Xanga, the history of this medicine
Changa (or xanga) is a term for a smokable mixture of plants, of banisteriopsis caapi or syrian rue, that contains the psychedelic substance dimethyltryptamine (DMT) infused onto a MAOI (monoamine oxidase inhibitor). In other words, changa allows people to smoke DMT easily and to get a better experience from it.
‘Dreamleaf’ or just ‘Dreamtime’ are the more common names that have been given to this blend of plants.
Changa has its origins in Australia, and there were too many ways of use at the beginning of the experimentation of the process. The smoking route was really the most obvious route to focus on because of the pace at which it integrates with the human body.
What does Changa contain?
Changa is made using herbs that work synergistically with DMT, like Mimosa tenuiflora, Mimosa Hostilis, or Ayahuasca vine as well. Without Ayahuasca in the changa, the duration will not be the same, and the same smoothness will not be there. It is the combination of the DMT with the ayahuasca vine that gives changa its natural power.
What can you expect from smoking Changa
DMT’s nickname is “the spirit molecule.” It’s an entheogen, a plant or synthetic drug that can inspire feelings of intense spirituality. Changa with Ayahuasca is used as a conduit to the spirit world in traditional ceremonies. But this spiritual world would manifest in different ways influenced by the culture and language.
Benefits from Changa Medicine
Some of the benefits of Changa Medicine are:
Psycho-emotional conflicts: Early stages of anxiety, sadness, and depression could be treated with changa medicine, as well as other situations such as devaluation, loss of self-confidence, resentment of life, the feeling of being separated from the divine source, the feeling of loss of sense of life.
Emotional release: Helps you to accelerate a potential catharsis state because it works as a way of emotional cleanse and stress redeemer, physically and mentally.
Awareness: The Changa helps you to unblock the mind at conscious and unconscious levels. It also provides more information about internal problems like emotional dilemmas, doubts, losses, and duels and facilitates personal changes.
Human development: The Changa mixture allows better communication between the mental and emotional states.
Catalyst of change: The benefits of smoking Changa work as well in a therapy process. In other words, the benefits could last for several months, helping the patient to reduce time, effort, and resources.
Addiction treatment assistant: Helps to reduce the risk of using strong drugs again.
Sources:
doubleblindmag
psychonautwiki
julianpalmerism
centroyibal.wordpress
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