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So what's the point of ingesting DMT if it can either make you hurl or require that you have a background in organic chemistry? It isn't called the 'spirit molecule' for nothing, because the transcendent qualities of DMT cannot be disputed. The ingestion of DMT in the form of ayahuasca is a sacred function by amazonian Indian shamans and tribes. It is also part of religious ritual by the Christian Santo Daime sect of Brazil. DMT is one of the few psychotropic substances where users frequently describe interactive encounters with personalities.

http://sixties-l.blogspot.com/2009/09/dmt-molecule-tryst-with-spirits-
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Originally posted by Fremdfirma:

But clockwork elves ?
That's a new one, pass left, willya ?

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Machine elves (also known as fractal elves, self-transforming elf machines) is a term coined by the late ethnobotanist, writer and philosopher Terence McKenna to describe the apparent entities that are often reported by individuals using tryptamine-based psychedelic drugs, especially DMT.[1] References to such encounters can be found in many cultures ranging from shamanic traditions of Native Americans to indigenous Australians and African tribes, as well as among Western users of these substances.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_elf

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Originally posted by Fremdfirma:

Now I've heard of clockwork faeries, including a right good comic series by a local author/artist...
http://www.vogelein.com/vogelein/

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