Comments on: How Freedom Dies: Salvia Divinorum http://suburra.com/blog/2009/10/06/how-freedom-dies-salvia-divinorum/ Sat, 28 Apr 2012 13:57:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Nordsmetal http://suburra.com/blog/2009/10/06/how-freedom-dies-salvia-divinorum/comment-page-1/#comment-69473 Nordsmetal Wed, 05 Oct 2011 10:45:51 +0000 http://suburra.com/blog/?p=372#comment-69473 Salvia should be legal, one suicide, when only in US 1.8 million people tryed .. it is nothing, much more people commit suicide when they are at normal mental state :D ... and i have not spoke about alcohol, smoking, and other much more addictive, and dangerous things .. Salvia should be legal, one suicide, when only in US 1.8 million people tryed .. it is nothing, much more people commit suicide when they are at normal mental state :D … and i have not spoke about alcohol, smoking, and other much more addictive, and dangerous things ..

]]> By: Bryan Brusseau http://suburra.com/blog/2009/10/06/how-freedom-dies-salvia-divinorum/comment-page-1/#comment-69166 Bryan Brusseau Thu, 16 Dec 2010 06:52:36 +0000 http://suburra.com/blog/?p=372#comment-69166 A rather celebrated Biochemist ( Phd.) turned me on to Salvia Divinorum for the first time, years ago. He is, well, quite fastidious, responsible, and DOES HIS RESEARCH as organic toxicity is concerned. His sheer IQ stuns me frequently. As does this plant... ( stun ). It is dangerous. I do not recommend it. I have done a LOT of it. It has an inverse tolerance, meaning: it takes less and less to blow your consciousness to the edge of an extreme awareness of the Allness. It is an entheogen, not a toy. It should be allowed to contemplative adults, not to Disney kids. It is an instrument, and a gateway. A Shaman's tool. Ancient. The shock of the visceral immersion in an unvarnished vision of the infinite absolute, and eternal reality, can shift your sense of context, and scale in a very disturbing way. Sure, it's a subjective view, purely mine... ( or IS it ? ) The 40X, in the purple box. Brutal. Never do this alone. -NEVER. If you have not experienced relatively "milder" psychedelics such as mushrooms, LSD, or real ecstasy... Or, have not been doing meditation for, maybe, a long-long time... this stuff will leave you shell-shocked. It pulls the mask off of the illusion. Just be careful. Sincerely, -b. A rather celebrated Biochemist ( Phd.) turned me on to Salvia Divinorum for the first time, years ago.

He is, well, quite fastidious, responsible, and DOES HIS RESEARCH as organic toxicity is concerned.

His sheer IQ stuns me frequently.

As does this plant… ( stun ).

It is dangerous. I do not recommend it. I have done a LOT of it. It has an inverse tolerance, meaning: it takes less and less to blow your consciousness to the edge of an extreme awareness of the Allness.

It is an entheogen, not a toy. It should be allowed to contemplative adults, not to Disney kids.

It is an instrument, and a gateway. A Shaman’s tool.

Ancient.

The shock of the visceral immersion in an unvarnished vision of the infinite absolute, and eternal reality, can shift your sense of context, and scale in a very disturbing way.

Sure, it’s a subjective view, purely mine… ( or IS it ? )

The 40X, in the purple box. Brutal.

Never do this alone. -NEVER.

If you have not experienced relatively “milder” psychedelics such as mushrooms, LSD, or real ecstasy…

Or, have not been doing meditation for, maybe, a long-long time…

this stuff will leave you shell-shocked.

It pulls the mask off of the illusion.

Just be careful.

Sincerely,

-b.

]]> By: nisha http://suburra.com/blog/2009/10/06/how-freedom-dies-salvia-divinorum/comment-page-1/#comment-69162 nisha Thu, 30 Sep 2010 20:43:16 +0000 http://suburra.com/blog/?p=372#comment-69162 i think you should put some points on that whay should salvia drug shoud baneed cause some people think you should baneed some people think it shpudnt be baneed i think you should put some points on that whay should salvia drug shoud baneed cause some people think you should baneed some people think it shpudnt be baneed

]]> By: static http://suburra.com/blog/2009/10/06/how-freedom-dies-salvia-divinorum/comment-page-1/#comment-69154 static Fri, 30 Jul 2010 03:31:31 +0000 http://suburra.com/blog/?p=372#comment-69154 I'd just like to say, as far as man knows it is impossible to overdose on salvia. It is also non-addictive because it doesn't make you feel good. The worst that can happen directly from taking too much is blacking out and forgetting the last 20 minutes. Otherwise the only risks are dropping your lighter and starting a fire or running around into the street or off a high ledge. For this reason a sitter is required. Irresponsible people can make any drug look bad and they have been doing so with alcohol for centuries. That should not infringe on the rights of responsible people. I’d just like to say, as far as man knows it is impossible to overdose on salvia. It is also non-addictive because it doesn’t make you feel good. The worst that can happen directly from taking too much is blacking out and forgetting the last 20 minutes. Otherwise the only risks are dropping your lighter and starting a fire or running around into the street or off a high ledge. For this reason a sitter is required. Irresponsible people can make any drug look bad and they have been doing so with alcohol for centuries. That should not infringe on the rights of responsible people.

]]> By: k2 spice http://suburra.com/blog/2009/10/06/how-freedom-dies-salvia-divinorum/comment-page-1/#comment-69153 k2 spice Sat, 24 Jul 2010 04:24:09 +0000 http://suburra.com/blog/?p=372#comment-69153 Our government flips out over plants, yet it seems they are perfectly fine with the FDA approving all sorts of toxins for use in our food. Go figure... Our government flips out over plants, yet it seems they are perfectly fine with the FDA approving all sorts of toxins for use in our food. Go figure…

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