The lecithin obtainable from wholefood shops in my area comes in the form of granules. These are quite soft so they can easily be crushed up or just vigorously mixed into the paste. I was using them with the straight essential oils so I just used enough to absorb the oil, about half to one teaspoon's worth.

It's yet another factor for possible experimentation and a bit of lecithin is generally acknowledged as a good thing.

Sudden thought: IIRC, nuts contain a not insignificant amount of lecithin themselves, so it might unnecessary to go to the trouble of finding lecithin if following the space paste recipe - nonetheless, comparative experiments may still be worthwhile.

When the lecithin-based experiments took place, I didn't have easy (immediate) access to nuts let alone the actual space paste recipe, but I did have some lecithin with me so it seemed like a good idea at the time.

I just reviewed a document compiled from 69Ron's oilahuasca notes which I've uploaded here. Somewhere in his writings, 69Ron mentioned using lecithin but to me it seems an obvious idea if using oils.

EDIT: Oilman, I just re-read the attached document and will acknowledge here that some of the content is your own input. 69Ron and others have also been copied, pasted and edited into this, which is the 0.0 version of my "Oilahuasca Notes" in development. Credit will be attributed where appropriate , on request.