"Diviners Sage" or Salvia Divinorum induces Astral Projection

Aztec Shaman Spiritual Plant May Become Illegal

by Carlotta Cortes

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Already, the states of Louisiana, Delaware, Tennessee, Missouri and Oklahoma have made Salvia divinorum illegal. One wonders how long it will be until all 50 states make it a crime to have in your possession the plant leaves that shamans have used for hundreds of years in their spiritual rituals. That is because Salvia, also known as "Diviners Sage" has been used successfully to induce astral projection and out of body experiences that enhance spiritual development.

Although Salvia divinorum may be one of the most powerful entheogenic herbs yet known to mankind, the effects it produces are not hallucinations. That is, the plant is not an hallucinogenic. Rather, a leading distributor of Salvia products states in its literature that the experiences that Salvia induces are completely real, safe and natural.

Some of the experiences that have been reported by those who used Salvia include: feeling weightless and flying over the astral landscape; seeing the perspective of another being; gaining secret knowledge and finding hidden answers; and meeting up with non-physical entities; as well as feeling at peace and at one with the universe.

For a limited time, there is a free astral projection MP3 being made available by the Salvia Dragon website. "The Official Astral Induction" CD-ROM formerly sold for $30 to $50, but they are now giving it away as a free MP3 as part of a special promotion.

Some history and background of Salvia. Originally, Diviners sage was chewed by tribal shaman just the same way chewing tobacco is used. They might also brew it into a tea for drinking or smoke it like tobacco.

Different people have different reactions to the Salvia experience, and there are various testimonials written up about these experiences on the Salvia Dragon website.

Of more concern is the erosion and loss of civil liberties that would be the result if a natural, herbal substance with centuries of traditional spiritual usage, such as Salvia divinorum, may be declared illegal when far more harmful products, such as tobacco are not illegal but generate millions of dollars in tax revenues for the governments.