For thousands of years, indigenous cultures have relied on the Acacia plant as a source of medicinal agents to stimulate psychic powers. The resin, bark and flowers were used in alcohol and smoke blends for retaining the sensations of other medicines for a longer time.

Acacia decocotions reportedly can significantly increase the effects of other herbs without reacting with them. Simply combine one part by weight of acacia gum with three parts by volume of distilled water, place into a tightly- closed bottle, shake occasionally, allow to dissolve, and keep refrigerated. Combine this liquid with wines or smoking blends for a pleasant experience.

This is authentic Alpine Tumeric(the one used by the mystics and NOT the culinary one) that was a favorite of Aleister Crowley, the English occultist.  Reportedly, it's not often used alone, but when combined with Galanga, can be an extremely useful tool to create psychic awareness. Combining these two mystical roots enabled the perfect yin-yang / body-mind balance according to ancient scriptures, and may be the reason that Aleister Crowley found it so useful.

This is authentic Alpine Tumeric Whole Root (the one used by the mystics and NOT the culinary one) that was a favorite of Aleister Crowley, the English occultist.  Reportedly, it's not often used alone, but when combined with Galanga, can be an extremely useful tool to create psychic awareness. Combining these two mystical roots enabled the perfect yin-yang / body-mind balance according to ancient scriptures, and may be the reason that Aleister Crowley found it so useful.

Shamans used Baheda regularly for visionary guidance to finding cures, and it has been used extensively in Asian medicine, appearing in the Chinese, Indian and Arabic tradition for their psycho somatic qualities.

The fruit of this bellarica variety and the bark of myrobolan (people on heart medication should NOT use these herbs) has a pronounced sedative and depressant effect on the sympathetic nervous system. By reducing the system's activity, the herb brings about the lowering of blood pressure. As a result, it may also be helpful when used to relieve anxiety and insomnia, as well as more serious mental health problems such as psychosis.

This organically grown Calamus root is another plant grown on our "Private Reserve" farming fields in Hawaii.  We offer it in a form no one else does; as the whole root! - This ensures maximum potency, since there are volatile oils that can evaporate with improperly stored herbal products.  This whole root was a favorite of Native American tribes and had many uses, including fighting pain and fatigue. The Cree say that they can take Acorus Calamus root and "travel great distances without touching the ground."

Native American Indians would simply eat roots in 1-inch sections as a medicinal, in 2-inch sections as an anti-fatigue, and in 6-inch sections as a visionary tool. Calamus has a certain sweetness as well as a sour quality and a heat like ginger or cinnamon. Again, these are WHOLE pieces of organic Calamus root that average about 4 inches long, not powder.

The roots of this Asian shrub, distantly related to ginseng, are one of the top adaptogens, in use for over 2,000 years. It produces a balancing and healing effect on the body, increasing endurance from all types of physical, emotional, and spiritual stress. Extensive clinical studies have shown eleuthero root to enhance mental acuity, without the letdown that comes with caffeinated products. It is reportedly extremely helpful for those recovering from stimulant misuse. Works best when taken daily, 1-2 tablespoons, with 2-week breaks after every 8.

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The meditational qualities of Holy Basil (Tulsi) and the authentic high altitude, aged Patchouli we offer, when ground and made into a tea or a smoke, are widely popular amidst Sadhus (mendicants) and is used used for enhancing the dreams, meditations and calming the spirit. Holy basil (O. sanctum, O. tenuiflorum) is a sacred herb in India, where it is used in religious ceremonies and planted around Hindu temples and sacred groves. Sacred groves are believed to be the abode of certain deities or spirits.  Both become powerful visionary herbs for dreamers when mixed together, and many report that they like if better than the world-famous Calea zacatechichi.

This untreated Mimosa hostilis root bark is also known by the name of the Shamanic drink (Jurema) that is still used ritualistically today in parts of South America.   The plant itself is completely legal to posses and grow, but any extraction of the plant material is illegal in most countries.  Historically, many indigenous tribes of the Eastern Amazon used preparations of this root to induce shamanic states of consciousness, but it is most widely known for its powerful external analgesic properties.  This is the much-coveted "purple-pink" strain of Mimosa, which is the rarest of the Mimosa bark available.

Due to the nature of this bark, we offer it for external use only as a homeopathic analgesic, as an incense, or as a botanical specimen for those who want the energy of this plant to fill their Shamanic spaces.

The plants commonly used Nepalese Shaman were acacia, calamus, galangal, myrhh, hemp, davana, tobacco, turmeric, poppy, sweetgrass skullcap and valerian. Ancient shamans believed that this combination of plants can free the soul from corporeal confinement, allowing it to wander free and return to the body.

In recreating this blend we used oils, powders, petals and seeds of blue lotus, calamus, camphor, red poppy petals, acacia, davana, frankincense, galalangal, turmeric, valerian, skullcap and sweetgrass.

Recreational Use: Mix a pinch (less than 3 grams) with any smoking blend and use in a pipe or rolled as a cigarette.

Ceremonial Use: This ritual should always be accompanied by music and a drink – either alcohol (very mild red or pink wine – NO white wine or strong alcohol) or non alcoholic (blue lotus tea, blue lily tea, bala root tea, calamus tea) Throw a pinch of the Nepalese Shaman blend on a hot rock or in a charcoal burner set on a tripod. Inhale the vapors deeply for a few minutes, lie down on your back, close your eyes and meditate on your third eye – you will find yourself floating into a calm state of bliss.