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It doesn't even make sense that geometric designs would be influenced by datura. I have read every trip report on Erowid in relation to tropanes. Art influenc
by webern777 22d ago
It doesn't even make sense that geometric designs would be influenced by datura.
I have read every trip report on Erowid in relation to tropanes.
Art influenced by datura would look like Clive Barkers Hell Raiser. The trip reports are incredibly consistently dark because the person taking the substance is being poisoned. Not figuratively, literally.
The more interesting thing if you look into it is how ayahuasca use might be a modern phenomena. Maybe a few hundred years old.
Even more interesting is how there is a mindset that would not want this to be true and would never accept the evidence for it.
- slowin 22d agoThat's not what he says. The geometric designs are influenced by weaving. The patterns that look like datura, an ayahuasca... are influenced by nature, and some of the patterns in Mexico are influenced by actually hallucinating (he calls those zentangle patterns). The natural patterns aren't what you see when you take the drug, it's what the plant looks like. Imagine a box someone is storing marijuana in that has a marijuana leaf on it. Here's where he breaks down all three: https://youtu.be/Vp4JlUEnPTs?si=ZURxNd189w7_Rzfg&t=870 https://youtu.be/Vp4JlUEnPTs?si=ZURxNd189w7_Rzfg&t=870