The Jelly Bean Diary

I grew up in a small village in Holguin, Cuba. I remember that when I used to get sick in my childhood my grandma would always like tell me to make a tisane. I used to tell her don't be silly. I was so wrong, because it would actually work, and as soon as I poured over the tea in a mug my sickness would disappear and it would calm my nerves too. I mean she had no need to encourage me to make the tisane but she would every single time I got sick, and it would work over and over again. I remember after drinking this hot beverage I felt like the smooth water from a waterfall trickled down my spine. Everyone loved my grandmas tisanes. Tisane is often thought of as an herbal tea. This is in fact a misnomer as herbal teas are not actually made with real tea. The English word tisane originates from the Greek word ptisan, a drink made from pearl barley. Herbal infusions can be made with fresh or dried flowers, leaves, seeds or roots, generally by pouring boiling water over the plant parts

It’s been a great day today. I am usually very inquisitive but I’m crazy excited because I going to the optometrist. I took a photo because I was amazed at what you can find inside the eyeball.  <3

Recently, researchers have begun to experiment with psilocybin as a potential treatment for depression and anxiety. This line of research was frozen for decades and is still difficult to pursue, given psilocybin's status as a Schedule I substance. This means the drug is classified by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) as having no accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse. In the past, though, psilocybin and other hallucinogenic drugs were at the center of a thriving research program. During the 1960s, for example, Harvard psychologist Timothy Leary and his colleagues ran a series of experiments with magic mushrooms called the Harvard Psilocybin Project. Among the most famous was the Marsh Chapel Experiment, in which volunteers were given either psilocybin or a placebo before a church service in the chapel. Those who got psilocybin were more likely to report a mystical spiritual experience. In 1991 a study found that participants who got the psilocybin remembere

 I finally found a nearby nice cafe.

Hogs bean, or how its commonly called Henbane, a deadly nightshade. Family belonging to the Solanaceae, rapidly intoxicating if consumed, like some kids in your typical backyard in everyday exotic Instanbul, Turkey. That consumed it, if you don’t know what’s in it why do you need to eat it? Learn from these kids my friends> A salve of henbane, belladonna, applied to the skin said it had the powers of making you feel as if you were flying, Therefore, yep you guessed it, because you are smart like fortune cookies, they were considered witches fave salves. A medical study showed that the same group of kids, because they were being kids, as part of a game, as I mentioned earlier, ya, they consumed this plant & became severely intoxicated after for real. Don’t do it kids, you don’t know what you’re getting into. LOL I Kidd I Kidd.. I feel like this plant could easily be speculated that the Devil was the one who created it as a lab experiment in a high-tech, movie like laboratory. Ge

I don’t feel so good right now, Like a tree who sheds poison daggers Badly having a need to ingest anything that causes maim. Focus, I say, in a bloodcurdling attempt to calm down an intrepid mind A glistening seed inside my heart Not sure why it is that it is the alcohol it needs so badly I guess the heart wants what it wants You heard it from me right in front of the line. Your walking into inescapable death. The sordid is always prowling Same as with morning star Lucifer Prowcing  was a thing of yesterday If eradication must be the best taken into consideration that I have to past the test Drawing on history, if a leaf triggered a war I don’t want to see what the devil will do A to Z is a short compendium of things I cannot imagine what would become of a sinner It would probably trigger the plague within me Ingenious as it is it comes to test me out of its retched dwelling Medicine is what my soul is in need of, i know I’m only complaining Nowadays enlightment i