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It's a powerful, hallucinogenic drug which has been used by Amazonian tribes for centuries.
Yet ayahuasca's use isn't just confined to shamanistic rituals deep in the jungles of Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador — or young Western travellers experimenting while they journey through South America.
Celebrities and the middle classes are also fans of the psychedelic brew, which can make users vomit during their quest for 'spiritual enlightenment'.
Prince Harry earlier this year opened up about his own experience with ayahuasca, with the Duke of Sussex claiming it 'changed me' and describing it as 'cleaning the windscreen' of his troubled mind.
Now Ben Goldsmith, the son of late billionaire tycoon Sir James, has detailed his own visions on ayahuasca.
Now Ben Goldsmith, the son of late billionaire tycoon Sir James, has detailed his own incident with ayahuasca.
The millionaire financier, 42, heartbreakingly revealed to The Sunday Times that he saw his late daughter, Iris, again while on the drug. She was just 15 when she lost her life in a tragic buggy accident. Pictured together
Ben told how he witnessed a showreel of her life, from a 'tiny baby gazing with sky-blue eyes up at a 23-year-old me' to hearing her 'infectious giggle'.
Pictured, Iris
The millionaire financier, 42, heartbreakingly revealed to The that he saw his late daughter, Iris, again while on the drug.
She was just 15 when she lost her life in a tragic buggy accident.
Ben told how he witnessed a showreel of her life, from a 'tiny baby gazing with sky-blue eyes up at a 23-year-old me' to hearing her 'infectious giggle'.
His encounter has, once again, shone the spotlight on to ayahuasca — and its darker side.
Presenter Bruce Parry, famous for making eye-opening documentaries in remote parts of the world, has been partly credited with 'bringing ayahuasca to the middle classes'.
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