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2018 – ASOMASHK, Shipibo Shamanic Organization Founded

asomashk-yarinacocha-declaration

Following the murder of the Shipibo healer Maestra Olivia Arévalo Lomas by a Canadian ayahuasca tourist, a meeting was called in Yarinacocha among practitioners of ancestral medicine. The meeting discussed the problems and issues arising from the international interest in ayahuasca in the region. From the meeting emerged the Asomashk organization – The Union of Onanyabos and Traditional Medicine Practitioners of the Shipibo-Conibo. The Shipibo-Conibo have long been esteemed for their ancestral knowledge and practice with ayahuasca and they are probably the most internationally famous indigenous group that uses ayahuasca.

You can read the Yarinacocha Declaration in which the Asomashk outline their objectives and plans. As noted at the Shipibo-Conibo Center of New York, the declaration calls “for a politically conscious and anti-colonialist set of practices that take into account power differentials, economic inequality and the social reality of Shipibo communities, given the enormous foreign interest in plant medicine.”

References

Shipibo Conibo Center of New York.

Ayahuasca Timeline – Previous and Next (Sample)

2015 – Ayahuasca Shown to Affect the Brain Similar to Meditation
2015 – The Ayahuasca Defense Fund Begins to Support Legal Cases around the Globe
2015 – Groups Begin to Widely Offer Ayahuasca Ceremonies in the United States Despite Illegality
2016 – The Second World Ayahuasca Conference, Acre, Brazil
2018 – ASOMASHK, Shipibo Shamanic Organization Founded
2018 – Sacred Plants in the Americas International Congress
2018 – Ayahuasca Shows Strong and Rapid Antidepressant Effects in Small Study

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