DrJez

ok... here is a question??? If Salvia D is illegal, how come it is not on the Schedule 4 of Customs Prohibited imports and Quarantine AQIS ICON list Salvia D as a species permitted for entry??? I am just a bit confused. I am not from Australia but know how to find information. As far as importation is concerned, Salvia D appears to be welcomed. I also have not heard much about the legal issues with Salvia D except that it was "banned" back in 2002. Has anyone ever been prosecuted/caught/etc for personal use or importing it? Clarification is definitely in order...

Hey everyone! I just wanted to see if there are local gatherings of people interested in Shamanism around Brisbane? I would love to meet up with someone and get them to show me around some good bush lands that have natural Shamanistic plants from Australia. Send me a PM or reply if anyone knows anything. Thanks! ~Jez

Exactly Yeti... NOTHING... Clear white Shellite. I did originally get something the very first time but it was not active. I am assuming it may have been plant fats? Since that first time though, absolutely nothing. ~Jez

Hey Guy! I realize this is an old post, but I kept finding it when I was researching this misleading Acacia species. The wiki is completely wrong about this tree containing DMT. Acacia Podalyriifolia contains NO DMT. I have 2 trees right out in front of my house and 3 more down the road in which I have sampled bark and leaves and done both an acid/base extract with HCL/NaOH and a dry extract with white vinegar/CaOH on all 5 samples and nothing comes out. I have used both these extraction methods successfully with Acacia Confusa and MHRB, so I know they work. The last extraction I stripped the poor trees inner bark by about 3 cm for nearly 500 grams... Still nothing. So to save resources, trees, and peoples time... I am trying to find all the Acacia Podalyriifolia posts online and put and end to this hopeful but misleading idea that it contains up to 2% DMT. Sorry guys. Glad to have some one refute me though and prove me wrong because I'd kiss them! But if you do please provide details as to how you did the extracts... don't just say "I got some". Oh, and I know for a fact they are the Acacia Podalyriifolia species because it identically matches descriptions and started to flower 2 weeks ago... exactly when it is suppose to with exact matching flowers... which triggered me to give it one last final attempt. I've also posted pictures in the NExus and it was confirmed by other members. Thanks everyone! ~Jez