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Aegle
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#1 Posted : 8/13/2010 1:53:05 PM
I would love to journey with some Caapi Tea any suggestions, advice or experiences would be greatly appreciated.


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soulfood
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#2 Posted : 8/14/2010 2:11:20 AM
For my intro to ayahuasca I boiled up 50g of white caapi thoroughly. It's definately a very kind teacher. All that stuff I have heard about the violent purging and body spasms just aren't present with this brew. Sure you can purge with it if you want to, but it will be a deep comfortable purge that will happen well into the experience as a result of your body's chemistry changing, rather than that of an upset stomach. I actually even quite like the taste.

My intentions with this first brew were to feel the effects of the brew only, but after an hour or so meditating on it I loaded a small amount of spice into my pipe and inhaled. It turns out the caapi did way more than I at first thought, it's that gentle.

Anyway I simmered the 50g's very lightly with no acid 3x3 hours then reduced and from the very first time I smelled the steam I was in love. I never thought I could get so much pleasure and fulfilment out of gently stirring a pan for all the waking hours of a whole day, but I highly recommend giving the magic all the attention in the world.
 
Aegle
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#3 Posted : 8/14/2010 12:34:08 PM
Soulfood

Sounds lovely, thank you for intriguing me further... From your description Caapi Tea sounds like just what I need, a peaceful healing experience...


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jamie
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#4 Posted : 8/14/2010 5:35:14 PM
If you have cielo vine I would start with less..50g of cielo for me was almost too much to handle with a bit of mimosa..got kinda out of hand..

White vine I think you need more..I dunno about the other colors.

I would start with caapi only or just a bit of light becasue caapi itself can be powerful at times adn it's good to get used to caapi by itself at first if you plan on drinking often.
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soulfood
Senior Member | Skills: DMT, Harmaloids, Bufotenine, Mescaline, Trip advice
#5 Posted : 8/15/2010 4:14:13 PM
From what I've heard I'd avoid cielo completely for now. Yellow for a classic caapi experience and white for magic Smile
 
Aegle
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#6 Posted : 8/16/2010 6:42:04 PM
fractal enchantment wrote:
If you have cielo vine I would start with less..50g of cielo for me was almost too much to handle with a bit of mimosa..got kinda out of hand..

White vine I think you need more..I dunno about the other colors.

I would start with caapi only or just a bit of light becasue caapi itself can be powerful at times adn it's good to get used to caapi by itself at first if you plan on drinking often.


Fractal Enchantment

Thank you so very much for the advice, ill be taking the white vine. I want to establish a strong relationship with Caapi before i journey with Ayahuasca, as i feel Caapi is a powerful element within the Ayahuasca brew it will be the best way to build a positive foundation for my Aya experiences...


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Aegle
Senior Member | Skills: South African botanicals, Mushroom cultivator, Changa enthusiast, Permaculture, Counselling, Photography, Writing
#7 Posted : 8/16/2010 6:45:08 PM
soulfood wrote:
From what I've heard I'd avoid cielo completely for now. Yellow for a classic caapi experience and white for magic Smile


Soulfood

Awesome ill be taking the white vine, there is nothing better than a little bit of magic... Cool


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