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It might sound far-fetched, but I experienced immortality. I felt what it's like to leave my body, and then re-enter it like it was a robot. My body didn't feel like "me" - it felt like a bio-organic machine I could control and move around... make speak and sing if I wanted to, as well

Regardless, I had arrived at my destination, which was a sort of metaphorical closet, filled with stuffed animals and blankets that were somewhat damp and moldy, but nonetheless comforting. I rolled around in these warm soft things for a few subjective hours, and then became aware that the closet door was open, just a crack, and an intense yellow light emanated from the other side. Thus began the hazier part of the experience. Several things were happening at the same time, but the sense I had was that I, or that part of me that exists outside the structure of my brain, was being injected into other people's brains. There was a rolodex of brains available, people of vastly different realities, and as the rolodex flipped, I jumped into and out of their neuronal structures. Each was very different, some were alltogether foreign. There is only one that really persisted in my memory, and that was the brain of a housewife who had a shitload of cleaning to do; I was intensely relieved to jump out of that brain.

Salvia Dragon Review:

"I had never experienced anything like it before. I didn't even notice the transition.... I was in my old neighborhood from when I was a child! With a little jump, I flew up over the roof of my old house and down into the backyard..."
- Richard D.

orange-n-brown 365 wrote:wow I am so glad I didn't plant any of these this year.. I usually get at least one or two for flower pots! Unreal! SAD!
25 july 2008 California bans sale of Salvia to minors

No longer will children be permitted to buy a hallucinogenic drug that has been readily available in California. Legislation to ban the sale of Salvia divinorum to minors was signed Tuesday by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. Violators can be charged with a misdemeanor when the new law takes effect Jan. 1. Assemblyman Anthony Adams, R-Hesperia, predicted that his Assembly Bill 259 will save lives and "prevent irreparable havoc on families and society." "Whenever we can keep a dangerous hallucinogenic drug out of the hands of our children, we're doing something right," he said in a written statement.
http://www.salvia.net/

Philly wrote:Now this is down right scary. I wonder who the dumb butt was that decided to smoke, chew or what ever this plant???