don't know if anyone has taken notice or not, but i was just poking through the "memberlist" link and apparenty the majority of members on this site joined in the past 3 weeks. Is that strange? I myself only joined in June of this year. Is that simply testament to the high quality of this site? or did everyone decide to extract demetri this summer? Maybe I am unfamiliar with how the site works...perhaps peoples accounts get erased if left inactive? If not, the spike in membership is interesting. Anyway, it got me, and my pet beetle, thinking. It's nice that those of us in the states can order MHRB with relative ease, but how long before that is no longer possible? If my pet beetle can extract nearly pure spice with virtually no training, that means most people can do it...which is great news, to be sure. But y'all have seen how the heat came down on Salvia. How will those of us interested in sustaining this lifestyle manage to do it? It's nice to live in Australia with acacias around, but what about the urban dwellers and others without easy access to the right ingredients? My pet beetle started his quest for the spice by planting phalaris grass everywhere, it's super easy to take care of, but it's a pain in the arse to work with. However, the evergrowing popularity of spice gives me pause...it might be worth it to try again with phalaris, just in case it becomes to difficult to acquire mhrb...i dont wanna get all radiohead about it, but the world is getting a trickier to navigate. Maybe I'm still reeling from what my beetle tells me about his spice experiences...but it's such a power, and with that comes serious responsibility.Personally, I'm much more vigilant now about the who what where and when. There is the obvious flispside though, that is: perhaps increased awareness of experiences like these will be a catalyst for positive change in the world. I pray that's the case, and that we can outrun some doomsday fascist future. Until then, my beetle waters the phalaris.... Y'all are the shit. Keep going (on the down lo, tho). respectfully habib
) cheers H
As for the grasses, my pet beetle keeps phalaris plants in multiple places, but has had less than stellar results extracting spice from them. The reason for that being he was using Quantum Tantra's tek every time he tried to extract, and he would end up with some nasty emulsions. He got discouraged with the process, but in light of the new quickteks, has had renewed interest in extraction procedures. He successfully worked MHRB a few times now, and is anxious to try again with the grass. He,too, has read about the undesirables that come along with the spice from phalaris, but will try an extraction soon anyway, and I will post his results for sure. The grass is so damn easy to cultivate, he wishes for a way to make it work. more on this soon H
? 2) to be good meme replicators and tell everybody who we deem to be not-detrimental to meme-health \
/ ? 3) to do neither, just watch from the sidelines, and let the thing spin? 8) Or what? I realise that spilling the spice could conceivably (sadly) start/contribute to some huge idiotic orwellian dystopia not only in this context but also in terms of the general psychedelic/ or else just mess things up for us But...I want my partner to know dmt. I think a few of my friends would love to know it. And even then... SECRET HYPERSPACE CULT!! Wooo! Like the illuminati...sort of...maybe not...