic way, and have helped thousands of guests from across the globe.

The beliefs of the members of the Soul Quest Ayahuasca Church of Mother Earth believe that each and every guest is on their own unique path that requires different levels of healing. They celebrate the Spirit in their retreats and welcome all people regardless of faith, religion, or other beliefs. They encourage an overall transformation with the help of ayahuasca, helping improve the lives of guests.

While nobody knows what the future of psychedelics looks like, the outlook is promising. With ayahuasca retreats gaining popularity and providing healing powers, these alternative methods are supporting improved living in many.

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Soul Quest Ayahuasca Church of Mother Earth History

In 2018, Soul Quest Ayahuasca Church of Mother Earth was investigated after one of their members died after consuming ayahuasca on one of their retreats. According to police reports, a male member of their congregation began to have what appeared to be a seizure. The shaman directed other members to provide him with a “sugar tea” to (ostensibly) help him. It apparently took 35 minutes to make the tea. And another 30 to administer it. In total, they didn’t call for paramedics until three hours after the man’s issues began. But when they finally did call 911 it was too late. He later died at the hospital.

According to reports, the man had consumed ayahuasca on five previous occasions. It is unclear what caused him to pass away during this retreat.

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The Soul Quest Ayahuasca Church of Mother Earth have had only one complaint to the Better Business Bureau in the last 12 months. But we recommend doing more research before joining or attending this congregation. After hearing the 911 call there did not appear to be a sense of urgency to help the man who suffering from a seizure. No charges have been filed, but it appears that he would have had a much better chance of surviving if they had called paramedics immediately. At least that’s what we would have wanted if we were in the victim’s position.

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