Hello,
I really wanted to share some things of my experience with Salvia. I won't go into the detail of every trip, so I'll start with my most recent.
Personally, when I'm under her effects it's like everything; the world, myself; everything-- wants to be pulled the the left (on low extracts); on higher ones-- it still 'pulls me' to the left, but I end up going into the trip, so it makes it all the more difficult to remember if I still 'felt' the pulling. I'm sure I do, but since Salvia is so short-lived, it's hard to say for sure that it does.
As for the 'state of mind' ; for me, I'd like to say that it brings you into a child's mindset. Not the whole feeling of being a kid, but similar. You're just so open to everything-- one trip, I got the bright idea to do it out in the rain (at night time) ; I don't recommend it, since-- each drop that hits your face can annoy the fuck out of you, or you end up seeing wet stars falling into your eyes (it can be a holy fuck me trip) ; but it was really a neat and cool experience for me. I watched the wind blow around the wind chimes that hung from the tree. Everything in nature was just so peaceful. I'm very glad that Salvia reminded me of this simple fact of life. Looking up at the clouds and sky was mind-blowing. One can say 'The sky is vast' which is like a 'duh' thing to most, but under Salvia it just clicks. The sky is huge and really, all you can say is 'whoa' some times. Of course you wouldn't be going around with a sober mind saying 'WHOA' every time you see something beautiful, or whatever-- people would ignore you. But if you're alone, or with someone while undergoing a trip-- in a safe place; it makes sense, it clicks. I suppose it's relatively similar to disconnecting yourself from your ego and opening yourself up to-- well, everything. I hope you all understand, I'm sure you do.
Anyhow-- the nature experience was ruined by a police chopper. I got paranoid, even though I knew Salvia is legal where I am. I just didn't want it to turn into a dragon and breathe fire as it shone its spotlight down on me, so I stumbled into my house, closed the door and laid down until all its effects washed though my system. I really wish it wasn't ruined. You live and learn though.
There's more that I'd like to share, but I have so much written down in my diary of experiences with Salvia that It'd take me so long to type out. I may do that some time though. It's a powerful experience if you treat it so.
I'd really like to hear your guys' experiences with Salvia. Not only the whole 'how it makes your body feel', but also trips and things you have learned about life while under her effects.
Also, one more thing-- I don't understand one thing about Salvia. Most drugs, to my knowledge release other chemicals in the brain, which act upon a receptor. In Salvia's case, does anyone know what molecule, or whatever is released into the k-opioid receptor? Or, does the active chemical in Salvia act upon it alone, not releasing anything? I'm merely curious, since Cannabis released Dopamine into the Cannabinoid receptors. It makes me wonder, really. Also, does anyone know how long salvinorin A stays in your body and how it's stored and such. I'd greatly like to know those two things.
Cheers, peace and love.
I really wanted to share some things of my experience with Salvia. I won't go into the detail of every trip, so I'll start with my most recent.
Personally, when I'm under her effects it's like everything; the world, myself; everything-- wants to be pulled the the left (on low extracts); on higher ones-- it still 'pulls me' to the left, but I end up going into the trip, so it makes it all the more difficult to remember if I still 'felt' the pulling. I'm sure I do, but since Salvia is so short-lived, it's hard to say for sure that it does.
As for the 'state of mind' ; for me, I'd like to say that it brings you into a child's mindset. Not the whole feeling of being a kid, but similar. You're just so open to everything-- one trip, I got the bright idea to do it out in the rain (at night time) ; I don't recommend it, since-- each drop that hits your face can annoy the fuck out of you, or you end up seeing wet stars falling into your eyes (it can be a holy fuck me trip) ; but it was really a neat and cool experience for me. I watched the wind blow around the wind chimes that hung from the tree. Everything in nature was just so peaceful. I'm very glad that Salvia reminded me of this simple fact of life. Looking up at the clouds and sky was mind-blowing. One can say 'The sky is vast' which is like a 'duh' thing to most, but under Salvia it just clicks. The sky is huge and really, all you can say is 'whoa' some times. Of course you wouldn't be going around with a sober mind saying 'WHOA' every time you see something beautiful, or whatever-- people would ignore you. But if you're alone, or with someone while undergoing a trip-- in a safe place; it makes sense, it clicks. I suppose it's relatively similar to disconnecting yourself from your ego and opening yourself up to-- well, everything. I hope you all understand, I'm sure you do.

Anyhow-- the nature experience was ruined by a police chopper. I got paranoid, even though I knew Salvia is legal where I am. I just didn't want it to turn into a dragon and breathe fire as it shone its spotlight down on me, so I stumbled into my house, closed the door and laid down until all its effects washed though my system. I really wish it wasn't ruined. You live and learn though.
There's more that I'd like to share, but I have so much written down in my diary of experiences with Salvia that It'd take me so long to type out. I may do that some time though. It's a powerful experience if you treat it so.
I'd really like to hear your guys' experiences with Salvia. Not only the whole 'how it makes your body feel', but also trips and things you have learned about life while under her effects.
Also, one more thing-- I don't understand one thing about Salvia. Most drugs, to my knowledge release other chemicals in the brain, which act upon a receptor. In Salvia's case, does anyone know what molecule, or whatever is released into the k-opioid receptor? Or, does the active chemical in Salvia act upon it alone, not releasing anything? I'm merely curious, since Cannabis released Dopamine into the Cannabinoid receptors. It makes me wonder, really. Also, does anyone know how long salvinorin A stays in your body and how it's stored and such. I'd greatly like to know those two things.

Cheers, peace and love.