An Awesome Ayahuasca Talk

Dear Readers,

I highly recommend the interview with Richard Meech about the recently released film Vine of the Soul: Ayahuasca

His use of Spirit and direct channels through this sacred herb and his filmaking are priceless and this comes across with you speak with this man. I was truly empressed with the way he is a role model for healers and artists as a filmaker and moreso as a human being.

Honored to call Mr Richard Meech my friend.

Sincerely,

Trevahr Ryan Hughes

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