Date: 31 August 2026
Salvia dose: 2,000 mg (2.0 g)
Salvia divinorum leaf powder
Route: Oral
Method: Salvine Tek V02.00
Observation period: ~4 hours
The
Salvia divinorum leaves were powdered using a blender. Approximately
20 g of dried Salvia divinorum leaves were placed in the blender. The author describes this approach as follows:
“Blending a larger quantity creates a more homogenized material in terms of potency. I tend to blend ~20g at a time to homogenize material.”
Before taking the lecithin, I consecrated the materials. I raised a sacred space using divine names until I felt an energetic wall surrounding me. At the same time, I filled myself with the energy of the name as a means of empowering myself for the subsequent evocation ritual. This process took approximately 15 minutes.
I then proceeded to call upon an infernal entity using specific summoning chants, spending approximately another 15 minutes on this process. Once I perceived a clear energetic presence, I offered the entity red sandalwood incense and asked it to devour all negative energy from the newly purchased 200 g bag of lecithin, as I had not previously smudged it.
After approximately 45–60 seconds, I asked the chthonic entity to infuse its consciousness, power, energy, and essence into the 20 g
Salvia divinorum. This was intended to serve two purposes:
- Increase the entheogenic effects of the plant.
- Strengthen the connection between the entity and the sorcerer.
After making this request, I placed a small amount of bio-ethanol into a bowl and ignited it as an offering.
This consecration ritual was given to me when my friend was channeling a different entity for an unrelated purpose. The entity itself suggested this procedure. Rather than
Salvia divinorum, harmala was the plant specifically mentioned during that experience.
I took
2,000 mg of Salvia divinorum leaf powder, placed it into a cup, and added a small amount of water to form a blob. I divided the blob approximately into thirds, scooped one portion with a teaspoon, and placed it on my tongue. I then took a medium-sized sip of water.
The administration protocol was as follows:
- 1 × 1,000 mg lecithin
- 30-minute wait
- 1 × 1,000 mg lecithin
- 30-minute wait
- 2,000 mg Salvia divinorum leaf powder + 100 mL water
- Followed by 500 mL water
- 150-minute wait
- 1 × 1,000 mg lecithin
The final 1,000 mg lecithin dose was experimental and was intended to determine whether an additional dose of lecithin would produce a substantial increase in the effects. It did not.
Total lecithin: 3,000 mg
Total Salvia divinorum powder: 2,000 mg
Total water: 600 mL
No ethanol, EVOO, or bile salts were used.
The
2,000 mg dose produced more pronounced effects than those observed during the previous experiments.
The first noticeable energetic effects appeared at approximately the
1-hour mark. At both approximately 1.5 and 2 hours, I noticed the energetic sensations continuing to increase in intensity.
As with the previous 500 mg and 1,000 mg experiments, I experienced
no CEVs. The effects nevertheless remained primarily characterized by
energetic and bodily sensations, rather than developing into a strong or sustained psychedelic experience.
I periodically closed my eyes during the observation period to assess whether closed-eye visuals (CEVs) were present.
No CEVs were observed.
This was the third consecutive
Salvia divinorum experiment, with the three experiments taking place on consecutive days.
The developer of the Salvine Tek advised me to wait
at least three days between uses. Despite this recommendation, I had considered taking the 2,000 mg dose only one day after the previous experiment. I have now decided to wait
at least seven days before conducting the next experiment. The previous two experiments were performed using
1,200 mg lecithin capsules, whereas this third experiment used
soy lecithin powder.
The
2,000 mg dose produced more pronounced effects than the previous 500 mg and 1,000 mg doses.
The most notable difference was the occurrence of
longer periods of pronounced energetic sensation, which became particularly noticeable approximately
1 hour after ingestion. The experiment therefore suggests an increase in observable effects relative to the previous trials.
However, the experience remained primarily characterized by
energetic and bodily sensations rather than a strong, sustained psychedelic state.
At this point, I am not satisfied with the results. The author of the Salvine Tek reports experiencing pronounced effects at 2,000 mg, whereas I have not experienced even a slight indication of the effects described at that dose. I am uncertain whether the consecutive-day dosing could have contributed to the relatively weak results, although I currently doubt that this alone explains the discrepancy.
My main concern is that I may ultimately require substantially more plant material perhaps
6 g or more to achieve the desired effects. This raises another concern: according to the Salvine Tek dosage descriptions,
2.0 g is already associated with a potentially long and strong experience involving strong body effects, intense CEVs, loss of normal spatial and temporal perception, confusing reality distortions, possible paranoia, and residual cognitive effects the following day.
Because the methodology of this particular tek is experimental, it is also possible that the same quantity of plant material could produce substantially stronger effects in a future experiment due to variations in potency, preparation, individual response, or other uncontrolled factors.
