Keep in mind that while plants containing DMT are not explicitly illegal in your country, unless your land has explicitly allowed ownership of these plants, but assume that there is a risk of being sued. Their interpretation of the law, however rational and justified, cannot stand the test of a state drug agency committed to protecting the public from a proposed substance. The status of ayahuasca in Costa Rica is not regulated, although DMT is a controlled substance under Law No. 8204 on Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances. There are no specific laws regarding ayahuasca, and so far there have been no legal consequences for people attending ayahuasca retreats in Costa Rica. Hello and a lot about ayahuasca and the spiritual journey that accompanies it, I would like to experiment and feed myself with much more knowledge on the subject and the way of life that should be taken where I can find a community or a shaman I am from the south of Chile any information or contacts, I would appreciate them too franco.solar.montecinos@gmail.com In Brazil, The ritual use of ayahuasca is through the charter of principles of religious Regulated Entities. Hoasca tea users were introduced on November 24, 1991 in Rio Branco and then included in the legislation of Resolution No. 1 of the National Council for Drug Policy (CONAD) of January 25, 2010. [8] [9] The charge is again that ayahuasca is prohibited from containing DMT, and that its delivery constitutes a drug trafficking crime. They formalized it, received their pre-trial detention, which was then replaced by a total house arrest by the Santiago Court of Appeal. The question is, how is this possible? It is true that in our legal system, judgments do not produce binding jurisprudence, but the actions of the Public Prosecutor`s Office are reprehensible: by not appealing the decision of the oral court, they have agreed to do so.
In Peru, the ritual use of ayahuasca is considered central to the development of traditional Amazonian medicine by the Declaration of the Cultural Heritage of the Nation in Resolution No. 836/INC of the National Directorate of 24 June 2008, and therefore the State strives to protect traditional use and its sacredness “by distinguishing it from decontextualized uses, consumer-oriented and for commercial purposes`. [7] Hello, I would love to have ayahuasca. because I am in a process of study and I want to reactivate my third eye, the spiral gland. Por x motivo, fui una parte donde me lo cerraron, y lei, con esa hierva puedo activar de nuevo mi chackra, si sabe de otro datos me puede avisar. Gracia`s karinacalunga@gmail.com Although the legal status of ayahuasca is still unresolved, there are members and participants in ayahuasca centers and institutions who continue their ceremonies in informal networks, and they do not seem to have major concerns with the authorities. Nor does there appear to be a repressive policy targeting groups that use ayahuasca. There are no specific laws banning ayahuasca in Italy, and it was even declared a “non-narcotic substance” in the mid-2000s, meaning you can`t be sued for delivery in the same way as DMT. Seria bueno aclarar que la ayahuasca no es considerara droga y no es dañina, pero se debe estar autorizado por el Instituto de Salud Publica su uso medico, de lo contrario se estaría incurriendo en una practica ilegal de la profesión e internación de sustancia sin resolución aduanera. que también es delito. The use of ayahuasca is widespread in the country and is practiced by highly organized Brazilian religions, indigenous peoples in the Amazon and even urban centers.
There are now several ayahuasca retreats in the country where one can enjoy and consume the beverage in a spiritual environment. People are also allowed to grow the plant ingredients themselves and can use them at home. This means that ayahuasca in Portugal is relatively decriminalized. You can use it for personal healing and possess small amounts – but organizers could go to jail for bringing it into the country or giving it to participants in ceremonies. Germany does not explicitly ban ayahuasca, but DMT is illegal under the Narcotics Act or the German Narcotics Act and is classified as a List I substance. Those who supply, grow or manufacture DMT can be punished criminally by up to five years in prison or even up to 15 years in large quantities. Despite its potential health benefits and importance in many religious practices, ayahuasca is illegal in some countries. This is often because it sometimes contains the psychoactive substance DMT (dimethyltryptamine), which has been classified as a very dangerous drug in the United States and many other countries. Israel does not explicitly mention ayahuasca in its drug laws, but DMT is considered illegal under the Dangerous Drugs Law of 1973. With the importation of plants containing DMT or beverages such as ayahuasca, one can be prosecuted. There are no current bills pushing for the legalization of medical MDMA in Chile.
However, with the United States, Canada, and the European Union legalizing MDMA-assisted therapy in the near future, South American countries, including Chile, could do the same. In June 2019, the city of Oakland, California, in January 2020, the city of Santa Cruz, California, and in September 2020, the city of Ann Arbor, Michigan, decriminalized all “entheogenic” plants, including all natural materials used to make ayahuasca. [26] [27] [28] [29] As of November 2020, more than 76% of Washington D.C. voters The U.S. state of Louisiana has banned the possession of B. caapi vines unless they are grown for ornamental purposes. Always check your local laws before buying ayahuasca plants! Plant medicine was on the radar of media attention because ayahuasca was confiscated by Finnish customs. One case involved a student who was fined €400 for importing two litres of ayahuasca beer. Although there have been legal proceedings regarding the importation of ayahuasca, its legal status will remain uncertain until a case is brought before the Supreme Court. It is also unclear whether Brazilian ayahuasca religions or neo-shamanic practices fall under the religious freedom law.
Also keep in mind that if you are caught with a “legal” amount of ayahuasca, you will always be sent before a non-criminal panel that has the power to force you to attend non-profit or rehabilitation sessions; And they can also revoke your driver`s license and issue fines. Since 2001, there has been a fundamental initiative in Portugal to decriminalize drugs. This decriminalization means that not all drugs in small quantities are technically illegal to possess and consume. Anyone caught with quantities greater than “ten days of personal use” could go to jail, and the sale/trafficking of drugs is still illegal. In Argentina, al igual que en Uruguay, no existe un marco legal específico para el uso ritual de la ayahuasca. In 1971, Argentina acceded to the Vienna Convention by Decree 4589 of the National Executive, which was adopted on 28 September 4589. Law No. 19.303 was adopted in October of the same year. [15] Despite the legal vacuum regarding the ritual application of the ayahuasca decoction and the specific confirmation of 2000[16] and 2010[3] by the United Nations International Narcotics Agency that the facility, its parts and preparations are not under international control, arrests have been made in the country. [17] [18] [Footnote 1] Reality: False.