The reason 7x is so visible here is that 100%pb recently restocked and a lot of us Indians bought it. It's also interesting how over-represented India is in this sub compared to the DMT, mescaline and peyote subs, and that's down to one Indian website. Something as mundane as economics has given many Indians intense psychedelic experiences, even though awareness is low and the substances are banned.
I don't know if this makes sense, but I've been reading a lot of anthropology lately, especially on the early out-of-Africa migrations (the ancestors of Aboriginal Australians, for example). I see a parallel with entropy. To reach Australia, early humans had to cross a whole continent and the Southeast Asian archipelago (with a land bridge helping at points), and the groups who settled along the way are nowhere to be found today. Australia is the last surviving "pocket."
Indians and psychedelics look similar to me. Many of us tried to get acid or shrooms, but it was so difficult that today very few show up in those subs. However, those who kept looking (like the Aborigines kept on moving) landed on 100%pb to find a suitable zone of activity, and a few things made that possible 1) Law enforcement's lack of awareness, so no legal repercussions yet; 2) An Ind-Ind company selling on the clearnet; 3) Affordability; 4) Salvia is (physiologically) safe and the duration of the trip is very short.
Everything can be explained to some extent in a cause-effect manner. There's always a reason, a pattern, a flux of enthalpy, you may say, through which we can see reality fairly accurately.
There is also a clear difference between those who grow salvia, understand its effects/mechanism, and are dedicated to the plant and the profound experiences it begets and Indians who are just desperate to find something stronger than weed (or are desperate to try psychedelics). If we do a survey over here to find out how many of us had tried some other psychedelic before salvia, many Indians would say Salvia was their first psychedelic.
This particular difference is created majorly via ignorance.
I remember a great set by Nimesh Patel that explains exactly what I am trying to convey over here.
For any Indian reading this and feeling called out, let me give you some advice, Salvia won't fill that empty void inside you. Nothing can. No one can. Maybe not even you. But once you can see where the seed of your actions is coming from (could be past trauma, adverse childhood experiences, financial issues, lack of self-esteem a.k.a. "the void"), you will be much more peaceful.
In fact, even if you want to benefit from this experience, I'd suggest you put in some work, some research, read some trip reports, read some neurochemistry and the MOA of Salvia. Start with reading its history, trace it all the way back to usage by South American Shamans, then the discovery by Westerners, isolation of Salvinorin A (read about the legend who identified this compound producing the strongest naturally-occurring psychedelic experience).
If you feel all this is too much work, then you don't deserve what Sally can actually show you. It is like giving the control of nuclear energy in the hands of a monkey. Even if you don't have a BT, you'd still not learn anything meaningful. The same goes for a lot of Indian-internet activities. Unaware, ignorant people without the capacity to understand nuance, running around embarrassing themselves and fking it up for the rest of us.
Sometimes its pure projection of childhood trauma, that is contributing to at least 80% of such a person's internet activity with them being blissfully ignorant.
Read.
Reading has by far been the most effective, strong and long-lasting psychedelic experience for me. The next has been meditation. Next is therapy (i have tried a lot of mind-manifesting substances, and they are just chemicals undergoing reactions in your brain, but also, you yourself are a biochemical reaction. Psychedelics cause a chemical reaction of consciousness.
NOTE: I am obviously not trying to offend anyone and if you cannot relate to it, then this post isn't meant for you.