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Excellent informational, non-commercial website for the Australian ethnobotany community. In its early stages, but already a hive of activity. Check out their forums to stay informed and to meet people of similar interests. | |
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The world's largest entheogenic library and community. The ultimate starting point for anyone looking for information about ethnobotany, entheobotany, drugs, drug manufacture, politics, books and sooooo much more. Also features many, many links. | |
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The
most comprehensive entheogenic database on the web. Similar to the Lycaeum,
but better in many ways. Very up-to-date and well maintained. |
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A close knit community of those who dare to experience the amazing spirituality that can be drawn from nature's offerings. People from all over the world discuss their common interest in visionary botanicals. Researchers, collectors, hobbyists, share knowledge on topics including cacti, mushrooms, ayahuasca, DMT, salvia divinorum, peyote, mescaline, mimosa, tryptamine and more. | |
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a very impressive and well researched site about shamanism, shamanistic cultures, the teachings and ethnobotany. They promote the preservation of Traditional Knowledge through th | |
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Sacramental
and Medicinal Cacti Michael Smith is the well known author & researcher of peyote and hallucinogenic cacti. Get the latest version of his book on his site for free. |
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A new enheogenic community. The site is well structured and run by open minded people. There are discussion forums, trading sites, a shopping mall, pictures and plenty of information. Check it out and support them. | |
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A very good site for info on a few Australian entheobotanicals. | |
 Claude
de Contrecoeur
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Lucid dreaming, kratom, salvias and much more. Claude died in mid 2002, so make the most of this site while it is still up. | |
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"...Dedicated
to the protection and promotion of the peyote cactus and its sacramental
use..." see this website while you can. Only available in archive format due to political reasons. Educate yourself, protect traditional cultures and support the persecuted and imprisoned.. |
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One of the best non-commercial trip info sites around. Covers Peyote, San Pedro, Salvia divinorum, Ipomoea, Iboga, MAOI's, Dutch Cannabis and Conscious Dreaming. Great ganja pics, Lophophora grafting pictorial, salvia growing / tripping guide and conscious dreaming info. All in true Amsterdam style. | |
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The latest news and developments in the ayahuasca and DMT world. Trip reports, cultivation images and much, much more. | |
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SHAMANS
OF THE AMAZON A Documentary by Dean Jefferys |
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The primary goal of EARTHPOD is to reduce Green House Gas emissions and to strengthen and balance the global economy.EARTHPOD's views and methods are practical solutions. By incorporating these into a network, our goal can be reached quickly and efficiently. | |
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Daniel Siebert's comprehensive Salvia divinorum website. Includes a salvia retail shop with good products, but shocking prices. Stocks an oral salvia essences suitable for efficient oral use. | |
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The Amazon Conservation Team works hard to protect shamanic culture and biodiversity. You can be part of it. | |
| BRUGMANSIAS | Brugmansia cultivation site with plenty of pictures and advice. | |
| Raintree | The Raintree Company and information database. An organisation that promotes the sustainable use and preservation of the worlds rainforests with particular emphasis on the Amazon. Excellent information database, beautiful pictures and shocking statistics. | |
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The cactus and succulent plant mall (CSPM) is an Internet resource for all growers of cacti and succulent plants. It is regularly updated with information on cactus and succulent societies and suppliers of plants, seeds and literature on cacti and succulents. The CSPM has developed and hosts webpages for around 200 cactus and succulent organisations worldwide. | |
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Mead is one of the oldest known fermented drinks in human history. Learn all about it here. | |
| *xenopharmacophilia * | A great selection of information and trip reports for the most obscure plants and substances. | |