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Unfolding Nature Shop: Unfolding Nature: Being in the Implicate Order

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Going Tribal...
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Anyone see this show yet...? It is on at 10pm Tuesdays on the Discovery channel. It is the only "reality" TV show that has even held my attention for more than 5 minutes. And from what I understand it is from the BBC so it isn't dumbed down quite as much as most American network "reality" shows. Anyways on tonight's episode the guy ate some sort of root in Africa(nm'bo-go?) that made him trip balls. His trip report, while vague(the tribe considers the trip sacred and only initiated men of the tribe can discuss in detail what actually happened), was very interesting and reminded me of some of the lv 4 and 5 trip reports I have read here at the shroomery. Anyways it is a pretty cool show and I will be tuning in again when my schedule permits.


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Those who would sacrifice their freedoms for securities deserve neither, and will soon lose both.

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Re: Going Tribal... [Re: kimikiri]
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There is already a post about this show right below this one.

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Re: Going Tribal... [Re: kimikiri]
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Hmmm... maybe next time I should preview the top threads b4 posting...  :grin:


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Those who would sacrifice their freedoms for securities deserve neither, and will soon lose both.

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Re: Going Tribal... [Re: DNKYD]
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never heard of it

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Re: Going Tribal... [Re: Cowgold]
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African Tabernanthe iboga root

used to treat addiction in recent years...

http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/ibogaine/ibogaine.shtml


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"You might not be aware of this, but there are a lot of dickheads on the Internet." - D. Wong

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Re: Going Tribal... [Re: Cowgold]
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It was clearly illustrated on the show that the drug is not recreational. Also after taking it you would not even consider doing it again for quite some time :eek:


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Those who would sacrifice their freedoms for securities deserve neither, and will soon lose both.

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Re: Going Tribal... [Re: kimikiri]
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Ah that sucks I meant to watch that tonight but forgot all about it. :thumbdown:


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m00nshine is currently vacationing in Maui. Rumor has it he got rolled by drunken natives and is currently prostituting himself in order to pay for airfare back to the mainland but he's having trouble juggling a hairon addiction. He won't be back for a long while.

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Re: Going Tribal... [Re: THE KRAT BARON]
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It seems like he had to eat ALOT of that stuff.

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Re: Going Tribal... [Re: peeper]
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Ibogaine is a tryptamine-related psychoactive entheogenic compound extracted from the root bark of a West African shrub known as Tabernanthe iboga. The unextracted root bark has been used for hundreds or thousands of years as part of a Bwiti coming of age ceremony, producing complex visions and insights. Extraction of the alkaloids from the root bark results in pure Ibogaine hydrochloride.

In recent years, it has been observed that Ibogaine serves to interrupt addiction to opiates, in some cases temporarily and in some cases permanently. However, due to the psychoactive nature of this drug, and possible involvement in cardiac arrhythmias, some countries have banned the sale and importation of Ibogaine. Research also suggests that Ibogaine may interrupt addiction of other substances such as alcohol and nicotine, and may even interrupt addiction-like destructive behavioral patterns not involving substance abuse.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibogaine

it could really help alot of people

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Re: Going Tribal... [Re: Cowgold]
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It sounds like an amazing drug. I don't know that I'd ever take it... well, maybe.


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Thank you for drinking Bud Light.

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Re: Going Tribal... [Re: crystallize]
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watched it earlier.. catchin it again right now. i liked the end when the "jungle" gets torn down.. imagine seeing that when youre tripping as hard as he was lol.

but whats up with those sink commercials? its a fucking sink..


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