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The purpose of this article is to investigate the nature of spontane- ous mental imagery that people experienced after ritualistically ingesting Ayahuasca. The combination of ingestion of Daime and the participation in a ceremony appear to reliably promote the occurrence of spontaneous mental imageries, referred as miracoes, which were considered as a process of per- ception, the moment when different entities (physical body, thoughts, feel- ings, culture, emotions, mind, soul, spiritual space, etc.) become connected within consciousness. Miracoes are believed to take place in a non-physical - although very objective - "spiritual space," which is believed to the shared by participants in the ceremonies. The spiritual space is immaterial and multi- dimensional, precluding, nesting and informing the material world. The spiri- tual space is perceived as original, generating dispositions, intentions, and meanings, and as containing within it the physical and psychological levels of existence. The exploration of that space during a ceremony was considered a process of spiritual development.

The Objectivity of Spiritual Experiences: Spontaneous Mental Imagery and the Spiritual Space