cosmic butterfly
Rising Star
hey im taking brew with freebase wondering with this method does one need to wait 15-30 minutes to take dmt after the brew? or can i just drop the dmt in the brew and drink? thnks
I think the whole wait 10 min for the maoi's to kick in isn't needed nor really makes a difference.
obliguhl said:I think the whole wait 10 min for the maoi's to kick in isn't needed nor really makes a difference.
Well, i beg to differ my good man :thumb_up:
If i take it with the brew, i always get a intense but short dmt like experience. If i wait too long, it's mostly caapi and it's hard to "see" anything.
Could be that i'm not taking enough caapi to start with. Perhaps it's just a matter of finding the right balance so it doesn't really matter when you take what.
not sure yet how true but read in a few places best not to drink anything including water at least half an hour before brew and during journey, for stronger visionary effect
Although I personally agree with this its not the case for everyone. I know many people that will enter hyperspace on 60g caapi and dmt. Its very hard to say for each individual. I do like a strong caapi base like 100g min and I usually drink 2-3 times a ceremony. But some people go for hours on half a cup. 100g or more could be way too much for certain people systems.chocobeastie said:I'd recommend taking it 40 minutes after taking the caapi. That really gives time for the caapi to kick in.
If you are going to combine, or take at the same time, you would want to be using a whole lot of caapi, like 80-150g of strong vine. If you take 40-50 grams of Caapi it will just not work.
It just depends on where and who you have ceremony with in the Amazon areas. Some healers seem to be using more vine because the price of chacruna is sky rocketing and the plant is harder and harder to find these days. The popularity of on line sales of chacruna has seriously effected its sustainability.chocobeastie said:Most people seem pretty good on 100g, many people I know in the west even consider that quite low. In the Amazon, the brews are often much vine heavier than that (I would not know the exact weights though) and people deal with it. I myself have found many amazonian brews just too vine heavy, to the point where you just cannot really walk for 12 hours after ingestion!
olympus mon said:It just depends on where and who you have ceremony with in the Amazon areas. Some healers seem to be using more vine because the price of chacruna is sky rocketing and the plant is harder and harder to find these days. The popularity of on line sales of chacruna has seriously effected its sustainability.
The popular dose in many healing centers is 50g vine to 50g chacruna. Healers would prefer people to drink more times rather than have multiple freak-outs on the ceremony that can be quite distracting and snowballs through the group. Ive seen it a few times and it sucks.
I think it depends on what area your discussing and who you get your information from regarding chacruna harvesting. The men I knew described it as such. 10 years ago he would walk out of town by the road connecting them to the forest and harvest chacruna by the dirt road side. The next year they were having to walk into the forest. The next year 15 min walk into the tree line. The following year close to an hour.cosmic butterfly said:interesting, i remembre hearing i think from a graham hancock interview or lecture that the popularity of aya was substantially improving its sustainability by mass planting, guess wasnt aware demand now more than supply which cant b good.
, sry no idea which interview/lecture it is from n wrong of me to name drop without it, seems as time goes by the demand is only going to get bigger, so hopefully the effort to grow more n preserve gets bigger to keep sustainable as well with all plants n trees of the amazon