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RITUAL USE OF PLANTS IN THE TREATMENT OF DRUG ADDICTION IN THE TAKIWASI CENTER

González-Mariscal J.M.; López-Legaria U.J.; Horák M. · Medicina Naturista (2022)

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In this case study, the different rituals that are carried out in the Takiwasi Center for the use of plants as part of the therapeutic intervention protocol for the treatment of addictions are described. Participant observation has been performed during the longitudinal field work, as well as a review of the scientific literature and collection of personal testimonies from participants. It was possible to distinguish four main categories of rituals and conclude that ritual is of fundamental importance, affecting the effects of plants. In this context, the role of the healer is crucial, because he not only administers plants in a ritual way, but also influences the effects and transmits knowledge.