Why Salvia experiences are so alien

[gigaschatten]

I got the answer and it's simple. She communicated it to me when I was chewing her: The reason Sage experiences are so strange and alien simply is, that it's a plant soul you're dealing with.

 

['Coatl]

Sounds about right...

 

[adrian89987]

Hell yea I think you're completely right.

The only way I've been able to think t describe it is that my consciousness has been replaced with a different consciousness 'operating system' of sorts.

 

[40oztofreedom]

That makes more sense than I ever thought it could have.

It really explains why whenever I take salvia tinctures I always feel "at one" with nature and have some (alien) feeling. Almost as if I'm sympathetic for the nature around me.

Wow.

 

[acolon_5]

I got the answer and it's simple. She communicated it to me when I was chewing her: The reason Sage experiences are so strange and alien simply is, that it's a plant soul you're dealing with.

Yes, the same holds true for Aya. Even Mimosa extracted spice is part of the spirit of Mimosa. Chemicals and Spirits are not a 100% exclusive.

 

[Noman]

Yes plant consciousness is chemical and when we eat them, we are converting their chemical consciousness into energy to fuel our electric consciousness.

 

[Reborn]

Intersting concept Noman.
Nearly impossible to prove, but very interesting.

 

[Noman]

Eh, it's just information that was conveyed to me in the same way as the OP describes.
For me to believe it would be faith I guess.

 

[benzyme]

indeed

for me, the alien-ness of the experience is attributed to kappas, which like sigmas, are downright otherworldly. some NMDA antagonists like dizocilpine are also very strange experiences. while I have the utmost respect for plants, and even believe to some extent that they possess some sort of spiritual energy, I don't think their effects result from it. synthetic compounds may give similar effects