my first salvia trip

whats wrong with saying pot



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sorry:&

 

thats true...but i wouldnt wanna call my reefer something like...mung...



"hey man, you wanna go out back and smoke some mung?!?!"


"no...i think im alright..."

 

mung

ahaha

 

Why yes, you are a beautiful creature. =)

 

I guess you guys are right


I'm gonna try to find a good mung pusher


Mung sounds so well to my ears

 

Schwank is my word for it. But salvia is crazier than any amount of schwank. when i did it i was outside, but then i started having insane hallucinations. i was now in a different reality, i was in this small industrial rusty room, and i knew that nothing existed outside of it. inside, i saw an evil train conductor who held a glass, the contents of which were the entire universe. he said "last stop" and poured the universe down the drain. it was very apocalyptic, and i think ive been listening to too much godspeed you black emperor for my own good, but it was fun in reterospect, although terrifying at the time. it was all so abstract too, what i just said was my best attempt of putting what i saw into words (which also leads me to believe that no language can ever express the human soul, and as long as we speak in language, we will always be strangers). try it for a spiritual experiance. do not try it to kill time or have a blast. its a serious drug, and it demands a serious outlook. lets not forget that this was a sacred plant to the mayans.

 

I gladly don't miss my days of marjoon pushing.

 

I don't like salvia that much. Sometimes it is okay, but I prefer lsd anyday.

 

yeah, that's definitely what i want to do next time
because i realize that i found something divine about the feeling
and i want to know more about it.
call me curiously agnostic

 

I am a devout agnostic actually. i believe my mind is too small to know even the smallest fraction of the truth, but it is that endless search for bits and peices of eternity that makes our existance worthwhile.

 

You're right that salvia should be used for spiritual experiences.

Salvia is sacred; actually, all plants are sacred and have special things to teach us. Most Native Americans (who maintain their heritage) feel that to use any plant drug for recreational purposes is disrespectful to that particular plan'ts medicine.

We are weak in contrast to the power of plants. They have the power to uplift and to destroy. Anyone who employs their use should be cautious.

 

Exactly. I also think its wonderful when studying my ancient Germanic ancestors to note that they felt trees were the most sacred things on the planet. The world itself was a great tree, and thats why when the missionaries began their genocidal purges of Northern Europe, they cut down all of the sacred trees, symbolic of them cutting down ancient beliefs with iron and malice. On a festive note, thats why we have Christmas tree's. Christmas was origionally an ancient Germanic celebration of nature and the season called the Yule. It was stolen by the Christians, but many traditions stayed the same, including the sacred tree (which now comes in plastic!).


Happy Yuletide, everybody.

 

I had my first salivia trip tonight. It was crazy. I don't remember much except being a part of a factory assembly line. It was a red peg one, and the line was going to make a person out of the pegs that were going around in a circle on this track. I never could get to be part of the stuck together with another peg though. I also drooled a lot. =x