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Confessions of a Salvia Sorcerer
A 51-page, non-fiction book about the psychedelic use of the Mexican mint, salvia divinorum. The book contains a prologue, in which the author summarizes the modern history of salvia divinorum's use in Mexico and North America. The author specifically cites two of the earliest literature sources on the psychedelic use of salvia divinorum, Valdez, Dias, and Paul (1982),〔http://www.sagewisdom.org/valdes83.html〕 and Kreig (1966).〔http://www.amazon.com/Green-Medicine-Search-Plants-Heal/dp/B000VA0WYS〕
The prologue describes some of the author's political and religious views, as well as his personal experience with certain herbal intoxicants, such as amanita muscaria and the ergot fungus he picked from a friend's rye crop; as well as his lack of experience with other herbal intoxicants, such as ayahuasca and ibogaine. The prologue uses a serif, Courier typeface.
The body of the manuscript uses a san serif, Arial or Verdana typeface. It is written in diary format, using data sub headings followed by paragraphs in which direct use experiences are described. These include settings and subjective experience descriptions written in prose form. Throughout the manuscript there are illustrations presumably drawn by the author in colored ink on lined paper, as in a spiral bound notebook. Some illustrations are photographic, as in the mirror illustration, and some appear to be computer generated graphics, as in the "cosmic network". There are minor prose examples in some of the illustrations, and there is one poem about a bumblebee pollinating a jewel weed.
== Title: ''Confessions of a Salvia Sorcerer'' ==
The title describes the diary-style narration of a person who practices sorcery using ''salvia divinorum'', or, the "diviner's sage".
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