Davino

In his blog. Probably he does not want public attention to Salvia for obvious reasons. Also it's not very useful or helpful in the way that classic psychedelics are, and you can seriously screw up with salvia. It's just like exotic food you need to get it's taste before you can start enjoying it and exploring that realm. He explained how half of his body dissolved into infinity while the other half remained intact. He smoked Salvia with a trip sitter because he is aware of all what we are talking here.

Could you elaborate please. I'm very curious of what you just said. 5 to 10 min maximum. In fact, 15min inhaling if you really want you can behave absolutely normal and there are no outward signs of drug consumption at all. Obviously, the psyche has been extremely stretch and that will be felt and it also leaves a footprint in you, in terms of opening your mind. I would say Salvia is very short but very intense. I recommend to be at least 30min from beginning to end for safety.

Yoga is manifested from kundalini. Kundalini is the consciousness and intelligence inside the body. I practiced yoga for many years. When I had my kundalini awakening the most intrincate and unbelievable asanas manifested spontaneously, efortlessly and blissfully. Asanas that I believe are not recorded in any text book and just manifested uniquely for my body type. That moment for me was a clear revelation that all yoga sources from Kundalini mystical experiences.

I have watched several of your videos where you frequently mention the concept of selflessness, but I'm not entirely clear on what you specifically mean by it. It appears that the more you advance, the more frequently you emphasize this word, even with a great deal of intensity (similar to how you mention 'The Mind'). This leads me to suspect that a mystical experience might be necessary to truly comprehend selflessness. However, even if I were to have such an experience, I'm unsure if I would recognize it as selflessness because I lack a clear understanding of how you employ the term. Therefore, could you kindly explain your interpretation of selflessness? I am curious to grasp its meaning in your teachings.

Control? You ask for this and you want control? Maybe you have a few contradictions on what you say you want and what you really want. No control with Salvia, no memory of taking salvia, no memory of you being a human, no memory of reality before salvia, just like being born after exhaling, you are zipped out of existence and what you are zipped out to is strange to say the least. You die before entering this other realm, like rough ego death and then after dying you just enter into unimaginable states of consciousness. Like a random permutation of the infinite possibilities reality could be. I also feel like Salvia is a mature test for psychonauts. Lot of people like to say to themselves that they use psychedelics for truth, consciousness and God, to really explore reality. However, the truth is that they like to do that while feeling good, they want that to be presented in pleasure and dopamine in the brain. Here is your test, you wanna know if you do it for consciousness or you just want to have mystical experiences which are full of joy. Do Salvia then you will know. I failed the test, at least now I am not deceiving myself. I want God-realization but for the moment if the price is madness I am not gonna pay for it and probably if psychedelics had the Salvia entry fee I would still do them but much less. Try Salvia really, the moment you exhale you will understand. The most intense moment of my whole life was my death in Salvia. Not even my most profound awakenings had the same intensity as dying in Salvia. It was so crude and visceral. Wow, I'm really thinking of doing Salvia again. It's a beautiful experience nevertheless, it's just what it is. Do you want to know how dying really feels, then salvia will show you. Solve the mystery of death. What happens afterwards may not be what really happens after death, in fact I doubt it very much, but the death experience is legit as fuck. The moment I die I'm sure it will exactly like that. Salvia will show you what no other psychedelic can, not even close, Salvia is it's own thing. You will have to experience it for yourself to make up your mind, I'm still extremely confused about my Salvia trips, this is all I can share.

Every new level of awakening he changes clothes. So probably he was just maturing, integrating and embodying his last awakenings. Internal changes create external changes

"When a person's earthly possessions are lost or damaged, the victim feels disturbed, which gives evidence of the stranglehold that sense objects exercise over men's minds. This is what is called 'granthi' - the knots constituting the I-ness. By meditation, 'japa' and other spiritual practices, which vary according to each one's individual line of approach, these knots become loosened, discrimination is developed, and one comes to discern the true nature of the world of sense perception. In the beginning one was enmeshed in it, struggling helplessly in its net. As one becomes disentangled from it, and gradually passes through various stages of opening oneself more and more to the Light, one comes to see that everything is contained in everything, that there is only One Self, the Lord of all, or that all are but the servants of the One Master."

This is it mate, you got it. Salvia is the most powerful in that category that cannot kill you as Datura or others. It's very safe medically speaking. However, there is no way you can prepare yourself for a Salvia experience. You just have to surrender fully. Salvia is great and unique but it has a a fee for entrance and that is fear. You can access the weirdest corners of consciousness and reality, granted. The cost is you will experience deep fear, real death and completely losing your mind. That's the deal. I have stopped exploring Salvia and decided to go for the 5meos. After my first real awakening in mushrooms and mdma I just saw that what I wanted could not be accessed easily by regular psychedelics and that I couldn't even figure out anything about the Salvia Experience. So now that I know where to go I just want the direct path to it and that I believe will be 5meo malt. However, I know that I will come back to Salvia at what point when I'm much more mature, just because once you see you cannot unsee and Salvia just opens up something which is unfathomable in contrast with regular reality.

Yes, I have accessed that state of consciousness but you don't seem to have accessed the state of consciousness that I was talking about. Were by mere surrendering to the divine or what is, that divine presence pours itself into you. Which is a very profound state that can be taped into much easier and that can lead you to the state of consciousness that you are talking about. However, you can access it directly as you said and that is the final goal definetely. But I thought that the point of this conversation was about how my approach would change and what you seem to indicate is probably the destination where I am the divine reality and I'm playing within myself as tools to explore my own self. Yes we can. For most of them, just saying that not with Salvia. That psychedelic is just so alien to regular reality that I'm very unsure that we can access those states with any natural method. Well prove me wrong, I'm open to that and I would be a happy to try a sober technique that allows me to enter into the Salvia realm.

"The realization of the Brahman is a state beyond joy and dejection. Just as when you see a wet earthen vessel from a distance, you presume it is filled with water because generally an earthen pot of full water looks wet, similarly knowers of the Brahman give the impression of being steeped in joy. But this is not the ordinary joy or happiness. What that state is like cannot be described in words." ~ Sri Anandamayi Ma

It makes me reflect about the true purpouse of meditation.

I'm surprised how this keeps being so funny all the time

I would probably shift to kundalini and kriya yoga to generate those chemicals naturally. Also probably would search for shaktipat or some energy transmition or initiation. Also we would have to accept that some realms of consciousness we would never have access again. For example with Salvia, maybe you can access the same psychedelic states naturally but with salvia is just not going to be the case, or rather such technology has not been invented yet. We would have to go for that which is available by other tools. I would surrender much more to grace as my ability to enter into those states would be far reduced and the divine would have to suply it.

I've been refreshing more his youtube channel not gonna lie

As she was moving from ward to ward of a hospital, she remarked: "this also is a temple with God's images. It is He who manifests in the shape of disease as well. In every one of these temples the gods and goddesses are giving darshan. The sense of want, of emptiness and one's true being are in exactly the same place - in fact, they are That and That alone. What is this sense of want and what is "true being"? He and nothing but He. For the simple reason that there is one single seed, which is the tree as well as the seed as well as all its various processes of transformation - truly the One alone. You attempt to appease want with want; hence want does not disappear, nor does the sense of want. When man awakens to the acute consciousness of this sense of want, only then does spiritual inquiry become genuine. You must bear in mind that only when the sense of want becomes the sense of the want of Self-knowledge, does the real Quest begin. Whether you call it the One, the Two, or the Infinite, whatever anyone may say, all is well.

I've tried lots of drugs. I just don't like one: Alcohol. It's just not for me.

You don't understand relative truths vs absolute truths. This misunderstanding is a common error in the proccess of awekening. Check Leo's video about realtive vs absolute.

I understand your point. However, you have also said that this works needs to hit you from different angles to really unravel your mind. Why not trying this new approach? If that is what society is looking for. It doesn't matter the wrapping, once they start going down the rabbit whole they will find you. It can be a nice normie introduction to your work, so that it has a bigger impact and has a wiser fit in todays world

The most important insight I gained from him is the impossibility of grasping the now. He tells again and again that you cannot make a reflexive action to what you are. That even wanting enlightenment, truth or God is starting from the wrong foot. Because reality would never ask itself this maniach questions, as it is already what it is. He cannot make higher abstract sense of what is constantly being the case, it is self evident the case, unmissable experience of existence as whatever is here is what we are searching but we are searching within the play of reality. Therefore he declares that nothing can be attained how can you attain what is always here, how can you grab if the tool that you use to grab is already what you want to grab. I find interesting also that after what he calls the calimity. He forgot even to speak or survive and had to relearn everything from absolute 0 like a kid. Another mind blowing fact that I read from his last letter, My Swan Song: I was very surprised for two things. First of all, I have been investigating the life of Anandamayi Ma for many years. It's the only recorded case in history of someone being bornt fully awake and is called the guru of gurus. Secondly, UG is known for being the most anti everything, the fact that he recognised Anandamayi Ma really made me reflect about his realization. Anandamayi Ma, as UG went through very extreme phisical changes through what she called: when this body was overimposed with the veil of ignorance and played the role of sadhana, how beautiful it is that I have to reveal myself to myself. While UG described it as an horrific experience that no one should ever want, with extreme pain, what seem as radical kundalini awakenings, senses being unravelled upside down and finally his body and "I" disappearing forever. He explains that he was left blank.

What I found most curious about U.G is that he says again and again that whatever happened to him, happened in spite of all the work he had done before. Also when pushed about that he says: He rejects all gurus, religions, traditions, paths, philosophies, and spirituality. He is often accused of radical skepticism, although he also rejects skepticism. It is important to be aware of this background when listening to him. He deeply questions epistemology and how we can know anything at all, or if there ever was an "I" or enlightenment. It was through a lengthy video that I began to unravel the essence of him. Understanding him becomes challenging when he asserts that communication is not possible, and he has no interest in making others understand. To truly grasp his perspective, a genuine desire to comprehend him is necessary; otherwise, one may give up along the way and miss out on something truly unique.