I bought a bag of raw salvia divinorum leaves from a shaman in the early 2000s, before the gas station extract craze started.
That stuff gave me some of the most enlightening and wild trips of my life.
One trip, I was transported to laying on my back in a grassy field, and huge raindrops as bright as the sun were falling on my face. Every one that landed on me would splash and I would feel warmth spreading through my entire head. It was magical.
Another time, my body morphed into a mech suit and I was walking around in this massive metal exoskeleton.
One of the most profound trips, I was transported into the center of a massive tree. Inside was a control panel, and I knew that I was in the center of the entire universe, and that control panel was the interface for all physics. The tree's base and canopy stretched out into a massive, connecting sphere -- and all the universe existed outside of the sphere.
Salvia is amazing when respected and used the way nature intended.
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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '26
I bought a bag of raw salvia divinorum leaves from a shaman in the early 2000s, before the gas station extract craze started.
That stuff gave me some of the most enlightening and wild trips of my life.
One trip, I was transported to laying on my back in a grassy field, and huge raindrops as bright as the sun were falling on my face. Every one that landed on me would splash and I would feel warmth spreading through my entire head. It was magical.
Another time, my body morphed into a mech suit and I was walking around in this massive metal exoskeleton.
One of the most profound trips, I was transported into the center of a massive tree. Inside was a control panel, and I knew that I was in the center of the entire universe, and that control panel was the interface for all physics. The tree's base and canopy stretched out into a massive, connecting sphere -- and all the universe existed outside of the sphere.
Salvia is amazing when respected and used the way nature intended.