" Sounds a lot like beer. When was the last time someone had a beer that wasn't looking for "...substances that will be used to induce intoxication." What a complete waste of taxpayer resources. Proof again that LPD is afraid to go after the big time "drug dealers". One wonders why? "

" Salvia Divinorum is a contemplogen. i.e. it facilitates contemplation, and is used as a sacrament in some indigenous groups. Many religious groups make use of some form of intoxicant whether it's the peyote of the native americans or the wine of the christians (remember that Paul in the New Testament had to defend one of his church groups against the accusation that they were just a bunch of drunks--meaning they probably used lots of wine).

Salvia does not lend itself to "partying" or abuse. It's not for "fun". Rather it can be used as a serious aid in meditation.

There are some interesting websites exploring the theory that most world religions have their origins in people's use of natural psychedelics (not the dangerous synthetic ones like heroin or cocaine). Anyone using the natural substances will get a glimpse into their sacramental character. Naturally, the powers that be prefer that people get their spiritual experiences from institutionalized churches. But they just use placebos like bread and a little bit of wine. "

" As usual the government is trying to suppress more and more rights. Beer, cigarettes and thousands of regular flower bed plants "induce intoxication".They need to focus on REAL drugs like CRACK that is running rampant in our population.They have to try to outlaw more and more natural herbs. Where will it stop? Many herbs can get you stoned. If someone is looking for a high-THEY WILL FIND IT!! Glue, paint thinner, the list gos on and on. This is wasting my hard earned tax money!! Sounds like they are picking on this guy to me.Didnt they just "bust" that store for "illegal paraphernalia "

" Call it what you may, this stuff can get you higher than a kite. Teenagers are smoking it, chewing it, and even making it into tea. I'm not wanting to argue it's legality, I just want to make sure people are fully aware that this is a psychedelic drug in every sense of the word. Check out this link to educate yourself on the subject:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salvia_divinorum "

" I planted some salvia plants in my yard. Do I need to be worried about them? "