Ayahuasca, DMT and UFOs
Some Important Iconographical Motifs: Space-ships The spaceship motif has an important place in Pablo's visions. As we saw earlier, when the curandera who cured his sister gave him ayahuasca, Pablo saw a huge flying saucer making a tremendous noise that made him panic (Vision 7). Don Manuel Amaringo, Pablo's older brother, has a similar story. He told me - with tears in his eyes - that the main icaro he employed to cure many people he learned from a fairy called Altos Cielos Nieves Tenebrosas, who came in a blue spaceship: She asked me: "Do you want to listen to my song?" In spite of the frequency with which Pablo depicts spaceships, he is sparse in his commentary about them. A similar idea has been reported by German anthropologist Angelika Gebhart-Sayer. On several occasions Gebhart-Sayer herself saw soundless yellowish lights about the size of a football, moving about 400 meters away, and about one meter above the ground. Don Manuel said: They know when I am taking ayahuasca. [..]
DMT Extraction Guide
NOTE OF WARNING:QT's DMT Extraction for Students is archived by Erowid as a historical document. The process as described has been critiqued as flawed and dangerous several ways. Safer and more effective DMT extraction and purification techniques have been developed and made available in the years since the document below was created. For one such process, see Noman's "DMT for the Masses". Specific concerns regarding QT's tek, detailed below, were sent to Erowid on behalf of the community at The DMT Nexus, who note: "Time and time again, people have come to The DMT Nexus or other web forums because they were following QT's tek and it either didn't work or they ran into serious issues trying to follow it. Health and Safety Concerns 1) The tek recommends using hydrochloric acid without appropriate guidance on safe handling. 2) While the tek mentions the health hazards of working with dichloromethane (DCM), it fails to note the flammability hazards of naphtha and ether. Technical Errors
The Great Big Narcotics Cookbook
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The Good Drug Guide
The Science Behind Cannabis and Creativity
During a government background check in 1988, Steve Jobs famously remarked: “The best way I would describe the effect of the marijuana and the hashish is that it would make me relaxed and creative.” So, was one of the most creative minds of our time onto something, or was he just a turtleneck-wearing stoner who happened to be a genius? We work in a creative industry. That’s why we’re always looking for an edge. A lot of them are smoking weed. I’m not suggesting we swap out our coffee machine for a vaporizer or turn the supply closet into a green room, but I do think it’s an interesting debate. So, without debating the politics or the economics of the sticky icky—or even the moral implications—I want to explore the issue on a deeper level. The Science and Neuroscience We’re not the first ones to ask this question, obviously. One of the keys to creativity is divergent thinking, meaning the ability to view things in a multitude of different ways. The High and Creative The Argument Against
Nuerosoup: DMT
DMT is Schedule I in the United States. This means it is illegal to manufacture, buy, possess, or distribute without a DEA license. Not available by prescription. Addictive Potential: None Emergency Room Visits Yearly: No recorded hospital visits Mandatory Minimum Sentence: Unknown Mechanism of Action: agonist of the serotonin receptors, at 5-HT2A and 5-HT2C, among others (see a more detailed discussion below) Overview: DMT Crystals Pure DMT, or N,N-dimethyltryptamine, at room temperature is a clear or white crystalline solid. DMT is an entheogen that has been used in a spiritual setting for millennia. DMT is only orally active when it is combined with an MAOI. Legality: Despite the fact that DMT is classified as a Schedule I drug, the United States Supreme Court recognized it’s spiritual significance. Pharmacology: DMT affects numerous G protein coupled receptors. Substance Identification: (Info provided by Bunk Police, 2013; Bunk Police, 2013) Side Effects and Adverse Reactions: Videos: Research:
DMT Experience
Citation: G-Felix. "The Girl Who Released My Mind: An Experience with DMT (ID 80867)". Erowid.org. Before this DMT trip I had only lightly tripped on DMT two times. In preparation for this trip I spent an entire day in seclusion on an empty piece of land. I loaded 60 mg and there was a copious amount of residue left in the pipe from a friends failed attempt. I kept smoking because I wanted to truly experience it. Now in the complete absence of space all of my senses left me. As I laid back I was not on a planet, I was a celestial being among the stars. I turned to my right and I see the tall grass. Now it is two days after the trip and I have experienced a feeling that I have woken up from a very long sleep. Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Terence McKenna Vault
Terence McKenna was a psychedelic author, explorer, and showman. He was born in 1946 and grew up in Paonia, Colorado. In high school he moved to Los Altos, California, and from there attended U.C. Berkeley for two years before setting off to see the world. He travelled widely in Europe, Asia, and South America during his college years. His first book, co-authored with his brother Dennis McKenna, was based on their 1971 investigations of Amazonian hallucinogens. In 1975, Terence graduated from Berkeley with a degree in ecology, resource conservation, and shamanism. In 1985, Terence co-founded the non-profit Botanical Dimensions, with Kathleen Harrison-McKenna, to collect and propagate medicinal and shamanic plants from around the world. He spent the last few years of his life living in Hawaii, and died of brain cancer at the age of 53.
