DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 97 Joined: 21-Feb-2013 Last visit: 15-Dec-2019
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Since I'm a noob and cant post in the Changa forum I was wondering if anyone knows of a book that would break down each plant for its use in changa as well as healing. I know theirs plenty of online resources but I'm trying to step out of the digital suck. I want to research the different spices and the appropriate effect so I can choose a blend to suit my needs. Yes I know everyone has different experiences but maybe something that gives a nice outline?
Also there is a TON of terminology used here that is sometimes odd because I cant really pin a meaning with it. Is there a thread outlining common words so I have a foundation of some sort lol I feel like everyone speaks some deep esoteric language that in order to understand you must be a regular in hyperspace (not me...yet)
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Life is Art is Life
Posts: 697 Joined: 11-Sep-2012 Last visit: 13-Apr-2016 Location: watching the wheels go round and round
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Honestly, you are going to find better info on this subject right here on the Nexus in the Changa sub forum than in any printed books I am aware of. If you insist on books, I would look for a comprehensive guide to herbs, but they will not likely address the herbs as used for Changa. Maybe you can find one on herbal smoking mixtures? Images of broken light,
Which dance before me like a million eyes,
They call me on and on...
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Posts: 5257 Joined: 29-Jul-2009 Last visit: 24-Aug-2024 Location: 🌊
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There isn't any books on changa afaik. There is more than enough info on this website however. the wiki and search is your friend :] you can also stop by the chat for any questions
<Ringworm>hehehe, it's all fun and games till someone loses an "I"
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Posts: 12340 Joined: 12-Nov-2008 Last visit: 02-Apr-2023 Location: pacific
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probly best to start with an herb you already know. That way you already know that herb. Isnt that better than random herbs you never heard of and dont understand yet? Just find one herb you grow or pick nearby and then mix that with caapi leaf. Long live the unwoke.
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Posts: 1955 Joined: 24-Jul-2010 Last visit: 12-Jan-2025
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Sounds like a nice little project though - creating that book I mean. /me loves books Buon viso a cattivo gioco! --- The Open Hyperspace Traveler Handbook - A handbook for the safe and responsible use of entheogens. --- mushroom-grow-help ::: energy conserving caapi extraction
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Posts: 97 Joined: 21-Feb-2013 Last visit: 15-Dec-2019
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okay so search, search, experiment, and evaluate. rgr dgr its pretty easy now a days to make e-books or pdf's and circulate them via the net. Maybe some super knowledgeable people can start a thread and just dump knowledge about changa herbs and eventfully compile it. 
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Dreamoar
Posts: 4711 Joined: 10-Sep-2009 Last visit: 26-Feb-2025 Location: Rocky mountain high
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Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs is a good resource for learning the more esoteric properties of various herbs. I think the terminology question raises an interesting point, a nexus glossary would probably be a very helpful addition to the site.
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DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 97 Joined: 21-Feb-2013 Last visit: 15-Dec-2019
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Thank you for the book! and hopefully soon we can see the glossary up so I too can speek leet!
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