Is it really worth it?

I wouldn't recomend salvia. I found it interesting but ultimately unpleasant. Doing a second and third time, I remember thinking, "why am I doing this again?" right as I take the hit because it just feels bad. You would be much better off with mushrooms. They are a true religious experience, leave you feeling wonderful for days.

 

salvia is something to experience, but you may not look to doing it again.

I havent had any bad trips, its more just feelings of discomfort sometimes.

 

Dont do it man. I tired salvia for the first time last year when i was 15. I thought i was a garden hose in front of a suburban house for 20 years. It felt like a lifetime had passed and when i got back my friends said it had only been 5 minutes

 

yeah, sometimes it does feel like a lifetime passes, and when you come back you forget having ever been a human being and everything associated with it. also, the sensation of being one entity essentially split in two, is hard to come to terms with on the comeback as well. on the takeoff it can feel like your getting ripped in half or something, or like a book being opened up, or a butterfly spreading its wings, with the wings being one entity when closed, but splitting into two separate entities when they open up. so when you come back to your body its hard to remember how to have your two entities work in synch to move your body as a single. thats why you should try it though, to experience reality for yourself. go nike all over that salvia and just do it already.

 

The only thing salvia really taught me is what it is like to know true terror.

 

What if I am actually Ron Jeremy on a salvia trip right now?

 

intense? yes.
difficult? yes.
worth it? so totally yes.

yet it may not open its doors to you the first time or the next seeral times, I daresay this is because it checks initially how much of the multiverse reality you can handle.

I tried it more than five times. yet I fell completely in it for just two times; in the first of these I was an old street in EVERY sense. I have seen & felt the running feet of the children playing ball on me, the steps of people hurrying through me, and then, a very old woman (resembling a gypsy) looked out of her window and told me some things that was sadly in a language I could not understand.

in the second one; I lost all ties to my identity, then humanity and finally to existence; as I fell back rapidly in time through a vortex, billions and billions of years ago. I did not exist. truly horrifying experience; not existing.

yet very VERY mind expanding.

I love lady salvia

 

Just shows EXACTLY how literally you take things.

Dude, there is more than what meets the eye, and untill you have tripped you will not understand, esp. with how spiritually evolved you are at the moment (not much.), I think you need a little glimpse of true reality via San Pedro or Mushroom.

 

That is exacly why you SHOULD try it. It can be too intense if you are immature though. (As most 15 year olds are, no offence, I am 15 anyway.)
It is only for those who seek to understand what it is like to be an inanimate object, so that you can appreciate even the most simple of things, like a garden hose.

 

Salvia can be way just as good and better than mushrooms if you can handle it, not everybody can.

 

true. I even think that mushrooms and/or lsd should be a stepping stone up to salvia. although I have experienced many wonders (some of them even "divine") from shrooms and acid, I think of salvia divinorum as something above. I haven't tried dmt but none of the substances I tried took me so integrally to another dimension.

my sincere thanks to lady salvia, being a street is interesting. being absolutely nothing is also interesting. I look to the thing called reality far different now.

with some patience, salvia teaches one to handle more. and more. of the "so called" reality. well she literally mocks the very idea of reality in fact

shine on.