DOI: 10.11606/d.6.2011.tde-09092011-160114
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O sentido do uso ritual da ayahuasca em trabalho voltado ao tratamento e recuperação da população em situação de rua em São Paulo

Abstract: AgradecimentosAgradeço a tudo que possibilita essa existência, que é bonita de ser vivida, por mais torta e confusa que seja em alguns momentos. À minha família: meu pai José Laurentino, minha mãe Vera, meu padrasto Thompson, minha madrasta Mara, meus irmãos Marcelo, Camila, Luísa e Júlia; avós, tios e primos que propiciaram que eu me desenvolvesse e cuidaram para que isso se efetivasse. Aos meus amigos que dão vida, conforto e sonho, arejam a existência: Igor, Térsio, João, Lucas, Léo, Kleber. À minha linda, … Show more

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“…In this chapter, I focus on the recovery trajectories of persons struggling with substance dependence-ranging from alcohol, tobacco, and antidepressants to crack cocaine and heroin-who find support in overcoming their "addiction" in regular ayahuasca churches or spiritual groups (that is, outside of ayahuasca centers that have developed specific protocols dedicated to helping people with substance dependence). There is an important literature on addiction recovery with ayahuasca (Labate & Cavnar, 2014;Loizaga-Velder & Verres, 2014a;Mabit & Martin, 2007;Mercante, 2013;Ramos Gomes, 2016), but much remains to be investigated, particularly as claims about ayahuasca's efficacy in addiction recovery become more mainstream and new experimental practices are developed in Latin America and beyond. I draw on observations and interviews with ritual experts and participants who give or receive support to those with substance dependence histories within the context of ayahuasca ritual practice.…”
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“…In this chapter, I focus on the recovery trajectories of persons struggling with substance dependence-ranging from alcohol, tobacco, and antidepressants to crack cocaine and heroin-who find support in overcoming their "addiction" in regular ayahuasca churches or spiritual groups (that is, outside of ayahuasca centers that have developed specific protocols dedicated to helping people with substance dependence). There is an important literature on addiction recovery with ayahuasca (Labate & Cavnar, 2014;Loizaga-Velder & Verres, 2014a;Mabit & Martin, 2007;Mercante, 2013;Ramos Gomes, 2016), but much remains to be investigated, particularly as claims about ayahuasca's efficacy in addiction recovery become more mainstream and new experimental practices are developed in Latin America and beyond. I draw on observations and interviews with ritual experts and participants who give or receive support to those with substance dependence histories within the context of ayahuasca ritual practice.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…5 Religião fundada no Acre, na década de 1940 por outro maranhense -Daniel Pereira de Matos -sendo orientada por práticas xamânicas e afro-brasileiras. Informações acerca da "Barquinha" constam em: Araújo (1999), Oliveira (2002), Paskoali (2002), Frenopoulo (2005) Por outro lado, em "unidades dissidentes" 7 averiguamos amplos esforços a favor da cura e do tratamento de infortunados, mesmo os novos grupos situando-se em "posição liminar" no campo religioso 8 (GOMES, 2011;LIRA, 2009LIRA, , 2016MERCANTE, 2013). Deste campo, surge o Centro Ayahuasqueiro Flor de Jasmim (CAFJ); nova irmandade situada em Japaratinga (AL) a desenvolver, desde o ano de 2010 9 , cerimoniais com a ayahuasca ministrada num sistema simbólico orientado por concepções daimistas e umbandistas (Figura 1).…”
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“…Ayahuasca is the nomenclature used to name a tea with a hallucinogenic effect, produced by indigenous culture using two Amazonian plants as raw material, Jagube, also known as Cipó de Mariri (Banisteriopsis Caapi), and the leaves of the Chacrona bush (Psychotria Viridis) (GOMES, 2016). The practice of consecrating the indigenous drink dates back to the pre-colonial Amazon, its use is carried out by several indigenous tribes without a specific date for its beginning.…”
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“…The practice of consecrating the indigenous drink dates back to the pre-colonial Amazon, its use is carried out by several indigenous tribes without a specific date for its beginning. Today it gains media relevance, appearing in large urban centers, both in Brazil and around the globe, as a natural and alternative therapy, these spotlights made ayahuasca the focus of this study (CARVALHO, 2020. GOMES, 2016 For Carvalho (2020), the use of ayahuasca is present in today's society, however the lack of research carried out on the subject cannot elucidate whether it has therapeutic potential.…”
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