Indian Spirit | Chacruna (25g leaves)

This plant, Psychotria Viridis, is an ingredient of the well-known Ayahuasca from the Amazon region. This plant, also called Chacruna, contains a high concentration of the visionary tryptamine DMT.

Tryptamine is a substance that, in derived, synthesized form, is made into hallucinogenic drugs such as LSD. Tryptamine also occurs in natural form and forms, for example, the hallucinogens DMT and psilocybin.

Use

In most recipes, 25 grams is considered a low dose, 50 grams a normal dose, and 75 grams a high dose. The leaves are boiled over low heat for several hours. Some people make two or more infusions of the same plant material and later combine them, condensing the total liquid into a smaller, more easily ingested amount.

If you want to become one with the world, Ayahuasca is the remedy you are looking for! Users report a very high degree of abstract thinking and a sense of unity. One of the reasons users take Ayahuasca is to pursue ego suppression.

The consumption of Chacruna is generally regarded as a spiritual experience. Users feel happier, more creative and more at one with their thoughts after the trip. There are also reports of people who feel less well afterwards. What they feel is mostly fear.