Teotzlcoatl
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Psychoactives consider safe must have a "yes" answer to the following questions-
1) Does it come directly from natural/organic botanical sources? Is it a plant?
2) Does it have a long history of human use? How many years has it been in human usage?
3) Does it's history of human use show that it is an effective psychoactive?
4) Does it's history of human use show that it is relatively safe and non-toxic?
5) Is this substance completely non-addictive and/or non-habitat forming?
*Note- A “long” history of human usage is considered to be 500-1000 years. The longer the better.
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The struggle of entheogens began in the 1960s....
I think at this stage in the fight for our recognition of legitimacy that it is actually hurting us more than it is helping us to extract these compounds unless you are part of a university or medical research.
I strongly encourage people to STOP extracting DMT (or any other compound such as mescaline), I think what would truly help would be for people to go out there and get degrees and try to do legitimate research instead of illegal research.
To me it seems like alot of people just want to get high and/or "just try it" without really caring about what happens to shamanic plants in the future.
One thing that REALLY bothers me about the DMT-Nexus is that basically NOBODY grows anything (a few do, but most don't) and it seems like the use up TONS (literally 1000s of pounds) of Mimosa root bark and I bet less than 1% of them grow it.
They say their too busy or w/e.... lazy bastards.
To me it's actions like this that will get DMT containing plants like Mimosa made illegal!
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1) Does it come directly from natural/organic botanical sources? Is it a plant?
2) Does it have a long history of human use? How many years has it been in human usage?
3) Does it's history of human use show that it is an effective psychoactive?
4) Does it's history of human use show that it is relatively safe and non-toxic?
5) Is this substance completely non-addictive and/or non-habitat forming?
*Note- A “long” history of human usage is considered to be 500-1000 years. The longer the better.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The struggle of entheogens began in the 1960s....
I think at this stage in the fight for our recognition of legitimacy that it is actually hurting us more than it is helping us to extract these compounds unless you are part of a university or medical research.
I strongly encourage people to STOP extracting DMT (or any other compound such as mescaline), I think what would truly help would be for people to go out there and get degrees and try to do legitimate research instead of illegal research.
To me it seems like alot of people just want to get high and/or "just try it" without really caring about what happens to shamanic plants in the future.
One thing that REALLY bothers me about the DMT-Nexus is that basically NOBODY grows anything (a few do, but most don't) and it seems like the use up TONS (literally 1000s of pounds) of Mimosa root bark and I bet less than 1% of them grow it.
They say their too busy or w/e.... lazy bastards.
To me it's actions like this that will get DMT containing plants like Mimosa made illegal!
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