Showing posts with label government. Show all posts
Showing posts with label government. Show all posts

Sunday, May 24, 2009

Ignorance about salvia.

I've always been against ignorance, which in the case of salvia is a reality nowadays.

Unfortunately, ignorance is one of the greatest weapon of control in this Psychological wars era.

The ones in power rely on ignorance of the masses to achieve their egoist interests, if you haven't thought about this, take a little time in your life to meditate on this, you'll see that what I'm writing is true.

In the particular case of salvia, governments and some ignorants are taking advantage on this new discovery in botanics to make their governed believe they're in control, when with a little personal research with any search engine would clear all their doubts, realizing that salvia is a harmless plan.

Those in power will never change, that's what they're there for, but you can change, don't believe everything that they say, make your own research, and be free of being controlled because of ignorance.

This article doesn't just apply to Salvia Divinorum, but it may be applied to several issues

Saturday, May 23, 2009

Ten days! Wow! I'm impressed also! When I started this blog I didn't think it would turn difficult to find time and/or stories to keep the blog running, but this has been the case, and I admit it.

I guess that flu H1N1 is in control in Mexico, I don't mean that it won't be more infected people, or even dead ones because of the virus. I just mean that we're now aware of its symptoms and its deadliness. WHO has congratulated Mexican government and citizens for their civic and mature response to this new virus, that handled carelessly would've got millions of lives throughout the world.

Nevertheless we paid our toll, we're facing one of the greatest economic crisis of our history.

I personally ask to my readers to come to visit Mexico, we depend in great part on tourism, and you can take advantage of our low prices for tourists and our beautiful touristic places.

At least visit BHB and get some Salvia Extracts, you'd be helping in some degree to Mexico, Salvia Divinorum's mother land.

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

More on favor of Salvia Divinorum.

I've said repeatedly that Salvia Divinorum is not as bad as law makers perceive it. That it should be regulated as alcohol or cigarettes have.

In addition to this, there's another legal area where Salvia fits to be compared with.

Medications have been lately in the eye of the storm (though this is a misplaced use for this phrase, because the eye of a storm is always quiet) because most of them have as much adverse effects as they cure diseases, specially those for treating mental illnesses.

The way health departments in several countries have been managing new artificial medicines tests for their final use in the population is embarrassing and irresponsible.

When congressmen try to ban a relatively recent botanical discovery as Salvia Divinorum and they aren't doing their job in other areas like medicine regulation, they're just being as reckless as those teenagers trying Salvia.

I'm positive that more than 10% of medicines have killed those that they're supposed to heal, just because their unknown side effects or 'cause they were used by minors as consequence of improper storage.

If you want a drug-free and safer place for our minors, start fixing what you've left unfinished, with their proper testing on humans, maybe then you could try to regulate new plants and medicines the right way.

Yeah! Leave your comments! I'm sleepy now.

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

What your governments don't want you to know.

I'd like to know how much you've heard about global warming and those kind of stuff, because I've been seeing some signals that I would like to share with you.

I'm sure you knew about the "Earth day", where several countries unplugged the electricity of their monuments for one hour as a sign of empathy with our mother earth.

I don't know about your countries, but here in Mexico have several water cuts per week, I think that's systematically, but they manage to come out with a different excuse each time for the people not to tell. As an example, in Mexico City, the most populated in the world, they left a quarter of the city without water around 4 days.

They said that they were giving maintenance to the main pipes of the Cutzamala water system. That would've been ok for everyone, but after they did this "maintenance" they keep doing water supply cuts to that same part of the city, now arguing that "it hasn't rained enough".

To end this story, now they're asking, almost pushing government offices employees to save energy, to shut off any device they're not using, without an explanation.

I know this could be just me, but I don't buy those electricity and water cuts lightly. Something is going on that we're not worth to tell. In my opinion the water is running out, the electricity is running out, the world power supply is going down. They know about this, and they don't want regular people to know.

They just want to keep the power as long as they can, no matter who may suffer because of this.

If I scared you just get some Kratom extract or some Salvia to ease the inevitable truth.

PD: For ADN, I'm just an employee, I'll ask my boss about your suggestion and you'll know his decision if you pass by and check. Sagewisdom is a great source of info, I agree.

Monday, April 13, 2009

Salvia Divinorum, prophet in its own land.


It's funny that sometimes we need an outsider to realize what we have, or the potential we can reach.

This is what's happening with salvia divinorum in Mexico. Before my boss informed me about Salvia, I wasn't aware of its existence. Salvia is Mexican and I didn't know it, and I guess most of Mexicans still don't.

That's just one example for our situation as a country, after the oil we produce, tourism is our primary source of money. I think this mostly happens because people of other nations see what we haven't seen by ourselves, or at least our government. I don't think it has to do with a"sophisticated" way of advertise our country by our tourism department.

This is also true between individuals, when someone makes you believe a little more in you than just by yourself.

I didn't mean that me and Mexico are the only ones with these characteristics. In fact I'm referring to the whole humanity, most of the times it takes another person to point out our strengths and weaknesses. In those cases we mess it up or learn great lessons, depending on our circumstances.

I guess that if Mexican know more about this enigmatic herb, they would buy salvia instead of all those drugs and alcohol bad for our self-growth and inner peace.

If you have any comments, let me know. Specially You!!