Visionary themes in your blends?

[Dorge]

I've noticed there is a very constant theme to each Changa blend swim makes, as far as the visionary experience is involved.
Birds are a very prevalent theme. Swim mostly works with birds and feathers in ceremonies. But even strangers who swims not met get bird visions. Swim mostly works with the same vine. But when he adds other cultivars those blends end up with different phenomena occurring, different themes in every smoker. Swim ttys to work this out. Stormbreaker for example was made to draw out depressive patterns and repattern them to be happier. It works with the four winds and each person who smokes it knowing or not it's theme and name/intention gets amazing experiences with the wind. And feel
Refreshed and happy after words. Having identified spurces of their problems. I think much of this has to donwithnthw intent andaddmixtures in making it.

This is hogwash to a sceptic and um not here to debate wether these phenomena are real or what have you.
From a vegetalismo practice these phenomena are very real and frequent.
It is my goal to shape a nuevo cueanderismo practioner called
The changallero!

 

[۩]

Consciousness and psychedelic use both have shown me directly that what you look at prior to a journey will play a huge role on the visions thereof.
It makes sense if you want to perform a specific experience to have corresponding visual input.

This is a similar principal people use when working with yantras in meditation.

 

[Dorge]

thats true and it can be utilized in sponsored of ways. But not all do these people are looking at those things nor are seeds planted cognitively in other ways in some cases.
Regardless my goal is not to find out why this happens or find an explanation but to chart the phenomena.
has any one else noticed this phenomena?

 

[Librarian]

Sounds interesting. So what you are saying in a sense is mental associations about a specific changa batch has an impact on experience ?
Theoretically then you can create any mental association for a bunch of diff changa. Fire changa, ice changa, earth changa. You can get really creative. Happiness changa, melancholy changa, newbie-blend, dream changa. Etc.

 

[SHroomtroll]

My last batch i made by puting my 1l botles with mimosa mix in boiling water before pulling with hot heptane, this made alot of fats come along and the result was very redish crystals,

I melted this down on some mint leaveswith less harmalas than i usually use.

So far me and 3friends have tried it and at low doses it´s very visual and forgiving but the threshold between that effect and a mind melting breakthrough is very close.

So far i have only had very hard experiences while breaking through on this batch, same for my friends, it really kicks our ass.


I will try to smoke some of it tonight after drinking some caapi brew and maybe i will even ad some freebase harmalas if it doesnt loosen up from oral caapi.

 

[Dorge]

Sounds interesting. So what you are saying in a sense is mental associations about a specific changa batch has an impact on experience ?
Theoretically then you can create any mental association for a bunch of diff changa. Fire changa, ice changa, earth changa. You can get really creative. Happiness changa, melancholy changa, newbie-blend, dream changa. Etc.

Kinda like that, I think the whole point of the Changa plant additives revolve around creating sort of themes as well. If you believe in homeopathic medicine or vibrational Medicine as with flower essences ect you get energetic atunation with your blends based on the same principles. What better way to work with energetic medicine then with something that enhances consciousness so that we are aware of those energies. I use crystal essences, and will focus on specific animals and such while preparing a batch and will also focus on the magical as well as medicinal plant associations I use in a batch to create a theme. This is very much how traditional vegetalismo shamanry works! The result is that people have common themes in their sessions with specific blends that are worked with often for a certain reason.