What Is Salvia? Where Does It Come from and What’s It for?
July 3rd, 2009Salvia is an herb which grows wild in the wet, shaded and very remote mountains near Oaxaca, Mexico. The salvia plant is a perennial from the mint family and produces beautiful delicate while and purple blooms. It has been growing in these mountains for centuries and was traditionally used during spiritual or shamanic healing rituals to enhance consciousness. The literal translation of salvia is “seer’s sage”.
For centuries salvia has been used in “healing circles” and shamanic rituals where it’s been ingested or smoked. The effects have been startling and instant but don’t last very long – typically just minutes.
Reports of these startling effects have varied. Salvia claims to induce altered states of consciousness and many who have used it report with amazement:
• A body soul separation that some users refer to as astral projection or out of body experience
• Traveling either forward or backwards in time
• A clear sense of things through another’s perspective
• Clear and thoughtful answers to difficult and subjective questions
• An insight into secret knowledge of the universe
• A strong feeling of order and peace with the universe
Salvia is a natural, non-addictive substance which is getting a lot of notice lately because of the claims, in some instances, of ‘instant spirituality’. After ingesting salvia experiences have been reported to have a range from light laughter to intense and states of deeper and clearer consciousness.
Other aftereffects have reported to be increased insight into one’s life, a sense of extreme inner calmness, and a deep connection to the natural world.
Some users claim that salvia gave them a spiritual experience unlike any other and thoughtful and introspective feelings to match. Many feel Salvia has been a “gift from god” and has changed their perspective on life completely. And since we all need to look at life differently on occasion, perhaps salvia can help.
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