They go best together really.
I'm a bit more traditional. Plant relationships are similar to human relationships. You can have many friends, but only one partner. The trust and connection you develop over many years grows into something special. While plants are tools, they're alive and have a spirit. To truly create a healthy relationship takes a lot of dedication and respect. Each of them is so deep that a lifetime may not be enough to become skillful. The main premise, though, is love, and they all align well with it.They go best together really.

I have just one experience of eating liberty caps on top of rue and a Phalaris brachystachys brew. I definitely saw the potential. But I must say, whatever I add on top of rue + DMT, it seems to offer a unique and amazing synergy.They go best together really.

My boss had to tell me to tone down what I tell students about this kind of thing, among other things, because it can be considered "advanced practice," especially when done with more intention like in ceremony, as opposed to a show.You're so bold, guys. I feel it's a very high level of work to mix different plant medicines.
Not completely accurate. That happened when it was still legal there, and apparently it was due to the difficulty of obtaining the plants in the cities. According to https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/2cb/2cb_article1.shtml3 tribes in Africa have now switched to 2c-b because they prefer it to the local plants available
One of the most interesting developments on the local scene in regard to Nexus is that this compound is the active ingredient of a medicine called Ubulawu Nomathotholo (a Xhosa phrase which roughly translates as `Medicine of the Singing Ancestors'). Up until recently, Ubulawu Nomathotholo was available at various African herbal shops where it was sold as an aid in traditional healing.
According to the written information inside the pack: `Ubulawu Nomathotholo opens the mind to messages, visions and dreams from the Ancestral spirits. This makes it an excellent medicine for use by African traditional healers during intlombe, xhentsa, vumisa, divining, healing and thwasa treatment.' Ubulawu Nomathotholo is marketed by a Lesotho-based company called Inkwazi, but according to a spokesman for the company, Mr Solomon Daba, because of the banning in South Africa of their medicine's active ingredient, it is no longer being sold in the Republic.
`This is a great pity,' said Mr Daba. `The problem that many sangomas in South Africa are faced with is that because they live in the townships, far away from the countryside, they are unable to get hold of many of the plants and herbs used in divining, initiation ceremonies and healing. Ubulawu Nomathotholo is a very safe and effective alternative to some of the traditional plant drugs that affect the mind, but which many sangomas in the cities now find impossible to get hold of.
Thanks for clearing that up! It was hard to find much info on it after a brief look. I didn't realize it's nickname was "nexus" eitherNot completely accurate. That happened when it was still legal there, and apparently it was due to the difficulty of obtaining the plants in the cities. According to https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/2cb/2cb_article1.shtml
Yeah that's why I had some lil caveats there. I do feel that it's important yo have a strong relationship and understanding to each individual plant and/or molecule that's added to the party. This ain't one of them shindigs where everyone and their mom can come.Just to make it clear, I am not an advocate of mixing things outside the context of serious, intimate alliance of each medicine, and really knowing what you are doing by mixing them. Of course, people experiment all the time and it has positive sides to it.
Rue is a plant that calls for mixing other things, but only if it is with full respect and awareness. DMT, psilocybin, salvinorin a, and tropanes synergize very well with it. Some things may appear interesting or appealing, but (either) is dangerous and/or blocks the rue instead of potentiating it (e.g., 5-MeO-DMT, or cacti). Among the less popular, non psychedelic things that I have found to synergize is vervain. Each synergy has its own intricate fields of study, both in the way the combination is made, and also in the effects it brings. So yeah, mix if you want, but don't go crazy.
Must be all the melatonin getting piped into 6-MeO-harman and 5-MeO-DMT synthesis in your doctor megabrainPost was created while completely baked on strawberries.
Have a strawberry fink.This digression was wonderful, I appreciate it, thank you!