... keeping himself from happiness, "he knew he was now fighting a losing battle- (208). He wasn't fighting them; he was fighting himself in not sharing the love and life of his son and his family. He realized that they were happy even if he chose not to be a part of them because they had eachother. But Okeke had no one left to ... . He tried to seek an answer somewhere else because he thought someone else can fix it for him. And their conclusion to this was "Have you thought of consulting a native doctor about your son?- (206). But there was nothing to fix. Just because he is living a diffe...

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... , headhunting, etc. Finally the father of the boy would ask with great sincerity, "Will you give me your daughter to join my family as though she were my own? My son wishes to marry her. Though the girl's father had been waiting for a boy's father to come, he would act confused, if though it were the first time he had considered ... each others deaths. We saw where we would go, how we would shapeshift out of this human life. I can personally attest to the incredible power of these journeys." Ayahuasca is a native vine to the Amazon, the Shuar and countless tribes have used it for its hea...

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