Members of the previous forum can retrieve their temporary password here, (login and check your PM).

Reply to thread

Message

NEN wrote.
if there is any major development in the access by many to dmt, i would say it's to be found in Noman's tek, and the the people who made M. tenuiflora (hostillis) available in the states and europe..here now was a reasonably sustainable source of dmt...and the people who did, and continue to develop Phalaris are the next step ahead in trying to address this ..
the state of mhrb,? root bark kills trees Nen!
how is that even remotly suustainable?

and saying that,!
yes i think education, and study of phalaris has the potential to be a major game changer globaly.!
but i also think that in the short to medium time frame, this could be offset, by some people offering acuminata phylodes to the larger community.
as they have with mhrb.

and thankyou Nen for your respect on these issues,
and i fully respect your work and the work of outhers, in this extrmely complicated and complex issue that we are all facing , as the war on so called drugs is shifting gears globaly.

PEACEOUT.

WATTLEFOREVA

OM MANI PADME HUM

<blockquote data-quote="acacaya" data-source="post: 3810876" data-attributes="member: 36300">NEN wrote.if there is any major development in the access by many to dmt, i would say it&#039;s to be found in Noman&#039;s tek, and the the people who made M. tenuiflora (hostillis) available in the states and europe..here now was a reasonably sustainable source of dmt...and the people who did, and continue to develop Phalaris are the next step ahead in trying to address this ..the state of mhrb,? root bark kills trees Nen!how is that even remotly suustainable?and saying that,!yes i think education, and study of phalaris has the potential to be a major game changer globaly.!but i also think that in the short to medium time frame, this could be offset, by some people offering acuminata phylodes to the larger community.as they have with mhrb.and thankyou Nen for your respect on these issues,and i fully respect your work and the work of outhers, in this extrmely complicated and complex issue that we are all facing , as the war on so called drugs is shifting gears globaly.PEACEOUT.WATTLEFOREVAOM MANI PADME HUM</blockquote>

[QUOTE="acacaya, post: 3810876, member: 36300"] NEN wrote. if there is any major development in the access by many to dmt, i would say it's to be found in Noman's tek, and the the people who made M. tenuiflora (hostillis) available in the states and europe..here now was a reasonably sustainable source of dmt...and the people who did, and continue to develop Phalaris are the next step ahead in trying to address this .. the state of mhrb,? root bark kills trees Nen! how is that even remotly suustainable? and saying that,! yes i think education, and study of phalaris has the potential to be a major game changer globaly.! but i also think that in the short to medium time frame, this could be offset, by some people offering acuminata phylodes to the larger community. as they have with mhrb. and thankyou Nen for your respect on these issues, and i fully respect your work and the work of outhers, in this extrmely complicated and complex issue that we are all facing , as the war on so called drugs is shifting gears globaly. PEACEOUT. WATTLEFOREVA OM MANI PADME HUM [/QUOTE]