Yopo is used in healing and religious rituals among indigenous cultures wherever it grows. The effects come on very quickly, immediately they feel that the room is inverted and that they are in contact with spirits.” They insert the powder into their nose through a long bone, with one end sticking into the nostril and the other into the powder. Users first stiffen for a time, then their limbs loosen and their heads drop. “This ‘kohobba’ powder is an intoxicating herb that is so strong that users lose touch with reality. When Christopher Columbus stumbled across the Americas, he brought along a guy called Friar Ramon Pane, who observed this kind of yopo use among the Taino Indians in 1496: History buffs have also uncovered snuff trays and tubes in Peru that go back to 1200 BC, which may be the most popular means of ingestion. In 2130 BC, folk in Jujuy, Argentina, were loading up pipes made of puma bone with the DMT-rich crushed beans. You’re here to read about the beans, which are used for tripping balls.Īrchaeological evidence of yopo beans being used as hallucinogens dates as far back as over 4,000 years ago. The wood is pretty hard and gets used to make furniture, but you’re not here to read about the wood. You might also see it called jopo, cohoba, parica, or calcium tree. (Yopo is straight-up a better name though.)
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