Inclined to contribute

[geko]

I've been researching psychedelics for 26 years and member here since 2011, but my interest has been on other entheogens and I haven't posted here. I recently started to work with Mimosa and several other species of DMT containing plants and would love to be able to contribute actively in the forums which are not beginner-only. I am not exactly sure how this works, and will appreciate some info in this regard. I am very comfortable with extractions of a complex nature, and although I realize that basically everything about DMT extractions has been beaten to death by now, i have a tendency (and sometimes a little talent) to devise new approaches. I think that I will be able to contribute a little to this wonderful community.

Also, I'm living in a Central American jungle right now and very interesting info is coming from local indigenous people.

Anyway, warm regards to everyone!

 

[MelCat]

I voted for your promotion, hopefully others will chime in too.

In the meantime, it wouldn't hurt to offer up some of these interesting things from the locals you speak of. It feels a bit like coercion but not really. I definitely understand your eagerness to participate though, being a member since 2011. There are protocols however and they are there for a reason.

Anyways, you know how it goes.


Welcome to the Nexus and I look forward to reading your contributions.

 

[Cosmic Spore]

member here since 2011...
Also, I'm living in a Central American jungle right now and very interesting info is coming from local indigenous people.

Hello geko, and welcome. You may decide to also join Share The Seeds - Index an entheogenic seed-sharing site.

Good to have you here 8)

 

[Earthwalker]

26 yrs Experiance and a member since 011 got my vote !

 

[oversoul1919]

Thanks, and welcome, geko!

 

[geko]

Thanks a lot for the support guys! I find the nexus very meaningful, and I hope we can simplify the procedures even further. I will share all I know. I am sure there are much more experienced people here, but I usually approach things a little differently so there may be still some benefit.