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Walking Awake in a Dream
by anonymous. (August '04)
A first encounter with power plants, in this case Argyreia nervosa.

Exploring the possibilities of using 'psychedelics' in the treatment of young repeat criminal offenders.

Review: Sacred Ground
reviewed by edot (March '04)
Review of Simon Powell's multimedia presentation, Sacred Ground: Psilocybin Mushrooms and the Rebirth of Nature.

Why Salvia is Still Legal...
by K. Edley (February '04)
Speculation on why the government hasn't been eager to schedule Salvia divinorum.

Boletus Manicus
by anonymous (pre-2004)

Heim and Wasson visited the Wahgi Valley to investigate reports by Australian anthropologist Marie Reay that the Kuma people of the Nangamp cultural group (in what is now Papua New Guinea) used this apparently hallucinogenic fungi.

Entheogen Extraction: LSA
by unknown (pre-2004)

Simple extraction of lysergic acid amides from morning glory or Hawaiian Baby Woodrose seeds.

Ibogaine from Tabernanthe iboga
from the Journal of the American Chemical Society (pre-2004)

Describes the extraction of ibogaine from the roots/ rootbark of Tabernanthe iboga.

Fast and Easy Hash Oil Production
by ThE WaTcHeR@ (pre-2004)

Produce hash oil from the leaves of the Cannabis plant, and convert the lesser cannabinoids into delta-9 THC in the process.

Relatively simple extraction of pure alkaloids from Trichocereus cacti.

Extracting DMT from Acacia maidenii
by anonymous. (pre-2004)

Extracting and smoking DMT from Acacia maidenii bark.

Entheogen Extraction: Peganum harmala
From “The Alkaloids” Vol. II by Manske (p393) (pre-2004)

Extracting alkaloids from P. harmala with common household materials.

General Alkaloid Extraction
by anonymous. (pre-2004)

General alkaloid extraction from plant material: the acid/base (A/B) method.

Cactus alkaloids extraction
from the Journal of the American Chemical Society (pre-2004)

On the extraction of pure mescaline from cactus flesh.

Closet Cactus Care
by MS Smith! (pre-2004)

Detailed how-to for those interested in growing cacti from seed; also includes growing, grafting, over-wintering tips, and much more.

Conversations with a Legend
by Madd Hatter (pre-2004)

Excerpts from email conversations between Madd Hatter and Stanley “the Bear” Owsley-- the legendary LSD chemist.

Empathogenic Effects of Sceletium tortuosum
by Groot van der Gros (pre-2004)

Contains historical data on usage as well as the writers own experiences with Sceletium, also known as channa, kanna or kougoed.

How to Ship Plants So They Arrive Alive
by Leif E. Foliage (pre-2004)

Some simple tried and true methods for packaging plants for shipment so that they arive alive and well.

Species other than divinorum contain salvinorin-like compounds; here are some data and anecdotal reports that suggest that these other species may be psychoactive.

A Voacanga Experience
by A. F. Stranger (pre-2004)

A Voacanga experience using 35 ground seeds, taken orally.

The Mystery of the Goddess Aya'
by Stuart Wilde (February '04)

Ayahuasca as a sacrament-- discusses its legal status around the world as well as its propensity to reveal transdimensional worlds and the beings that are found there.

Sphere's Salvinorin Pictures
by Edot (February '04)

Sphere has taken many photographs demonstrating various Salvia divinorum extraction techniques, and also many photographs of brilliant Salvinorin crystals under magnification. These photographs are now available for you to download and enjoy.

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