Salvia divinorum is an extraordinary herb used in shamanism, divination, healing, meditation, and the exploration of consciousness.
It should always be used in a thoughtful, intelligent manner, and only by responsible adults that are of sound mind and clear intent.
The extract is 20 times the strength of leaves, therefore reducing the amount needed to consume, to acheive desired affects.
Though its psychoactive properties have been known to the Mexican Mazatec Indians for ages, it was relatively recent that the plant drew the attention of Western ethnobotanists, and even more recent (the early 90's) that its active component, salvinorin A, was isolated. Salvinorin A turned out to be the strongest natural hallucinogen known to man.
In recent years salvia has become increasingly popular amongst explorers of nonordinary states of consciousness. Because salvia enjoyed a legal status for years, researchers had the opportunity to study the mechanisms of its effects and possible therapeutic applications.
Research:-
- There are several ways to administer Salvia Divinorum. Modern users of Salvia Divinorum often either smoke dried leaves in a regular pipe or water pipe (to cool the smoke).
- Chewing is also a popular method of using the plant; however, this must be done with care since it is believed that the active ingredient in Salvia Divinorum is deactivated when it enters the digestive system.Chewers will hold the plant for as long as possible in the mouth in order to absorb the maximum amount of Salvia into the bloodstream. This method does require more of the plant for consumption, but is also considered to provide the strongest and most long-lasting effects.
- Salvia Divinorum is starting to get attention as an herb that can have an impact on a stunning array of diseases. Researchers are starting to take a look at this Mexican herb from the mint family that can help both patients of cardiovascular disease and cancer patients. Potential cure in Alzheimer’s disease, AIDs, alcohol addiction, chronic pain, schizophrenia, and insomnia. Since it is considered to be generally not habitual it may be a source of safe and non-addictive antidepressants, analgesics and anesthetics. Chinese herbalists have used Salvia to treat and prevent heart disease.
Effects:-
Some psychedelic effects have been reported with the use of Salvia Divinorum. Some of these effects, while somewhat subjective, have been described as consisting of:
- Intense recall of past memories
- Uncontrollable laughter
- Trancelike introspection
It has shown to create a state of self-reflection in its users; it aids in the retrieval of childhood memories; and it creates a mental state that allows psychotherapists access to often difficult-to-reach areas of the psyche. Studies indicate that Salvia Divinorum is both non-toxic and non-addictive, and can have some benefits in psychotherapy as well.
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"The purpose of these sacraments is to purify, and to open the road. When it opens,
it's as clear as the blue sky, and the stars at night are as bright as suns."
—Aurelia Aurora Catarino (Mazatec shaman)
