MultiDimensionalTherapy
Rising Star
hello nexians! i hope this is the right place to post, since im talking about an analoge, and not aya itself, but there isnt any more specific area for this method of preparation and ingestion for Jurema.
so, im making my first jurema brew.
I soaked 50 gr in minimal amount of water, let it sit for a few days, separated water. Then I made 3 brews at 100º celsius with only a few drops of lemon, saved the 3 brews together and filtered with t-shirt.
My intention is to mix this small amount (less than 100ml) with the recuded brew.
I reduced the brew to 700 ml, then reduced the heat to 60º celsius and added a cup of water with gelatin for tannin removal. the gelatin wasnt completely dissolved, but it melted right away as it touched the warm brew. the brew became cloudy and after a bit it was looking like a pinkish coffee with milk. i filter and move everything to a big cup, checked the PH with some litmus, and it was around 4, and finally put it in the fridge overnight.
today, the brew looks a little bit lighter and more translucid, but has the same creamy pink color. I noticed that some sedimentation is still floating around.
So now im searching for some light about how to proceed before further reducing this magic to 2 cups.
I have read about 24gr of gelatin used for 50g of root. I used way less then that since i dont want to change the brew so much, I would drink it just plain brew, but my partner has a very sensitive stomach, and i want her to have a nice experience.
so, is this small quantity enough, or is that why all the gunk is still not precipitated in the bottom?
does heat/cold help in the process?
and is the white coloration gelatin contamination? how to completely remove it?
from my studies i know that many afro-brasiian religions that use Jurema, that they add some spices in the preparation. But they prepare Jurema as a wine with only cold soaks. Is it viable to use some tchai spices for this kind of brew? (like cinnamon, anise, clove and ginger)
And the final question:
Sirian Rue HCL salts, or 25:1 Red Caapi Resin? how much to have a good powerfull experience?
thank you!
so, im making my first jurema brew.
I soaked 50 gr in minimal amount of water, let it sit for a few days, separated water. Then I made 3 brews at 100º celsius with only a few drops of lemon, saved the 3 brews together and filtered with t-shirt.
My intention is to mix this small amount (less than 100ml) with the recuded brew.
I reduced the brew to 700 ml, then reduced the heat to 60º celsius and added a cup of water with gelatin for tannin removal. the gelatin wasnt completely dissolved, but it melted right away as it touched the warm brew. the brew became cloudy and after a bit it was looking like a pinkish coffee with milk. i filter and move everything to a big cup, checked the PH with some litmus, and it was around 4, and finally put it in the fridge overnight.
today, the brew looks a little bit lighter and more translucid, but has the same creamy pink color. I noticed that some sedimentation is still floating around.
So now im searching for some light about how to proceed before further reducing this magic to 2 cups.
I have read about 24gr of gelatin used for 50g of root. I used way less then that since i dont want to change the brew so much, I would drink it just plain brew, but my partner has a very sensitive stomach, and i want her to have a nice experience.
so, is this small quantity enough, or is that why all the gunk is still not precipitated in the bottom?
does heat/cold help in the process?
and is the white coloration gelatin contamination? how to completely remove it?
from my studies i know that many afro-brasiian religions that use Jurema, that they add some spices in the preparation. But they prepare Jurema as a wine with only cold soaks. Is it viable to use some tchai spices for this kind of brew? (like cinnamon, anise, clove and ginger)
And the final question:
Sirian Rue HCL salts, or 25:1 Red Caapi Resin? how much to have a good powerfull experience?
thank you!
and this ayahuasca cups are even harder for me to drink than this jurema milkshake