Haven’t seen anyone post it yet, but on Friday an anon posted this book… I ordered, and got halfway they yesterday. It’s basically documenting how primitive tribes of people access info in their DNA that unlocks knowledge…

Basically it’s an anthropologist exploring the pattern of double serpents (or dragons) in tribal art/folklore maybe representing the double helix of DNA. These tribes use various hallucinogens to access this info, and they claim that the plants themselves revealed their healing properties while on hallucinogens. In the Q picture of WHY, the statue has two dragons paralleled, like DNA double helix. Then he mentions 23andMe. Is this DNA related???

>>1068031

The book basically focuses mostly on Ayahuasca, but also mentions Indonesians use their dreams instead of hallucinogens. The primitive peoples keep reiterating “how else would we gain this knowledge?”

>>1068053

Especially how he mentions that modern science laughs at shamans, but in reality are behind the curve, trying to catch up with their knowledge. In fact, this is usually where big pharma starts- by placing an anthropologist within these communities to learn… then they can synthetically replicate the natural source and put a big fat patent on it.

>>1068092

Ohh definitely have, but not Ayahuasca. Maybe the elites access the same info with their adrenochrome from kids?