The Salvia divinorum User's Guide

[jackc]

yeah same heir id like a cutting im in the hunter valley nsw

[linkedin]

I had heard that occasionally you could pick salvia up in nurseries mistakenly taken for mint varieties?? Never been that lucky though

[grabit]

Hey thanks for the link :-)

[Terra Mater]

Salvia is some pretty wow stuff, I absolutely love my visuals. Not something I would reccomend fooling around with though unless you are a pretty 'sane' state of mind. Like sleep dep might trip you up a lil. Hehe

Having said that. I've enjoyed some pretty strong extract that nearly cut my tenuous grasp on reality.

Hehehe, funny feeling that.... Nearly, but not quite fallin' off the edge in to the precipice of one's sub-conscious mind.

 

Very intense, but Gods try not to fight it if you slip in fall! It's best just to go with the flow. Scary thought some times, I know.

I only take roughly 1o minute flights meself.... Then I'm madly attacking a piece of paper with some type of scribble stick.

Yeah. Time to call those lads with the lovely white jackets!

-does a slightly demented shuffle and takes off and mach 1 point 2-

 

Honestly. I'm not crazy. At least, that is what I am TOLD.

 

[Syb3 rm3nt41_%20]

I've tried the extracts, never had any colourful visuals, the greatest effect i experienced was an out of body experience with open eyes ..... disorientating but not colourful or spiritual .... i think the most interesting way to consume salvia divinorum is wads of leaves held in the mouth and slowly chewed over a long period ..... leaves are always chewed in pairs, always an even ammt of leaves in the mouth...... the traditional method of consumption for indians.....

[skrummy]

Awesome guide!!

[xShivaspacetechnologyx]

Great thing about the plant in our climate it grows like a weed once it is established. Plus an easy way to pick it out by eye at nursey is to look for a square shaped stem, can't miss it. Apparently it is the only member of the Salvia family to have this type of stem.

[Frank Reynolds]

Thought square stems were for the Lamiaceae family?

[xShivaspacetechnologyx]

Thought square stems were for the Lamiaceae family?

 

Sorry mate not sure at all. All i know is Lamiaceace family is mint... But i do know that Salvia Divinorum is the only member of the sage/salvia family to have the square stem.

[conch]

How long does the trip last?

I heard its a intense as DMT?