IndoleDreamStudies
Bluelighter
Since Salvia does not act through the seratonin receptors I highly doubt it will be effected... it's a kappa opioid agonist. I can't speak from experience on that, though. I don't care for SSRIs at all personally.
automaticmojo said:have any of you had experiences with combining salvia and ssri's? I am currently taking 150 mgs. of fluvoxamine (SSRI) and am wondering if the ssri will block the effects of salvia or cause other bad side effects.
HottButtaz said:And this is the ultimate transcription of my salvia experience into an advertisment http://youtube.com/watch?v=PWSMH279sKA
Pretty_Diamonds said:I ordered some a few weeks ago.......it didn't come in and I don't think it is. GREAT.
Fishface said:
Robert said:Oh no! God has made yet another mistake and created a mild hallucinogenic leaf. How careless. Thank goodness he had the foresight to create conservatives...!
Fishface said:
squerll said:All of these Salvia articles are starting to sound the same, “teenagers” “powerful hallucinogenic” “legal” “dangerous”. The same propaganda words repeated over and over.
Did these reporters drop out of school after the copy & paste class?
I tried this at 1 mg pure salvinorin A about 2 weeks ago. I didn't report it because nothing happened. There were some tingling sensations and a vivid recall of the "salvia feeling" but there was no trip. Given my sensitivity and the dosages listed for sublingual salvinorin A I really thought I would trip at 1 mg IM. I have a little over 3 mgs left that I plan on using all at once in the not too distant future.willow11 said:^Please report back on the IM experiments, sounds very intriguing. I'm not sure I could do that myself. Take care.
This is why I want to do a visionary IM dose. I'm too confused coming out of it to analyse what's happening, but with a slower onset, a voice recorder, and a sober interviewer I should be able to describe the the process of immersion from sobriety. I'm particularly interested in the order that our different senses of ourselves and the world start to weaken during salvinorin A immersion (e.g. name, sense of identity, recognition of place, faces, recent events such as injecting salvinoria A, etc.) Of course the interview would require numerous repetitions or mayeven turn out to be infeasible, but the "exit order" might suggest the primacy in consciousness of these differnent senses, or at least suggest their degree of affiliation with the kappa opioid receptor networks that salvinorin A disrupts, which is also intriguing.therapture said:Being IN the space is not confusing at all as you have no idea it isn't real....it's when the real world starts intruding back into your trip, that the confusion begins.
I have a little over 3 mgs left that I plan on using all at once in the not too distant future.