I know someone who drank it evey day for a month at a womens ceremony in south America and she said everything just becomes like everyday life- I guess it means the buzz just mellows and you live in the world of the plant in your system...
You would be just fine. Also, there would be no tolerance to fight. Beautiful. Like Dancing til Dawn, I know people who, quite literally, sometimes for months at a time, drink it daily. They swear by it. I know one woman who swears her youth, health and good looks are all thanks to daily doses ayahuasca and organic oranges.
I look forward to the day I can incorporate it into my life like that ... Maybe for a season, that would be lush. I would have to be in pretty sweet surroundings first, buzzing around a city would be interesting but not much fun after awhile.
Please, when you do tell us how it goes if your not tripping your balls off I might one day too, looks nice.
I'm gonna order some mimosa hostillis powder online on friday, I already have syrian rue. I've already done it once, it was amazing, complete bliss. although it was during the day and in my friend's car. this time I'm gonna do it by myself inside my room, when my mom goes to sleep. and I'm definitely gonna give trip reports
Fucking LOL! Sure, why not?!? DMT is pure magic! Seriously - and this can start another thread expansion/break - most guys are deeply freaked out by the appearance of their dicks while tripping on DMT. Go figure!
why not invite your mom in the room with you? why not the entire family? what are you shooting for? sensory depravation? no sounds, no light, just all internal? if thats what your going for id say stick it to your room. maybe go out side,? go camping for 3 days? your mother is going to be an influance on your trip and your state of mind, a distraction, as a computer would be, a tv. now remember its called a "trip" take a trip. break outside of your everyday element. you sit in your room, sleep in your room, wake up in your room. why trip in your room? go take a trip just my suggestion.
