Some reports on Trinity retreats in Peru are appearing on social media, including the Facebook page "Ayahuasca Healings are NOT legal". Customers are unhappy. The retreat was badly run, Trinity argued with his partner, some customers feel financially ripped off.
Supporters of Trinity continue to insist that we critics are the problem, that we are persecuting Trinity, that our negativity is to blame.
Also a participant in the first retreat held in Washington state reports that they felt like they were watching a destructive group being created, they saw narcissistic red flags, participants were told to "stop trying to be like leaders and act like followers" as they were physically pushed around. I wonder if this was a version of what Trinity has learned at large group awareness trainings, like Peak Potentials.
Supporters of Trinity continue to insist that we critics are the problem, that we are persecuting Trinity, that our negativity is to blame.
Also a participant in the first retreat held in Washington state reports that they felt like they were watching a destructive group being created, they saw narcissistic red flags, participants were told to "stop trying to be like leaders and act like followers" as they were physically pushed around. I wonder if this was a version of what Trinity has learned at large group awareness trainings, like Peak Potentials.