Full spectrum or purity, what's your preference?

[Vaast]

Greetings Nexians

This question was inspired by a current thread and a few people's preferences to different types of spice. I have always worked with many types of plants and for me, developing a relationship with the plants I use for healing has always been important. So I guess I prefer the full spectrum experience. Maybe also because my ayahuasca ceremonies involve at least 15g of chaliponga and up to 200g ceilo vine... Quite the full plant experience! Kinda how I like my spice. So is it that pure n, n DMT feeling you love, or is it that full spectrum, full plant experience in spice that you're after?

 

[Global]

For me, I like the purity of n,n. I run contrary to a lot of folks here in that even when we're talking about adding harmalas, a lot of the time I still like to go pure (without harmalas). The pure DMT experience has a certain aesthetic to it that is very crystal clear and concise. It's something about the aesthetic that just calls to me in a different way than when other alkaloids are in the mix, though that's not to say I'm completely discarding full spectrum experiences or combinations, just that I have a certain preference when it comes to pure n,n DMT.

 

[BecometheOther]

I very much prefer to use changa over pure freebase. And it does have a more organic motherly feel to it. I will always make my spice into some form of changa,

 

[alert]

It depends on the plant and intake method.

If I want to smoalk some freebase, I generally prefer a pure crystalline product.

If I want to take pharma, I generally also use extracted caapi alkaloids and a pure crystalline DMT.

If I decide to take ayahuasca though, obviously I'm interested in the full plant experience.

I generally save full/broad spectrum extracts for changa.

 

[Vaast]

Awesome! Thanks guys! Love to learn what other peeps prefer!

 

[G]

I'm all about the red jungle spice. The onset is more slow, and the visions have a very dark, mystical, and well.. Jungle vibration to them.