Bücher über Salvia
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Pharmako/poeia - Plant Powers, Poisons, and HerbcraftBy Dale Pendell. In English. A masterful blend of poetry, science, and magic. Mehr info... |
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Plants of the GodsBy Richard Evans Schultes, Albert Hofmann, and Christian Rätsch. In English. This is a greatly enlarged and expanded edition. The photographs are spectacular. A chapter on Salvia divinorum is included. Mehr info... |
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The Encyclopedia of Psychoactive PlantsBy Christian Rätsch. In English. Rätsch details the botany, history, distribution, cultivation, and preparation and dosage of more than 400 psychoactive plants. Mehr info... |
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Psychedelic ShamanismBy Jim DeKorne. In English. DeKorne explains in loving detail how to cultivate many of these plants and how to extract their powerful psychoactive alkaloids. Mehr info... |
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Salvia Divinorum - Die WahrsagesalbeiVon Jochen Gartz. Auf Deutsch. Dieses Buch beschreibt erstmals alle Aspekte einer uralten Zauber- und Heilpflanze aus Mexiko: Salvia divinorum, auch "Wahrsagesalbei" genannt. Mehr info... |
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The Salvia Divinorum Grower's GuideLearn how to grow the most mysterious of power plants . . . while it's still legal. Complete cultivation instructions are disclosed as well as sources for obtaining cuttings of this very rare plant. This is the only guide of this sort. | |
Sage SpiritThis is a book that truly contains much "sage" wisdom. (...) Dr. Ball describes many of his personal experiences, shares meaningful insights, and provides helpful advice on using this herb as a tool for cultivating practical spirituality. Sage Spirit should be read by all who seek to understand the nature of Salvia divinorum, especially as it relates to human consciousness, personal growth, and spiritual development. - Daniel Siebert, Sagewisdom.org | |
Salvia Divinorum: Shamanic Plant MedicineInventor of numerous groundbreaking herbal formulas, Shaahin Cheyene is a fifth generation herbalist from Iran. Cheyene consults for pharmaceutical companies as well as natural products companies on the use of indigenous and shamanic plants in modern day products. Cheyene was introduced to Salvia Divinorum by the late Terrence McKenna. | |
Drugs of the DreamingUsing a multidisciplinary approach that draws from ethnobotany, anthropology, medical research, chemistry, and the recorded experiences of “psychonauts” who have experimented with many of these compounds, the authors have compiled a rigorously researched, fascinating, exhaustive survey of the planet’s oneirogens, ranging all the way from recently popularized herbs such as Salvia divinorum and Calea zacatechichi to ancient Egyptian, Greek, Celtic, Amazonian, African and medieval potions; to vitamins and hormones; to dream-inducing cheeses and fish species! | |
Peopled Darkness: Perceptual Transformation through Salvia divinorumWhen James Arthur decided to experiment with Salvia divinorum, a Mexican visionary plant sacred to the Mazatecs, he was expecting a hallucinogenic experience-but not the transformation of his entire view of the world. With repeated sessions over the course of several years, he began returning to the same inner landscape, where he found himself entering a unique state of "thoughtless awareness" and accessing a mode of language that articulated a distinctive form of understanding and communication. | |
Divining EcstasySalvia Divinorum is one of the most powerful psychoactive substances in the world. Over 100 times the potency of LSD, this plant is being used by the Mazatec shamans and laymen alike for divnation, healing, meditation and the exploration of conciousness. In this book, we take an insightful adn provocative look at this ancient plant and its newly discovered properties. |
Salvinorin: The Psychedelic Essence of Salvia Divinorum
By D.M. Turner
By Aidan Andrew Dun
Salvia Divinorum and Salvinorin A
By David (ed) Aardvark










