logos2012 said:Well the question is would you rather have used things that have been used to burn skin and eyballs to create or would you rather use two ingreedients that have either been used to raise the ph in a swimming pool and or get drunk...?
I think it is a good thing overall that the majority of people don't see this bad energy from the chems that influences the final result.logos2012 said:And then one might see how the harsh energy of the chems used might influence the final result. He almost thinks that all your swis should use olive oil as a solvent. Used to anoint peoples heads. Sorry he likes to drop a bit of knowledge when he's smoked some weed.
Infundibulum said:I think it is a good thing overall that the majority of people don't see this bad energy from the chems that influences the final result.logos2012 said:And then one might see how the harsh energy of the chems used might influence the final result. He almost thinks that all your swis should use olive oil as a solvent. Used to anoint peoples heads. Sorry he likes to drop a bit of knowledge when he's smoked some weed.
Because simply such a thing doesn't exist.
agreed! These chemicals are damn useful. Just cause they can be dangerous if misused (which just about everything can be) doesn't mean they have a *harsh energy* per se. I suppose this is all in the head of the respective chemist using them. Personally I enjoy working with chemicals, even with the strong ones like lye or HCl - so long as I have gloves and goggles I feel comfortable. To me there is a certain magic especially in those... you see, it's all in the headInfundibulum said:I think it is a good thing overall that the majority of people don't see this bad energy from the chems that influences the final result.logos2012 said:And then one might see how the harsh energy of the chems used might influence the final result. He almost thinks that all your swis should use olive oil as a solvent. Used to anoint peoples heads. Sorry he likes to drop a bit of knowledge when he's smoked some weed.
Because simply such a thing doesn't exist.
Owsley also thinks all vegetables are toxic, so... Just sayin'.Shaolin said:Actually :d
"Owsley was convinced that the vibe at the time of synthesis had a direct correlation to the type of trip that particular batch would produce".
Don't underestimated the Juju !
narmz said:I think if you can use lime or sodium carb instead of lye and get the same results, that's good, cause you don't have to deal with the possibility of major accidents, and the bi-products you toss out aren't as imbalancing to natural systems as a heavily concentrated lye solution would be. The idea that the solution to pollution is dilution is bunk, and has been for ages. Just the comfort in knowing that no lye will be found in the end product is worth the extra work for some. I find it hard to believe that this tek would produce dmt that is not heavily lye contaminated. You're basically trying to crystallize out of a solution of lye, some of the solvent medium will be incorporated within the crystal matrix, potentially lye, especially with all the plant oils and fats mucking with it all.
There is a reason folks like to separate using a non-polar, it's so that they don't end up with a contaminated product, from both oils and bases.
Couldn't you also redissolve your final product in vinegar and then go the acetate to freebase via heat route? No additional chems needed other than vinegar and it would neutralize any lye while keeping the tek simple. The only downside is you would lose any pretty crystals for waxier freebase...but that's only aesthetic.endlessness said:As for dmt lye contamination, yes, but if you do a hot water wash with proper shaking, I would say that any significant lye contamination will be eliminated (plus remember lye wont vaporize at lighter temperature, but anyways it wouldnt be there if you clean it up properly). All in theory of course I havent tested yet, but that sounds to me like how it would play out. Maybe someone disagrees and im open to changing my mind if someone puts good arguments against this
narmz said:I'm not saying lye is bad to use, i'm saying it would make obvious sense to use lime or sodium carb if a method were found to make them as or nearly as effective. There is a certain niftiness in doing an extraction without more nastier chems like lye or naptha. It's just cool, like a home-baked lovely loaf a bread. You can stress the importance of using chems safely and that's important, but you can also stress the importance of making smart choices about what chems to use. Unless you got a decked out lab, chances are that potential accidents could be more trouble than their worth with certain chems, and it's good to evaluate that based on your situation i think.
SnozzleBerry said:Couldn't you also redissolve your final product in vinegar and then go the acetate to freebase via heat route? No additional chems needed other than vinegar and it would neutralize any lye while keeping the tek simple. The only downside is you would lose any pretty crystals for waxier freebase...but that's only aesthetic.endlessness said:As for dmt lye contamination, yes, but if you do a hot water wash with proper shaking, I would say that any significant lye contamination will be eliminated (plus remember lye wont vaporize at lighter temperature, but anyways it wouldnt be there if you clean it up properly). All in theory of course I havent tested yet, but that sounds to me like how it would play out. Maybe someone disagrees and im open to changing my mind if someone puts good arguments against this
Evening Glory said:Owsley also thinks all vegetables are toxic, so... Just sayin'.Shaolin said:Actually :d
"Owsley was convinced that the vibe at the time of synthesis had a direct correlation to the type of trip that particular batch would produce".
Don't underestimated the Juju !
Shaolin said:Evening Glory said:Owsley also thinks all vegetables are toxic, so... Just sayin'.Shaolin said:Actually :d
"Owsley was convinced that the vibe at the time of synthesis had a direct correlation to the type of trip that particular batch would produce".
Don't underestimated the Juju !
Owsley has a point, so... Just sayin'
My intention was not to make Owsley's words a fact but I find it interesting that a LSD chemist (although he says he's a cook) holds those beliefs.
endlessness said:KOH is also pretty caustic and it could hurt you bad too without propper precautions (for example if a solution with it drops in your eyes.