Description
Salvia Divinorum
Salvia Divinorum is also known as Sage of the Diviners. You’ll also find it spoken about on forums as Sally D, Magic Mint, Diviners Sage, and even Maria Pastora. But all these names meltdown to one thing: it’s a psychoactive plant from Mexico. It’s been known as psychoactive for centuries, especially by Central American civilizations such as the Mazatecs.
How Potent Is Salvia?
You may well be surprised to find that Salvia is mostly legal in the USA when I tell you that its main psychoactive compound, Salvinorin A, is not only unique, but it’s also one of the most potent natural psychoactive substances available.
How To Take Salvia
Originally, salvia was chewed. It’s also sometimes boiled and drunk as a warm, or cold, tea.
However, it’s difficult to get the potency needed for true psychedelic experiences that way. So what the Shamen and original users found, was that if you use large quantities of leaves, you could boil it down into a concentrate, a raising, that could then be dried out, powdered, and consumed to generate a far more potent form of Salvia.
The Effects Of Salvia
Of course, if you’re looking for the best effects of Salvia, you need to know where to buy Salvias that have the potency you need.
To give you an idea of the range of effects you could specifically be induced by smoking salvia:
- Extreme shifts in shape, light, and color
- Visual and auditory hallucinations of intense strength
- Altered perception of time in reality
- Rapidly shifting emotions
- Complete out of body experience
- Laughter and euphoria
- Incomprehensible language
