Salvia Overviews
Introductions to diviner's sage including completely free online ebooks, basic S. divnorum articles, and informational websites that provide basic overviews and survey of salvia's effects, uses, botany, mexican tradition and modern extraction procedures.
Overviews to Salvia generally come from one of two different purpose driven angles, one is geared towards people ingesting or growing the plant with the intention of achieving and altered, shamanic state, either by smoking or eating regular leaves or fortified extracts, and thge other are general surveys of the
factual data and observational information that can be researched about the plant, including botanical, health, cultural or legal information.
The most useful of the user-centric overviews are the user’s guides to growing and using diviner's sage.
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A Salvia center exclusive list of common salvia divinorum misspellings.
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Basic introduction to diviner's sage in the form of a list of frequently asked questions.
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Basic introduction to diviner's sage in the form of a list of frequently asked questions.
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The open directory category dedicated to non commercial Salvia divinorum information links.
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This is a salvia referance page from a UK based live salvia plant supplier.
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Overview of history, use and effects of salvia as well as a salvia shop.
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Regarded as the seminal user's guide for Salvia divinorum, written by Daniel Siebert.
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Covers salvia experiences, history and use.
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Robust article from ABC discusses salvia's history, effects and legality.
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Various botanical and medical facts about the sage family.
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Story posted on kuro5hin.org about salvia's history and use.
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This is a user's guide created to help people new to smoking salvia divinorum work with the salvia experience.
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The journal of phsycoative plants and compunds' outline of salvia divinorum, its history, cultivation and uses, both traditional and medicinal.
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Complete online text of book written by D.M. Turner, detailing his discovery and shamanic use and history of salvia extract or salvinorin.
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