Very first lucid dream drawing: "I am a dream and so are you"

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This any better?

https://community.nightclub.andrewholecek.com/t/interview-with-zvi-ish-shalom-night-club-podcast/609

https://community.nightclub.andrewholecek.com/t/interview-with-christopher-wallis/2208

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no, but again if the links work for you and others, it might be a problem with my computer

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This frog venom is not really a psychedelic but is used for purification and health purposes in Amazonian medicine. There is a Sonoran desert toad called Bufo Alvarius who secretes the psychedelic 5-MEO-DMT on it’s skin, which can be smoked. Basically a 15 minute trip into White Light Ego Death and back. But this species is somewhat endangered so many are now advising not to use it. There is a synthetic version.

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If you have money to spend, here is another safe option. It’s the Rhythmia healing resort in Costa Rica: https://www.rythmia.com/ They bring Amazonian shamans there to lead ayahuasca ceremonies. They also have mental health counselors, holistic doctors, yoga and meditation classes, big name spiritual teachers giving workshops, etc. I’ve never been, but if you want a very safe environment to experience ayahuasca and can afford it, it may be the way to go. I’ve heard there are other ayahuasca healing centers in Costa Rica as well.

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Have you tried smoking the toad secretions before?

Was not a fan of the guy in the video with the frog, his attitude was very immature and condescending. I think he may just be a drug addict that wanted a tv show that would finance his addictions.

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you can enter to win a free trip there on that site, they offer a scholarship program.

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I tried the pure synthetic version of 5-MEO-DMT back in the 90’s when it was legal to buy online (I hear you can still buy illegal psychedelics on the dark web but I haven’t gone there). The toad secretions have other compounds in it that are toxic. I know a guy who seemed to get addicted to smoking the toad secretions daily. It seemed to effect his brain and he ended up dying on the street. Sad. And the toad is endangered so a lot of folks are advising against using it, although some folks raise these toads.

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