I have been following members of this site for quite some time now & finally decided to join the family.

I am new to the forum, but have some experience and knowledge for the alchemical process.

I'm truly excited to connect with like minded alchemist who love the arts.

Looking forward to sharing my process & experiences

Cheers

Hello Maze,

Welcome to the Nexus. It's always great to have another lurker join the family.

Your intro just makes me want to know more. When you say alchemical arts, are you referring to entheogenic extraction from plant sources or something different?

Have you had a chance to try DMT yet? What is your level of psychedelic experience? Anything you'd care to share or expand upon would give us a chance to know you better.

I hope you have enjoyed your time here to date and now that you have signed up for membership, I hope it will just get better.

If you have any questions that have come up, don't hesitate to post them.

Again, welcome to the Nexus.

Welcome to the Nexus Maze!

Glad to see you here. Also looking forward to your contribution. So, what experience with entheogens do you have?

Thanks for the warm invite. Really appreciate it.

I got my bachelors degree in Holistic Science and masters in herbalism.

I have trained with some really amazing herbalist from western to eastern medicine. (Taoist Herbalism, TCM, Ect..)

Learned preparations methods to extraction methods ( making our own Elixirs, alcohol to ferment the herbs) which increases bio-availability. Thats when my fascination with the alchemical arts was born. (2005- 06) I furthered my passion at the School of Spagyric & Alchemical Arts. Our main focus was a comprehensive curriculum of Alchemical and Spagyric courses, from history, theory, and inner work to practical laboratory operations and medicine making. A spagyric is where the magic of an extract is by utilizing the whole purified plant body.

My experience with entheogens started at an early age in my life (13y). I have always respected them in a since that i was learning something about myself from these magical constituents & I really developed a passion for the understanding of the plants themselves and the history. My Journey began

After traveling to South america a few times, I was living and working with an older women (not a healer or shaman) just a sweet lady who understood the arts and practices for preparing ayahuasca and san pedro. I quickly became deeply connected fell in love with her and the ancient traditional methods. As well as our modern teks today. I have gained more respect for the art as a whole.

That is awesome Maze!!

You will be a great addition to the community here. I look forward to getting to know you and ect..

So what do you do for work in that field?

Hmmm.

why so young and how is or was that respectful of them?