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orizon
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The future of Salvia Divornium
#2230368 - 01/09/04 03:32 AM (20 years, 23 days ago) |
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Ok...this Salvia stuff is obviosuly for real and a strong psychadelic almost comparable to shrooms and LSD. The effects are not so obvious as the others but when done properly, this substance is clearly a strong psychoactive. I was just wondering that if possibly in the future, once the authorities catch on, Salvia will become illegal. As of now it is sold in head shops with directions on how to smoke etc....unlike nitrous which is sold for "food purposed only" but obviously not used as that, Salvia is sold for recreational purposes. We dont really think about it now, but I predict that in the future younger newcomers to the shroomery will be astonished when people like us will be discussing at this forum on how back in the old days Salvia was sold over the counter...almost how I am astonished how LSD was actually a legal substance in the 60's. Just a little thought...
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: orizon]
#2230397 - 01/09/04 03:58 AM (20 years, 23 days ago) |
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yup salvia is screwed, so are dmt containing plants, and mushroom spores.
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: Psychoslut]
#2230432 - 01/09/04 05:21 AM (20 years, 23 days ago) |
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That's why everyone should start growing all they can now, especially you guys in America. You seem to have the worst drug laws. If enough people grow these things, then although they might be made illegal, they'll never be able to get rid of them.
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: Openminded]
#2230459 - 01/09/04 05:55 AM (20 years, 23 days ago) |
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There will always be leaks and ways to get stuff we want....it might take a few more steps to aquire our desires but it will always be a matter of how deep you are willing to dig. There are plenty of mycologists botanists and chemists you make outsiders like us look like part of the law abiding educational seeking crowd. Seriosuly how many syringes to you think are actually sold more Microscopy purposes and how many boxes of nitrous are sold to make whip cream!!!!....besides of course for the people here at the shroomery. Half the syringe vendors-nitrous vendors and "ethnobotanical stores" wouldnt even be in business if it werent for people who harvest for personal recreation. What surprises me the most about Salvia is it is not hidden in the shrowd of being sold only for "educational" or legal purposes....it is marketed as being a powerful hallucinogen with directions on the back on how to properly use!!!! I think it will be around for a while but not sold as if it were tabacco.
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: orizon]
#2230490 - 01/09/04 06:39 AM (20 years, 23 days ago) |
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It'll never be schedualed.... Too fucking scary... I get the impression that they have no will to ban the undesireable plants like datura, morning glories (and HBWR), salvia, etc...
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: orizon]
#2230724 - 01/09/04 09:40 AM (20 years, 23 days ago) |
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Well....
oh forget it!
There are too many people out there wanting to get fucked upeven at the cost of banning new plants....Should we resort to nazi measures? Surely not... But how does one impregnate others with the idea of responsible use?
I dont think responsible use can cause harm to a plant's legal status... Hmmm
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: orizon]
#2230993 - 01/09/04 12:07 PM (20 years, 23 days ago) |
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I don't think they're about to ban DMT containing plants. If you can't snort it right out of the bag, the government doesn't seem to be too concerned. Most people who are going to go through a big process to extract alkaloids are committed to using drugs anyway.
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The DEA is already well aware of salvia and mushroom spores etc... Last I heard they were "looking into whether it's a candidate to be scheduled" (salvia). I think the thing we have to worry about is media hype and a scared reaction from the general public. Attention is one of the big warning signs for the DEA. They mostly don?t care about a handful of people using various esoteric plants because it requires effort to get it, know how to use it, etc.. The more it?s sold as a marijuana alternative or to those under 18, the more it?s looked at as a public health threat. Probably one of the reasons why research chemicals are scheduled is because they?re either sold as something else, or popular in clubs.
It?s impossible to tell the future about salvia, but it has survived a couple of high-profile news stories, and that?s a good thing. Unfortunately, all it takes is one big slander report and people can go up in arms. So much political B.S. involved.
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: Psychoslut]
#2231070 - 01/09/04 12:42 PM (20 years, 23 days ago) |
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Oh, and plants containing DMT are safe. There are so many of them that it would be near impossible to do so. DMT is all over the place. It's also too much work for most people, and not something that anybody is going to use habitually (and like Noviseer said "Most people who are going to go through a big process to extract alkaloids are committed to using drugs anyway.").
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: orizon]
#2231122 - 01/09/04 01:03 PM (20 years, 23 days ago) |
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orizon said: Ok...this Salvia stuff is obviosuly for real and a strong psychadelic almost comparable to shrooms and LSD
A full blown Salvia experience is way more than shrooms give IMO. Don't know about LSD, but I guess Salvia is way more intense also much shorter. Salvia will be hard to make illegal. It's not too hard to grow and looks very similar to all the garden plants of the same family. So it's hard to spot and easy to mix up normal plants for Salvia Divinorum.
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: cybrbeast]
#2231502 - 01/09/04 03:16 PM (20 years, 23 days ago) |
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even though they ban other drugs, i just dont see their reasons for doing so. alcohol is legal... so why can't other drugs be legal?
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: orizon]
#2231783 - 01/09/04 05:16 PM (20 years, 23 days ago) |
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I thought in the US they were pushing to make Salvia illegal.
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: barfightlard]
#2231843 - 01/09/04 05:44 PM (20 years, 23 days ago) |
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bellylard said: I thought in the US they were pushing to make Salvia illegal.
The US want s to make everything illegal. They tried it with booze and that didn't fly. How come everything else is still under prohibition?
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: crazychemist]
#2231908 - 01/09/04 06:20 PM (20 years, 23 days ago) |
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The difficulty the gov't is having in banning sal via is due the federal analogue act. Salvia does not resemble any other scheduled drug so therefore they cannot schedule it. But it still has the possibility to be banned if it takes to much flack.
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: d33p]
#2232617 - 01/10/04 12:42 AM (20 years, 23 days ago) |
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Something getting banned isnt really that big of a deal....like ephedra, the only setback will be it will no longer be sold over the counter....but internet vendors will still be able to sell and thats where I usually get my salvia anyways.
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: crazychemist]
#2232624 - 01/10/04 12:55 AM (20 years, 23 days ago) |
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Booze was relegalized because it was popular with the masses, as is tabbaco. Other drugs like LSD have no popularity with the people at large. Also people are completly brain washed by all the decades of propiganda about drugs. I think in the begining these drugs were made illegal simply because they were popular amoung social groups that the genral population did not like. Now days it has more to do with the fact that people just believe all the nonsense propaganda about drugs.
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: ]
#2232678 - 01/10/04 02:09 AM (20 years, 22 days ago) |
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This is just one of the reasons we need to push a progressive political agenda in the United States. The Christian right control all three of our branches of government, making our government the most conservative out of the western democratic republics (at least to my knowledge.) If we don't get these holier-than-thou religious assholes like John Ashcroft out of office, we'll never get pot legalized and things are just going to get worse. Big Brother is watching you.
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: cybrbeast]
#2232893 - 01/10/04 07:07 AM (20 years, 22 days ago) |
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"A full blown Salvia experience is way more than shrooms give IMO. Don't know about LSD, but I guess Salvia is way more intense also much shorter."
Well me and the indians that made both mushrooms and salvia famous to the west put salvia in 2nd place BEHIND mushrooms in terms of an overall entheogen.  :thumup:
I like salvia, and I have had experience where I really did feel like I left my body, but I will always love mushrooms more then any other psychedelic it seems, however I will be boiling up my YAGE soon
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: orizon]
#2233270 - 01/10/04 01:29 PM (20 years, 22 days ago) |
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I don't think salvia will live much longer in the U.S., I don't know about other countries. I seen something on the news in which a kid stabbed his friend in the chest while on salvia (wtf?), and these are the typical events that get god-given substances torn from legalization. Hmmm, maybe i should buy a shitload of salvia and save it in my freezer (good investment idea?);) They have banned all the other psychadelics, and there isn't any reason that they won't ban salvia IMO. Maybe some of the political figures need to try some of these drugs Peace
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: anarchyhollow]
#2233445 - 01/10/04 03:32 PM (20 years, 22 days ago) |
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anarchyhollow said: (good investment idea?);) They have banned all the other psychadelics, and there isn't any reason that they won't ban salvia IMO. Maybe some of the political figures need to try some of these drugs Peace
Growing your own salvia and learning how to do extracts--better investment idea, if possible in your situation. Some of those political figures are too religious and too "moral" to try some of these drugs.
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: SlapnutRob]
#2234995 - 01/11/04 03:30 PM (20 years, 21 days ago) |
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Well ahven't ya guys noticed that most salvia vendors claim its an incense and some others put *not meant for human consumption*. More places need to do stuff like that.
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I wasn't talking about the quality of the trip. I meant that the intensity of a Salvia trip is much higher.
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: cybrbeast]
#2239916 - 01/13/04 05:29 PM (20 years, 19 days ago) |
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Well we could patiently wait for salvia to be banned,we can run to internet stores and lucky smartshops to get as much of it and SMOKE IT so no trace of Salvia Divinorum species remains on the planet,we can clone it like mad for those black market eras to come,we can even sit and cry like babies...oh we can swear as well at the officials and have long practicallly meaningless conversations about why they banned it
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: orizon]
#2240245 - 01/13/04 08:09 PM (20 years, 19 days ago) |
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I agree the days are numbered. Ephedra was just banned in the us and there were only about 160 deaths nation wide last year. but the government still hasen't banned war which i understand killed more people than that last year. just a thought
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: JuanMatus]
#2241451 - 01/14/04 11:32 AM (20 years, 18 days ago) |
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I think salvia will not be banned, it hasn't attracted enough attention and people usually try it just once or twice because it's not a type of 'high' they are looking for. Only the dedicated psychonauts will continue to use this plant, and that is a very very small number. Keep your heads up people, enjoy this plant safely, always spread the word of caution to new users, and things will all work out.
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: chodamunky]
#2242368 - 01/14/04 05:22 PM (20 years, 18 days ago) |
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I say illegalize it already. the only true market is the black market. If no one is buying it, no one will grow it and it deserves to go extinct. The planet has been killing off species for a long time now. Imagine all the drugs our ancestors tripped on that we have no idea existed.
Maybe when it is prohibited the real businessmen will keep it around. but maybe not, deservedly.
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Re: The future of Salvia Divornium [Re: orizon]
#25394390 - 08/17/18 12:00 PM (5 years, 5 months ago) |
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Guess what? here we are 14 years had passed, we had the boom of salvia usage, than some proihibitions, and now it is somehow underground for the good again,
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