Title | DMT drink, Strongly Hallucinogenic (Ayahuasca) | |
Seller | iside | |
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Shipped from | Italy | |
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10 grams of Mimosa Hostilis and 8 capsules of Peganum Harmala (7 gr) Dose for 1 or 2 people. Effect very strong visions very colorful and psychedelic images fast for 4-5 hours. The preparation is very simple, babe gets the Mimosa Hostilis boil with lemon juice, filter, the process is repeated for three times and then drink the juice from the three remaining boilings. 30 minutes prior to drinking the juice mimosa Hostilis you ingest the capsules of Peganum For further informations please contact me in private. SHIPPING: Registered Express Mail: Tracking number, signature required. Eligible for 100% refund. Unregistered Express Mail: No Tracking number. No signature required. Eligible for 60% refund.(Not available for all countries) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------- Mimosa Hostilis (Jurema) Mexico, Root Bark, Whole from Mexico. Absolutely top quality Mexican Jurema. Whole, dark purple, mature inner rootbark from Mexico. Rare. Ethically and sustainably harvested in August 2013. Genus: Leguminosae (Pea family) In North-eastern Brazil, this plant is called "Jurema", a common flowering Leguminous tree. Jurema has been used as an entheogenic beverage since time immemorial. In the eighteenth and nineteenth century, "Vinho da Jurema" was reported several times. Later, its use was thought to be extinct. It evidently went underground, although truly indigenous tribes using Jurema probably also became extinct as its use has later only been reported among "mixed" populations. In 1964 Mimosa hostilis was identified as the source of Jurema. Especially the inner root-bark has a high tryptamine content. Other names: Mimosa, Jurema, Jurema preta, Vinho da Jurema, Tepezcohuite, Mimosae tenuiflora. Peganum Harmala (Syrian Rue) Genus: Zygophyllaceae (Caltrop family) Syrian Rue (Peganum harmala) is thought to have been traditionally used for psychoactive effects. (Stafford, 1995) This species belongs to the Zygophyllaceae (Caltrop family). Seeds from the Syrian Rue contain compounds known as harmala alkaloids. Syrian Rue has a long history of use as a psychoactive drug. It has been used as an entheogen in the Middle East for thousands of years, and in modern Western culture, it is often used as an analogue of Banisteriopsis caapi to create an ad-hoc Ayahuasca. Syrian Rue however has distinct aspects from Banisteriopsis caapi and a unique entheogenic signature. Other names: Peganum, Rue, African Rue, Syrian Rue, Harmal, Espand, Isband, Ozallaik, Steppenraute. There is at least one harmala alkaloid found in the pineal gland of both humans and several animals. According to some reports, this compound is more abundant in the pineal glands of highly advanced yogis. This has led to speculation that it?s presence may impart power to the "Third Eye" in mid-forehead where the pineal gland lies. (Stafford, 1993) Harmaline is a compound of special interest because it closely resembles substances that are derived from the pineal glands of mammals. In particular, 10-methoxy-harmaline, which may be obtained in vitro from the incubation of serotonin in pineal tissue, resembles harmaline in its subjective effects. This suggests that harmaline, which differs only in the position of the methoxy group, may derive it?s activity from the mimicry of a metabolite that is normally involved in the control of states of consciousness. Seeds and roots contain b-carboline alkaloids, mostly harmine, as well as harmaline, harmalol, harman, peganine, isopeganine, dipegene, vasicinone and deoxyvasicinone. "B-carboline alkaloids stimulate the brain and may induce visual hallucinations". "These unusual alkaloids are psychoactive derivatives of B-carboline, When administered to man, the harmala alkaloids are serotonin antagonists, CNS stimulants, hallucinogens and extremely potent, short term Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors. Interestingly enough, neither harmine, harmaline nor P. harmala is included in the Federal Controlled Substance Act." Syrian Rue has strong-smelling seeds that are burned in ceremonial fires. Produces a light, distinctly scented smoke when burnt on charcoal disks. It is used as an air as well as mind purifier, perhaps linked to its entheogenic properties, and mostly as a charm against "The Evil Eye". |
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