UDV in New Mexico

[Dwhitty76]

Mind-altering tea drinkers brew US planning row

Amazonian plants used to make a psychedelic tea and a scion of a family which once ran one of the world's largest distillers are stirring up a storm.

www.mg.co.za

 

[DOS]

Very interesting article. This probably gives enough incentive for Atheist spice users to join a religion. :lol: All we have to do is say it is our religious right to drink Ayahuasca, and we're on our way to new rights! I wonder if there are any churches like that in California? Thanks for the link, Dwhitty76!

 

[Dwhitty76]

Very interesting article. This probably gives enough incentive for Atheist spice users to join a religion. :lol:

Funny stuff !! I just poked fun at my atheist co-worker, who'm swim recently turned onto to spice.

I don't know where the churches are, but i know there's a bunch of "underground" tribal ceremonies in the pacific north west.

 

[DOS]

Very interesting article. This probably gives enough incentive for Atheist spice users to join a religion. :lol:

Funny stuff !! I just poked fun at my atheist co-worker, who'm swim recently turned onto to spice.

I don't know where the churches are, but i know there's a bunch of "underground" tribal ceremonies in the pacific north west.

I'd hope your co-worker has a good sense of humor.:d Hmmn, maybe SWIM should start one in his town hehe. There's another thread somewhere on the Nexus with a link to an interview of the leader of a huasca drinking church in Oregon I think.