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Dissociatives Turning Alcohol into Ether - a new legal Dissociative is born.

People have literally had these tools mouth off about paranormal activity & Alt realties because they have no fliter.



Bluelight mods, if you want me to step back, i will stop posting this catharsis here.
If i go batshit just ban me for some days.


Well, I might move this post to Drug Culture...
Be at peace and try and get some rest or even better, sleep. ❤️
 
but: South Africa needs South African solutions:


Turn Your Spirit into a Healing Elixir: A South African Blend of Unity and Wisdom


South Africa is a land of diverse cultures, rich traditions, and extraordinary flora. By infusing our beloved Mampoer or Witblits with indigenous medicinal herbs, we can create an elixir that transcends mere indulgence. This drink can embody healing, unity, and introspection, drawing on the power of South African plants and the collective wisdom of its people.


This guide honors the cultural heritage of Afrikaners, Sangomas, and all South Africans, bringing together tradition and modernity in a way that respects and heals.





Understanding the Neurochemical Basis for Unity


The goal is to create an infusion that nurtures emotional balance, mental clarity, and communal harmony. By balancing key pathways in the brain, this elixir offers a gentle, lucid, and reflective experience.


  1. GABA Modulation: Reducing alcohol's natural sedation fosters clarity without sacrificing calm.
  2. NMDA Antagonism: Enhancing this effect deepens introspection and emotional openness.

Through careful herbal selection, we align these pathways with the intention of healing.





Indigenous South African Herbs for a Balanced Brew


The following South African plants, chosen for their medicinal and spiritual significance, will create a brew that reflects the heart of the nation:


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  • Role: Soothes the nervous system while promoting clarity and focus.
  • Flavor Profile: Bitter and earthy, with a touch of menthol.
  • Health Benefits: Renowned for respiratory health and calming properties, it symbolizes resilience.

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  • Role: Enhances emotional resilience and balances stress-induced sedation.
  • Flavor Profile: Slightly bitter with a grassy undertone.
  • Health Benefits: Boosts immune function and lifts the spirit, fostering courage.

3.​


  • Role: Adds a refreshing note while enhancing focus and lucidity.
  • Flavor Profile: Minty and citrusy with a floral finish.
  • Health Benefits: Known for its detoxifying properties and support for kidney health.

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  • Role: Reduces GABAergic sedation while soothing emotional tension.
  • Flavor Profile: Sweet and floral, with hints of honey and rooibos.
  • Health Benefits: High in antioxidants, it symbolizes sweetness and healing.

5.​


  • Role: Deepens spiritual clarity and emotional insight.
  • Flavor Profile: Herbal with a subtle smokiness.
  • Health Benefits: Used in cleansing rituals, it connects the drinker to ancestral wisdom.

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  • Role: Balances GABA modulation and NMDA antagonism for a calming yet focused effect.
  • Flavor Profile: Mildly bitter and earthy.
  • Health Benefits: Relieves tension and fosters a meditative state.




Creating the Elixir of Healing


Here’s how to prepare your herbal Mampoer or Witblits infusion:


Ingredients​


  • 1 Liter of Mampoer or Witblits: A clear, traditional South African spirit as the base.
  • Herbal Blend:
    • 3g Umhlonyane
    • 2g Sutherlandia
    • 2g Buchu
    • 3g Honeybush
    • 2g Imphepho
    • 2g Wild Dagga

Instructions​


  1. Grind the Herbs: Lightly crush the herbs to release their oils. Avoid over-grinding to prevent bitterness.
  2. Combine with Spirit: Place the herbs in a clean glass jar and pour in the Mampoer or Witblits. Seal the jar tightly.
  3. Infuse: Store in a cool, dark place for 7-10 days, shaking gently every day.
  4. Strain: Strain the mixture through a fine cloth or sieve to remove herbal debris.
  5. Bottle: Transfer the clear liquid into a clean glass bottle and store away from direct light.




Serving the Healing Spirit


This elixir is best shared in the spirit of Ubuntu—“I am because we are.” Serve it mindfully:


  • Chilled or Neat: Serve small portions to appreciate the complex flavors and aromas.
  • Paired with Rooibos Tea: A splash of warm Rooibos enhances the sweetness and spiritual depth.
  • Shared in Ceremony: Sip together in a setting of reflection, community, and gratitude.




The Effects: Healing Through Harmony


When consumed in moderation (25-50ml), this infusion provides:


  1. Mental Clarity: A reduction in alcohol-induced sedation enhances focus and introspection.
  2. Emotional Connection: The herbal synergy fosters openness and unity.
  3. Physical Rejuvenation: The medicinal benefits of the herbs counteract alcohol's oxidative stress.
  4. Spiritual Depth: A subtle connection to the land and ancestors enriches the experience.




A Spirit of Reconciliation


This infusion is more than a drink—it’s a celebration of South Africa’s diversity and resilience. By blending the sacred herbs of Sangomas and the cherished traditions of Afrikaners, it becomes a symbol of unity. Share this elixir to heal, reflect, and grow together.


As we say in South Africa: “Simunye—We Are One.”
fuck me :oops: forget ether you need choloroformed or something
 
so do i, but they are all health food supplements, so its way of saying, this is better than using drugs but, it also reduces the harem of alcohol by maximizing its entheogenicity
The word alcohol comes from the Arabic word al-kuhl, meaning body eating spirit demon. I don't think you can neutralize the demon by adding some plants, but I'm no spirit guide.

I'm a little concerned about the safety of such a mix, it's probably a lot more taxing on the liver than alcohol alone. My gut feeling is it would probably give me a headache in high doses. Also, just because something is sold as a health supplement doesn't mean it's always safe or healthy.

I'm interested enough to try it, but I don't drink anymore. Also too lazy to make it myself.

Does it even taste good?
 
I'll lay off the spamming guys, definitive versions of all these loose ends are on my site linked in my sig
 
Dont you dare to reduce my harem bro!
Those bitches are mine!
It wasn't a real threat, just a Harem Scarem

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The specific mix has an absinthe like mind effect stronger than absinthe without thujone or anethole
Having bought the last liter or real Spanish Absenta.
The effects of the Wormwood on Alcohol were very noticable.

Att i never drunk, so after two diluted drinks instead of tipsy.
I experienced with my mom a brightening of perception with,
a accent on Yellow hues. A pleasant Alcohol like buzz but not tipsy.

A different effect, but is it the same as your intended drink.
Or is Absint a other type of manipulating the receptors ?

"Absinthe without thujone or anethole"
2 interpretation s possible;
-Absinthe where the Thujone and Anethole are removed.
-Or The same effect like, but stronger as, without having to use Thujone and Anethole.
Guessing the latter, but as all new Absinthe is just ordinary hard-Liquor.
With some times even green food colouring in it, bit of Wormwood extract.
Where interpretation one comes from, the de-Thujonized/ Anetholized extract used.

For your combo Passieflora Incarnata is GABA-t too,
maybe there is a reason you didn t include it.
But just mentioning it, it has more actions so.
And just popped up Curcumine is more BA,
combined with Black Pepper/ Piperine

Nice that African blend, no Mulungu ?
 
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