Salvia Divinorium

Salvia divinorium is a psychoactive plant, a member of the sage genus. The plant is grown by the Mazatec indigenous people of the Oaxaca mountains in isolated, moist and secret plots. It has been used by their shamans for centuries for healing during spirit journeys. The active chemical, Salvinorin A (there are also B and C forms), is unique in that it is an agonist of neuroreceptors largely ignored by other known drugs. It is extremely powerful, but controllable.

A small dose clears the mind and impairs coordination and is useful for meditation or simply being in the world. A large dose may demonstrate that the four dimensional space-time continuum is a wet paint job. Consciousness is retained until the very highest doses, but body control, awareness of externalities, and individual personality disappear at modest ones.

The molecule is a structure of oxygen, hydrogen and carbon. Its presence in the body is not detectable by current drug tests. It appears not to habituate. In fact some experience a reverse tolerance where less is more. A Texas congressman has recently introduced a bill in the House to schedule Salvia and add one more criminal state of consciousness to the list. As of this writing, it remains legal and can be purchased via the web. Best taken as a vapor using a very small quantity of leaf through a vaporizer, but only if content of leaf is known and accurately weighed. Otherwise, it may be smoked in a pipe - three strong hits, held as long as possible within three minutes. Use a torch lighter. Or extract may be taken sublingually. This drug is not to party or socialize or get high. It is a very powerful tool for exploration of spiritual elsewhere and elsewhen.

Unlike other sages, Salvia divinorium produces very few seeds and the seeds it does produce seldom sprout. It appears to have very little histocompatibility variation, so the pollen from a plant genetically identical to the style fails to reach the ovule. It is propagated by cuttings and by falling over and growing new roots.

Salvia Divinorium

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