Title: Campana Ayahuasca
Size: 80x60cm
Technique: Acrylic on canvas.
 
Description:
Several types of ayahuasca exist in the Amazon. These vines extend to the infinity of the universe, winding through multiple colors, including green, known as the Ayahuasca Bell, a color that shines in this visionary work of art.
 
The Arkanas are protective spirits of the shaman and the magical Ayahuasca vine, and are represented as people, animals, and plants.
 
In this work of art, in the lower right corner, we can see the face of the visionary master shaman along with her protectors, known as arkanas, represented as Runin, Macaw, and Jaguar.
 
This visionary master shaman is called "Sinchi Muscui Huarmi," which means "Strong Woman." This master shaman practices the science of healing and is much more powerful than a male shaman, as spirits are more acute with women than with men, as women contain the egg that can fertilize a being. While this is not the case with men, a woman can more easily defeat witches and sorcerers. Her Arkanas, which are always at her side, are perfectly capable of hypnotizing and can neutralize the Icarus of enemies and paralyze any harm.
 
In this session, the master shaman, through her concentration and power, can attract trees, plants, bushes, plant parasites, waterfalls, and all kinds of animals, such as birds, snakes, and others, in a spiritual way, as can be seen throughout the work. Thus, the physical practically disappears; only the spiritual is perceived. In this way, the vibratory waves of ayahuasca appear, surrounding the master shaman, where one feels a very high concentration, almost like a spirit and not a physical being with ailments and mental disorders. All physicality is left aside and one feels like a superhuman, full of knowledge, wisdom, and intelligence, with the intention of living not for centuries, but forever. At this moment, the person greatly appreciates and values ​​life, because they see that each one fully fulfills its function. It is a very beautiful and righteous thing to see plants fulfilling their function of generating healing forces and nourishing oxygen to preserve living beings on planet Earth, where physical life is a vital resource.
 
In the upper right corner, one sees the face of a woman named "Chuya Huarmi," which means "Clean Woman." This woman is an expert in the use of floral aromas. She represents the invisible force of life present in all forms of the universe. In these free-flowing circles, as they accumulate, abundant and lasting health is produced, embodying the art of healing chronic illnesses.
 
The flower seen in the lower center of the work carries perfumes that symbolize the reproductive organs, as each petal represents: root, leaf, flower, fruit, and seed, and this works through the spirit, which in turn acts through the mind. It is necessary to better understand the knowledge that ayahuasca gives us, restructuring the mind to incorporate the new knowledge that the sacred plant offers us without becoming obstinate in what it teaches and shows us.
 
Everything is valid in life; you just have to know how to use it at the right time and place.