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Salvia Divinorum: Doorway to Thought-Free Awareness by J. D. Arthur

Salvia Divinorum: Doorway to Thought-Free Awareness J. D. Arthur ebook
Format: pdf
Page: 132
Publisher: Inner Traditions/Bear & Company
ISBN: 9781594773471

Please note that posting this information is not an endorsement of drug use. The next thing I knew, I was standing in the corridor out- side my flat. So, my purpose in writing tonight . In this episode we got to talk with James Arthur, author of the wonderful book “Peopled Darkness” also named “Salvia Divinorum: Doorway to Thought-Free Awareness“. American War Machine: Deep Politics, the CIA Global Drug Connection, and the Road to Afghanistan · Salvia divinorum: Doorway to Thought-Free Awareness · Sage Spirit With his new book Peopled Darkness: Perceptual Transformation through Salvia divinorum, James D. Arthur writes, "Salvia can restore, if only for a few moments, our birthright of pure thoughtless awareness that lies quietly beneath the clatter of thought. A large quantity of fresh and beautiful leaves of Salvia divinorum EPLING & JÁTIVA (Labiatæ). Salvia Divinorum: Doorway to Thought-Free Awareness J. Salvia Divinorum: Doorway to Thought-Free Awareness $14.75. Arthur has made a thoughtful contribution to this legacy of literature. Although the Latin name for the Mexican sage Salvia divinorum literally translates as "sage of the seers," this powerful hallucinogenic plant goes by a number of other names, such as Shka Pastora ("Leaves of the Shepherdess"), Diviner's Sage, ska María Pastora, yerba de Maria, Magic Mint, Sally-D, and salvia. Salvia has been in the news off and on for about ten years. The following is excerpted from Salvia Divinorum: Doorway to Thought-Free Awareness, available from Inner Traditions. At first she thought we wished merely to take away the material, but we ex- plained that we were in no hurry, and should wish to re- turn later I panicked (the first time ever on an entheogenic drug) and made a supreme effort, by forcing myself to flow across the membrane, to get out of that door! Wikipedia offers a pretty decent history and discussion about salvia. Salvia Divinorum: Doorway to Thought-Free Awareness. When I search for “Salvia Divinorum and Brain Damage” on the Internet (and I do so often), the only articles I find are posted by the same assholes who sell this drug to kids, and obviously, they think that it's perfectly safe. Salvia Divinorum Doorway to Thought-Free Awareness.