Salvia Divinorum Leaves

Hawaiian baby woodrose is one of many entheogenic plants that have been used throughout human history to produce mind-altering experiences. The active substance in the seeds is LSA, a close molecular cousin to LSD.

Yes, dear readers, psychedelics can also be consumed in tea form. In fact, drinking tea often allows users to experience less nausea at the start of their trip. Here are 9 great recipes for brewing psychedelic tea!

There are thousands of plants and animal species that in some way or another are capable of inducing altered states of consciousness. In this article, we explore 4 of the most intriguing natural psychedelics.

When taking psychedelics, hallucinations are a major part of the trip. Be more prepared for what's in store by understanding a few common forms of hallucination.

The history, discovery and classification of Salvia divinorum, also known as Sally-D, Magic Mint or Diviner's Sage, are the basis to an endless list of interesting facts and possibly fictional anecdotes, involving some of the most revered minds in the botanist community. Zativo takes a look at Salvia's backstory in the following article.

Experiences with psychedelic substances like LSD, mushrooms, magic truffles, DMT, Salvia divinorum and Ayahuasca can be physically and spiritually intense. A trip sitter is a sober and experienced person who helps the psychonauts during their spiritual experience.