Salvia divinorum is a perennial herb from Mexico, related to Common Sage. It is native to an area known as Sierra Mazatec. It has been used by the native Mazatec for an unknown amount of time. Its use was first recorded by western science in 1938 when a young anthropologist, Jean B. Johnson wrote:

Shamans, as well as other persons, use certain narcotic plants in order to find lost objects. In some cases teonanacatl is used, while in others a seed called semilla de la Virgen is used. Hierba María is similarly used. The Zapotecs use a plant called bador, the little children, and the Aztecs used narcotic plants in a similar manner.
Salvia Divinorum leaf, extracts 5x 10x 15x and even 20x. Salvia is a sprawling perenail trippy herbal legal smoking drug which grows wild in the Sierra Mazatec region of Mexico. When extracted the strength can be multiplied 5*, 10*, 15*, 20*. now spliffs
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