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The amazing human mongoose plans upon partaking of the ayahuasca brew with some close (and trustworthy) friends in a forest near his home. One of which is experienced in the preparation and use of ayahuasca, and most of the others have experienced DMT before. This will be the amazing human mongoose's first experience with the spirit molecule.

Soz Mendblade Din't see you there ^_^ Thanks for your welcome

Having had another look at the 'Misuse of Drugs ACt' (1971) the legality is ambiguous...but nowhere in the act does it mention decoctions of plants containing controlled chemicals. It defines DMT as a controlled substance. The word 'substance' implies tangibility, which cannot be applied to a chemical present within a plant.

Here's what Erowid had to say on the subject concerning UN international law...

[URL unfurl="true"]http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/ayahuasca/ayahuasca_law10.shtml[/URL]

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[QUOTE="sunshineandsmiles, post: 3322117, member: 3946"] The amazing human mongoose plans upon partaking of the ayahuasca brew with some close (and trustworthy) friends in a forest near his home. One of which is experienced in the preparation and use of ayahuasca, and most of the others have experienced DMT before. This will be the amazing human mongoose's first experience with the spirit molecule. Soz Mendblade ;) Din't see you there ^_^ Thanks for your welcome :) Having had another look at the 'Misuse of Drugs ACt' (1971) the legality is ambiguous...but nowhere in the act does it mention decoctions of plants containing controlled chemicals. It defines DMT as a controlled substance. The word 'substance' implies tangibility, which cannot be applied to a chemical present within a plant. Here's what Erowid had to say on the subject concerning UN international law... [URL unfurl="true"]http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/ayahuasca/ayahuasca_law10.shtml[/URL] [/QUOTE]