yeah, i should have figured that there would be a corner for something like this. just like me to jump in and try to extract the info i am looking for......sorry....what a great community of dreamers and artists, chemists and psyconauts.
l suppose i learned about dmt listening to terrence mckenna and looking thru the psilocybin lens. I was offered "deemsters" at a festival a few yrs back, and being the skeptik i am, turned it down, probably afraid it had poisonous residue from an extraction i did not yet understand. ran into a friend i hadn't seen in a while, who had been using a stb, and getting crystals. immediately, i got online and found this site.
I really like to know where plants are grown, the history of shamanic use, and how certain alkaloids are extracted.
I am in awe at how there has been a break away from aromatic hydrocarbons, and petorchemical extractions, to food grade, and safe 'kitchen' extractions, in just this past year!
a huge CONGRATS to those who have helped this to transpire; you know who you are, and i love you. wow.
now, what i would really like is to find some local plant sources in an effort to lessen the impact on rainforest communities. kinda like: "hey, are those dreams 'Fair Trade'"?
i am looking forward to sharing.
peas
l suppose i learned about dmt listening to terrence mckenna and looking thru the psilocybin lens. I was offered "deemsters" at a festival a few yrs back, and being the skeptik i am, turned it down, probably afraid it had poisonous residue from an extraction i did not yet understand. ran into a friend i hadn't seen in a while, who had been using a stb, and getting crystals. immediately, i got online and found this site.
I really like to know where plants are grown, the history of shamanic use, and how certain alkaloids are extracted.
I am in awe at how there has been a break away from aromatic hydrocarbons, and petorchemical extractions, to food grade, and safe 'kitchen' extractions, in just this past year!
a huge CONGRATS to those who have helped this to transpire; you know who you are, and i love you. wow.
now, what i would really like is to find some local plant sources in an effort to lessen the impact on rainforest communities. kinda like: "hey, are those dreams 'Fair Trade'"?
i am looking forward to sharing.
peas
