Ayahuasca Podcast with Sam Believ
Jun 17, 2026 · 1 hr 8 min · 18 segments
In this episode of the Ayahuasca Podcast, the host connects with Carlos Tanner. Carlos is the founder and director of the Ayahuasca Foundation, an organization he established in 2009 after moving to…
Carlos TannerGuest
Sam BelievHost
I mean, the research, it's kind of hard to really see the effect of it, like in the short term, but in the long term, you know, it creates those waves and more and more people find out about it.

um understood by society and like you know our society science is very important it's like unless you have a study then it's like it's almost it's not real and yeah all the people you're mentioning simon i interviewed them episode 105 uh wayfang episode 110 and i actually scheduled to interview nige so i only met nige in person he was here with um with the MMA retreat.

But could you have said no, right? Or like, you know, that the feeling sometimes in our lives can be so strong that we feel like if we don't say yes to it, then we may regret it for the rest of our lives.

And did you make the decision to love that person or to fall in love with them? Or did it kind of fall into you and you became aware of it? And I think that's where we're always at.

Do thoughts come, just show up, and then we give them our attention and choose what to act on? Where do they come from? Where does an idea come from? And in this tradition, especially because of the nature of relationship to spirit, There's a lot of consideration that perhaps ideas are being seeded in us, if you will, like they're being planted in us by a higher intelligent or a being that has an agenda that we don't know the totality of.

I do feel that I'm like a cell in the body of the earth as a cell that I have in my body of which I have trillions of cells.


I feel like I also like have a cellular level consciousness when in relation to the consciousness of the earth.

I mean, the research, it's kind of hard to really see the effect of it, like in the short term, but in the long term, you know, it creates those waves and more and more people find out about it.

um understood by society and like you know our society science is very important it's like unless you have a study then it's like it's almost it's not real and yeah all the people you're mentioning simon i interviewed them episode 105 uh wayfang episode 110 and i actually scheduled to interview nige so i only met nige in person he was here with um with the MMA retreat.

But could you have said no, right? Or like, you know, that the feeling sometimes in our lives can be so strong that we feel like if we don't say yes to it, then we may regret it for the rest of our lives.

And did you make the decision to love that person or to fall in love with them? Or did it kind of fall into you and you became aware of it? And I think that's where we're always at.

Do thoughts come, just show up, and then we give them our attention and choose what to act on? Where do they come from? Where does an idea come from? And in this tradition, especially because of the nature of relationship to spirit, There's a lot of consideration that perhaps ideas are being seeded in us, if you will, like they're being planted in us by a higher intelligent or a being that has an agenda that we don't know the totality of.

I do feel that I'm like a cell in the body of the earth as a cell that I have in my body of which I have trillions of cells.


I feel like I also like have a cellular level consciousness when in relation to the consciousness of the earth.
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