| The Horsekiller Herb: Solanum Viarum and some quintessential thoughts | 6 comments |
 7 Jun 2009 @ 16:41, by Max SandorSo many people wanted to know what terrible herb the White Rabbit had given me (one or more, haha), so I feel compelled to make a photo and a short description of it here after the White Rabbit explained to me that he wanted to actually cure in me - some ailment that I myself wasn't even aware of. The Brazilians country people (caipiras) call it Mata-Cavalo or Cabrita-Louca, in plain English: 'kills-a-horse' and 'crazy goat', resp.), botanists call it more elegantly: Solanum Viarum. The herb lives up to its name due to its content of natural steroidal alkaloids. Cultivated in India by ayurvedic doctors and pharmaceutical companies alike, it is banned from the US as an invasive species and put on the pest list under its English name, the Tropical Soda Apple. Of course, even though banned, it grows like wildfire. At least in the US where it is said to have arrived in 1988. Strangely enough, it is difficult to find in Mid-Brazil and needs microcultures for being harvested in India, there also known as Dunal, after the discoverer of its medicinal qualities. The list of medicinal application of its natural steroid, solasodine, is so long, I won't bore you with it. It is interesting, nearly a pattern, that some of the most effective herbs around are considered pests, at least and especially in the US. It isn't known to kill humans but it may induce a state of susupti, deep dreamless sleep, as different from svapna, common, ordinary dreaming, and jagrata, awaken consciousness. This brings me to turiya, the state above the gunas, nowadays often called pleroma. Since a long time now I'd liked to write about the state ABOVE turiya, by the Hindus called turyatitah. But, in lack of words, I never did. This state is called by some the 5th Dimension, being 'above' the fourth dimension of pleroma and more and more people enter it 'naturally', so to speak, after doing extensive depolarization using my simplified 'gunas method' or the Girapoli technique that gives rise to the 'quintessence', the fifth quality that is generated by a quadpole, early on also called 'unity key'. So, for the record, let it be stated that the quintessential energy of the Girapoli process is a qualified pleroma, or super pleroma, and not yet the state of turyatitah, the 5th Dimension. But all of this, of course, should be experienced rather than talked about. nuff zed ;-) |