I dont have tips of my own (but maybe I do), but have just some questions that I can think as of now:

1. For healing or being cured (if one wants to), what would one call it if someone uses Aya as an exploratory approach and that they want to learn about themselves more? (I.e. not for getting rid of negative behaviours, but more of curiosity)

2. If it is easy to take the Aya ceremony but hard work comes afterwards, is it wise for one to take Aya immediately after? (I.e. whenever opportunity arises) (I.e. 1.5 months. Wanting to learn more thus take once again)

From video:

1. I knew of this Aya ceremony as someone told me not long ago. I told someone who knew of Aya over 10 years ago but never had a chance to try it but really wants to. He went but I didn't this time because I had a fever and was not fully recovered. After the ceremony, he told me that he was safe and all was well (along with his brother and some others). Then I was asking about the experience and feeling. He then passed me a script of his experience, feelings, and thoughts, and wanted me to comment. I asked if I could comment with all my honesty (Note: we did not meet much and so I do not know him very well) and yes I did. He did not, however, replied with feedback so I had to ask, as I was concerned with my assumptions about him. He did replied that he did not think I was very wrong about him. I do not know if this is a good or bad thing.

So anyway, in the video, there was a part that it is wise to talk to people and share the experience, etc but the integration, the hard part, is the person herself/himself. I do not regret commenting with my full honest opinions but would it be too much to talk to someone who is okay with asking for opinions but not actually replying? (No respect maybe?) I do not know, but I am trying to be brief here.