sunshineandsmiles
Sol-Id
The Amazing Human Mongoose had been experimenting, partying, and researching with/about psychedelics for a few years now. And has always been worried about the prospect of prosecution. :?
His friend...that's me ...was also worried, because I have been interested in applied psychiatry, shamanic practise, and alchemical traditions for a long long time. And as such, I was intending to engage in an ayahuasca ceremony with some close friends (we are UK nationals btw).
Being the clever little bookworm that I am...I decided the best thing to do was some research.
DMT (unfortunately) is categorised as a 'Class A' drug (God damn, I hate that word) under the 'Misuse of Drugs Act' (1971).
However...there are no restrictions on the ingredients for ayahuasca (Banisteriopsis caapi, Psychotria viridis, and others). There are also no legal restrictions on the brewing of ayahuasca. There are no legal restrictions on posessing or supplying ayahuasca at all whatsoever. :shock:
The law seems to be against the extraction, posession, and supply of pure DMT and (bizarrely enough) has no interest whatsoever in the restriction of the holy ayahuasca or it's ingredients. :lol:
HUZZAH!!! :d
Having said this...if the holy ayahuasca became a well known and more accessible potion to the indiscreet and foolish...legal issues could arise. So the old phrase, "keep it under your hat", applies here
I look forward to experiencing the magic of ayahuasca, and am so grateful for legal loopholes
Feliz tiempos por las shamanes inglésas :d
His friend...that's me ...was also worried, because I have been interested in applied psychiatry, shamanic practise, and alchemical traditions for a long long time. And as such, I was intending to engage in an ayahuasca ceremony with some close friends (we are UK nationals btw).
Being the clever little bookworm that I am...I decided the best thing to do was some research.
DMT (unfortunately) is categorised as a 'Class A' drug (God damn, I hate that word) under the 'Misuse of Drugs Act' (1971).
However...there are no restrictions on the ingredients for ayahuasca (Banisteriopsis caapi, Psychotria viridis, and others). There are also no legal restrictions on the brewing of ayahuasca. There are no legal restrictions on posessing or supplying ayahuasca at all whatsoever. :shock:
The law seems to be against the extraction, posession, and supply of pure DMT and (bizarrely enough) has no interest whatsoever in the restriction of the holy ayahuasca or it's ingredients. :lol:
HUZZAH!!! :d
Having said this...if the holy ayahuasca became a well known and more accessible potion to the indiscreet and foolish...legal issues could arise. So the old phrase, "keep it under your hat", applies here
I look forward to experiencing the magic of ayahuasca, and am so grateful for legal loopholes
Feliz tiempos por las shamanes inglésas :d