Drug that Aaron Rodgers used saves kids in plane crash
This is quite the story.
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Quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who is now with the New York Jets after having played his entire career up to this point with the Green Bay Packers, became known for making extremely revealing self admissions. His "darkness retreat" was well documented, along with his usage of a secret weapon in his personal arsenal that's helped him continue playing at a high level in the form of a plant-based psychedelic called ayahuasca.
According to the Milwaukee Detox Center, ayahuasca as a tea can make one experience “a dream-like state and hallucinations, making you feel your emotions very intensely”. Additionally, it promotes “a conscious state of mindfulness that lets you examine your thoughts and emotions from the outside".
And if you can believe it, the drug was used by a search team comprised of 70 Indigenous people and 120 military personnel in Columbia locate four children who were involved in a plane crash while on a journey from the Amazonian village of Araracuara to the town of San Jose del Guaviare.
On day 39 of the search, the father of the children named Manuel Ranoque explained that he and the rest of the rescue team drank tea that was laced with the hallucinogenic, known as yagé, and they found the kids, still alive, the next day.
“This is a spiritual world,” he told the Daily Mail. “It is the maximum concentration that is made in our spiritual world as an indigenous people. That was so that the goblin, that cursed devil, would release my children.”
He also explained that an elder from the group declared that the children would be found that day, a prediction which thankfully came to pass.
Rodgers may be an odd individual in some respects, but it looks like he may know what he's doing after all.
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