Jake1 wrote: » So where does one get it, not that I want to try it, but is it something you'd get from dealers or in a head shop? I imagine it would be difficult to find if illegal, unlike Salvia??
darkmaster2 wrote: » It's quite easy to extract from the natural plant material, it's against the charter here to go into any detail but a google search will reveal all.
Daithi 1 wrote: » Oh and apparently if you eat a bannana while on Ayahuasca you'll die.
suicide_circus wrote: » There is no way of describing a full on salvia or dmt trip to someone who hasn't experienced it, no fücking way. It is so far beyond....everything, there are no words. It's like waking up, dying and being told the meaning of life all at the same moment....ego destroyed, mind blown.
kjl wrote: » Have you heard about this chemical, Dimethyltryptamine or DMT for short. It is produced in your pineal gland and they think it might be responsible for dreaming. It's also a class A narcotic and considered to be one of the worlds strongest hallucinogenic. This chemical is found in every living organism, both plant and animal and can be extracted. It is either smoked or drank in a tea called ayahuasca. Users describe the trip as being taken out of this dimension and visiting another one where you are guided by aliens. The whole trip lasts about 7 min and when you are back in this dimension the memory of the trip fades very quickly. There is a great documentary called DMT the spirit molecule which has scientists and users talking about it. I suppose my question to you guys is why is this illegal if technically you are in possession of it now and why has nobody heard about it, if there is this drug that lets you explore another dimension and communicate with aliens why are more people not talking about it?
seven_eleven wrote: » It sounds interesting, and yet terrifying. Id like to experience it but to be honest I see myself having terrible reactions to it. Seeing as simple weed makes me piss sweat, puke, and nearly collapse with feeling sick. Every damn time
GTDolanator wrote: » Is DMT similar to 2Cb? 2cB Is crazy......
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Daithi 1 wrote: » This is a new Graham Hancock talk at TEDx that's well worth a listen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WaeMyC86Dw
Aspiring wrote: » Saw this on Youtube last week really interesting. On a slightly off topic note, anybody know if salvia is still legal in Ireland, finding conflicting information online
My name is URL wrote: » That twat Harney brought in blanket legislation which banned ALL psychoactive substances, so yeah Salvia is illegal. Everything is illegal unless stated otherwise in the following document.http://www.oireachtas.ie/documents/bills28/bills/2010/3410/34a10s.pdf
My name is URL wrote: » That twat Harney brought in blanket legislation which banned ALL psychoactive substances, so yeah Salvia is illegal.
ScumLord wrote: » I thought salvia got over looked? I remember that being one of the only drugs they had left on the shelves after the ban.
Aspiring wrote: » See this is what I mean nobody seems to be sure :rolleyes:, this gets my hopes up tho hoping to get some for the summer and didn't want any hassle ordering it in.