HISTORY FUZZ - Brugmansia - Devil's Breath

[@seanpatrick5674]

Me and my friends drank this tea when I was 17. Craziest trip ive ever had. I was literally blind the next morning. Dont take this at all most people don't make it out, I've been addicted to meth most my life trying to ecsape reality and just live in a self pleasuring state and now I have the most peace I have ever known by coming to Christ. Life is still hard, gotta work, pay bills, experience loss but reality makes sense and purposes fulfilled in abiding in Jesus. Great video and insight though buddy

[@fvkthsstm8524]

This is not a party drug..hail death 💀

[@jamesmcinnis208]

Me never tried it.

[@vgil1278]

Glad you have found the only real peace, Sean.

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

Religion is perhaps the strongest of all drugs.

[@DeuceGenius]

get back to reality. leave the drugs and the fantasies

[@hw5475]

How do you not have more followers?!? You are a fantastic storyteller and presenter of information, you had my undivided attention! SUBSCRIBED!

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

Thank you. That was kind to say.

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

So ya'll know. I am publishing daily shorts and docs on the @historyfuzzpodcast KZbin channel. See you there. kzbin.info/door/DXUtHaFTVVh46iComgEtjAvideos

[@patricianostra1622]

I’m from Dominican and we drink this tea once a year. We are high for 4 days and it’s an amazing experience, we have somebody watching over us though

[@T.Lspitz]

How is the tea made? Does simply boiling the flower work well?

[@patricianostra1622]

@@T.Lspitz yeah. But don’t do it, there are many recreational drugs. This tea is used for your spiritual journey and if you want to do it you should go to Some places and do it with the tribe. They chant and do a ritual. The chaman guides everyone. But it’s not for only getting high

[@evandorco5193]

Facinating here we have somthing similar

[@sampedro9316]

I want to.

[@wailingalen]

@@patricianostra1622very interesting!!! I've always been fascinated with sacred plants. I've never tried devils breath but I have tried salvia divinorum. Diviners sage. You are beautiful btw

[@tiaan7032]

This is the best video ive seen on the Brugmansia & i can confirm that ive watched at least 50 Brugmansia & Datura (its cousin) videos. The first point you made about "people getting out of their boxes / altered states of consciousness" is really spot on. Humans are mental alchemists & its in our DNA to try & "design" our consciousness - is probably the most uniquely human thing we do.

[@tracyupshaw7862]

wow my mother has a ton of these plants/tress in Florida. beautiful flowers when in bloom.

[@AHungryKidInAfricaa]

Tracy Upshaw eat one of those. Just be really fucking careful

[@quintonjewett1253]

I'll buy some

[@dylanstjohn3356]

It also grants one the ability to summon cigarettes from thin air.

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

This is interesting. W have met?

[@clarezajac3276]

I got my first bloom last night, last month there was no new moon, I swear it. I watch every night. We had a full moon for 5 days. To my suprise a flower pod appears, had no idea this was a nightshade until last night. Its large white and beautiful. Normally its almost dead this time of year due to cold nights periodically dipping into freezing but its been relatively warm, great video!

[@Nevillaa]

My favorite thing about this video is that you don’t demonize this plant. A lot of people like to call it “evil”.

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

To demonize it would be to insert my personal beliefs, and that just wouldn't do.

[@Nevillaa]

@@AshleyCowieFilms beautifully put!

[@user-lb1bh4df6b]

I have a 15 years old brugmansia, it's part of my family.

[@martinsmith852]

My friend boiled these flowers and cooled it into a juice. Its poisonous and I had such a dry throat and mouth that i was struggling to breath at first and afterwards i was hallucinating seeing and talking to weird caterpillars and monkeys on the walls and that sort of thing. My eyesight was also bad for a few days and i was very disoriented about where i was and time etc.

[@hey-its-me2848]

I read you are supposed to burn it meaning smoke it thats the only safe way.

[@missyflutter5562]

@@hey-its-me2848 how do Shamans do it?

[@iphone-uz8vc]

@@hey-its-me2848how do they turn it to powder so it give u effect by touching or smelling it

[@dmtdreamz7706]

Fucking beautiful

[@deathskunk3]

Amazing video! Really enjoyed it youre a natural storyteller!

[@dakotawint]

Cool video!

[@IsNoGood4uM1kkel]

Have you ever tried datura? Dakota maybe in ayahuasca or just seeds from datura stramonium or other kinds of datura

[@dakotawint]

Mikkel Bødker Nope, never. Don’t plan on trying it but I really am fascinated by it

[@IsNoGood4uM1kkel]

Microdosing on the seeds from datura stramonium gives me a moodlift and helps me not getting Up for peeing Every third hour at night :) And the Leafs are good for coughing if you smoke em And thanks for the reply You are a good man and youtuber Best regards Mikkel from denmark

[@sergiomarquina4553]

Hey Dakota nice to see you here, I’ve actually ordered a Brugmansia, looking forward to growing it.✌️

[@DC-ef5qk]

Wow... I arrived here from a reddit post - drawn in my the amazing presentation and knowledge. Great video! I'm a new subscriber!

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

Thanks mate.

[@BillM1960]

In Colombia, it is usually called "Burandanga" or "Borerrachero" (depending on the area.) There seem to be a lot of names but those are the only ones I know and I've lived there twice over a year each and been there more often. My ex-wife was Colombian as is my current girlfriend. I still have an apartment there.

[@mase8444]

This is the kind of man that KZbin was made for

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

I don't know about that. But thanks for the sentiment.

[@filasocks1]

Bro i just wanted to know about plant care and im 30 seconds in with my mind blown, thank you bro subbed

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

Mate. I am delighted you connected.🙏🌿🙏

[@buddha8910]

Its so interesting. Thank you.

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

Thanks for tuning in again JD.

[@missyflutter5562]

Subscribed! Love this creator!

[@djornh4107]

Wow! This is so immersive! Thanks for this video, gonna watch some others on your channel. Great work!

[@mikeswoosh2564]

I’ve just bought one of these from Lidl. Great information thanks.

[@Alkebuland]

Do bees like it? What effect would honey from bees that have exclusively interacted with this flower, have?

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

It's actually a moth that activates the plant around the full moon. But in Colombia bees are used to gather thc from cannabis, and the honey is infused with cannabinoids.

[@Dasnonowman-blkk]

Thanks for the knowledge I'm doing a study on the plat . God bless

[@morgellon9449]

Great video! You had a lot of good and interesting info, some of which I've heard but never anywhere else online. I once read in a Cannabis Culture magazine several years ago about kids being given brugmansia in South America when they misbehaved, to straighten them out. Also, someone told me that story one time about the man severing his own tongue and penis under the influence of datura. I never read about it or anything, but I assume there's some official report somewhere online. I ate datura once in 2006. The only hallucinogenic effect I experienced was I kept dropping cigarettes on my sleeping bag and I would be desperately trying to find them, only to realize I didn't have any cigarettes. It was completely unpleasant besides that, producing extreme dryness and a physical malaise similar to severe alcohol withdrawal. I'm really lucky I got a low dose, since the levels of alkaloid rise and fall dramatically with datura similarly as with brugmansia. Don't eat it to get high, kids, it's definitely not fun, and people die from it all the time. An interesting anecdote is I was talking with some old Deadhead guy who told me he and his friends once ate jimson weed and they all hallucinated sitting around on an old car they had sold several years before in a completely different town. They all remembered it, and how they were all tripping out about it at the time. I've read about the group hallucination thing elsewhere, as well. That's the most interesting thing that actually almost seems worth investigating first-hand, but I also know from my previous experience that it was so unpleasant I'd never willingly take the stuff again.

[@Sandifitzy23]

I bought 2 small plants. I’m in Ontario Canada. They are now in my basement due to cool weather here still. Is it safe to keep in house? Thanks. Love your channel

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

Many would say to put them out around the full moon when they are at their most devilish. But this is an old wives tale. You are good. 👍

[@giligh]

Thanks for sharing mate.

[@The1KMnO4]

Sorry I couldn’t tune in - setting up hunting stands all day. Just finished the vid - very very insightful - thank you.

[@Myhandlenagluho]

Awesome presentation. Thank you!

[@stbdtack123]

Wow what a great video, I just saw you in a Doc on Rosslyn Chapel, found your channel. Thanks for that learning...😁

[@bobaseed4423]

Can you trip on 2 Datura Metel seeds from a bought packet online?

[@ryangunn7638]

Excellent narrative!

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

Thank you kindly!

[@suryadas6987]

Suprabhat, from India. 🙏🌞🐦 Thank you for nice video. 😎👍 !!!Jai Bhole Baba!!!

[@bobbybrown5217]

You're an interesting and passionate dude brother. Love your work, keep it up✌️

[@sherryglisson4885]

I have 7 of these plants with my biggest one being about 5 feet tall. I'm growing them in pots because they are BEAUTIFUL and smell sweet but yes they can be deadly....i wash my hands after working with them and carefully rake up old leaves and seed pods....i don't have any outside animals to eat them and people seldom visit me so I'm GOOD....

[@davehightower1851]

see any stoned out fish down river where the water flows into?

[@AlexBonesJones]

Fantastic video and great knowledge shared

[@alastairsherriffs4335]

So good again thanks Ashley

[@delhog6161]

I have one in my conservatory but I’m extremely careful with it, and only touch it with gloves on if I need to prune it.👍

[@thadhorner5129]

I've had one for 30 years. It grows in a large pot and I cut it back every year because it wants to grow into a tree. I remove the old faded flowers and leaves with my bare hands, also pruning it and handling the cut branches without gloves, but I wash my hands afterwards.

[@Getithowyoulive863]

A lot of people take this for a trip through hell. Typically younger folks ignorant to it's power. I ate a seed pod once I was tripping for 4 days. It's considered an extreme deliriant.

[@mooeygarnet]

May I ask a question? I am growing my one and only Datura from seed. I had 5, only one is a trooper lol it's my baby. I live in South East Louisiana. I'm just wondering how much light you think the Datura likes to grow in and if you HAD to put it in a large pot, do you think the bigger the better? I want it to get as big as possible, but also want to be able to bring it with me. I named her Datty lol any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

[@paulblackmore1630]

It likes nitrogen. Good nitrogen ritch soil and only about 6 hours of sunlight a day will survise. It will really like moonlight when you can thou for all night if possible.

[@phisisnocopy9576]

I knew the truth attracted by this plant, I'm from Brazil, and I and some other people, (Xamãs) discovered a religion through this plant, whoever wants to know more, get in touch. but I tell you everything has a reason, everything has a cause, everything has an entrance and everything has an exit, He who enters the spiritual world will be doomed to live with him for the rest of his life! don't play with things would be!

[@vgil1278]

worship demons with this drug. they are evil and will never set you free.

[@yummyyummy-i7l]

🥴

[@303octavian]

Witch lessons by a man! :) We need more of this!

[@martinwise2898]

Omg……I’m a gardener in Queensland, this was awesome🇦🇺😎👍🏳️‍🌈

[@shimeliskassahun584]

Is the leaves or seeds are drug brother

[@TRAVIESO_NA]

Both. Leaves less potent, make a tea less potency. The seeds stronger can be smoked or eatin.

[@lakenw1992]

I have 3 stalks propagating through the winter inside my home and after hearing this, I am terrified to plant them in the spring for the fear that my feral cats will eat it and die 🥺

[@criskity]

My sister has a Brugmansia in her garden. I figured it would be similar to Datura or nightshade. I don't think I'll be messing with it.

[@Phenomenology]

Every hero in mythology who messed about with sacred plants never really returned, completely. Leave it be.

[@raikiri109]

Beautiful flower, very informative. Too bad can't plant it.

[@liamshenk5202]

i used this video sampled in one of my tracks called "Floripondio" :)

[@sleeplessinthecarolinas8118]

A neighbor gave me several cuttings. I had never heard of the plant or its reputation. 🤯

[@orlandomodeno7567]

Great storyteller.

[@WulfgangGott]

Love all your videos

[@causticvision]

Thank you! It is so much more that I was looking for! Really, thank you! I wish I could say it irl.

[@theJoachimMurat]

How should one handle this plant? Gloves always? And how to dispose of clippings.

[@thadhorner5129]

I've had a Brugmansia for 30 years. You can handle all parts of the plant without gloves, but wash your hands afterwards.

[@northstar92]

Hey man you still around? Gonna make any more videos? Just found this channel but it looks like you haven't uploaded in awhile. All the best

[@nancyanderson1716]

You’re way out, Dude! I subscribed.

[@OkikaHawaii]

I’ve just bought an awesome collection of 11 varieties. Here in Hawaii. I’m growing them for their beauty and scent.

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

i grow them for those very two reasons. I just bought a pure red cross from England.

[@bluerainbow956]

Would love to see you do a video about ayahuasca or liberty caps.

[@johnleger9062]

I work at a Whole sale flower company. We recieve flowers from all over the world.

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

Do you import these devils?

[@johnleger9062]

No

[@johnbayon3026]

Very informative, i recently aquired some brugmancia for some from a neighbor here in puerto rico who had some growing in his yard, which i have been wanting to try and use for my spiritual practices and occult workings. Doing and have done much research on this and it's not something people should use recreationally. These plants are powerful as they are deadly and care must be taken. However if approached with respect, understanding, and knowledge it can be a very powerful and transformative tool.

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

You need to be really careful. Especially when tripping. Do not get a single drop in the eye.

[@cheryld714]

I"ve searched everywhere for some guidance advice on companion plants to grow under and around my tumpet plants. Seems what I have planted near by always dies. Which led me to thinking perhaps since the plant is so toxic the soil itself around it is also and thats why I'm having a difficult time with plants i would like to try to grow near it? Any advice or suggestion would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

[@reviewdudes]

nope keep trying

[@SombreroPharoah]

I grow Aconite round it, and belledonna under mine where she likes shadey areas. Although, that is a death patch in the garden now.

[@elcunto7623]

Very beautiful healthy plant ! ... well tree ! .... of life ... or death .. depending on her need! This is a great vidio pall !

[@charlescarabott7692]

I have a big yellow angel trumpet tree in my garden. I'm tempted to try sometimes

[@goodmythicalmukbang3757]

Its not worth it. Its the worst trip ever.

[@charlescarabott7692]

@@goodmythicalmukbang3757 bad trips don't bother me that much. I'm more concerned with the physical danger of this plant. Would like to know how the Colombian tribes used it

[@michaelaclarke3228]

Very useful info! I'm a children's writer and would love more information about the plants and their magical uses, if Ashley Cowie, or anyone else would like to make suggestions. Thank you

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

Please email me your thoughts on [e-mail] and I'd be delighted to help you.

[@dll5472]

Very informative on this beautiful plant, i had two of these on my front porch very fungshi i had one on each side of my front door to ward evil away ,it protected my home with emence triumph angles and when negative appered it would activate the devils breath lol 😂 really works !!!

[@Martin-vj7zx]

How much do you use for smoking it? How long does it last? What are the risks? Whats the lethal dose?

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

All these answers are in the film, but never, ever touch this plant. It's a natural born killer.

[@thinking_iris]

🌸 Such beautiful words, I really enjoyed ❤️

[@commonwinner8666]

Serious and Informative. Tks

[@janereich5170]

Can you get poisoned by touching it or it touching a wound?

[@SombreroPharoah]

I've used it as a styptic to stop bleeding from small cuts and numb the pain when I'm gardening. A pinch of a flower crushed and applied works wonders. Poisoned I'm not sure, I grow and handle regularly Brugs, Dats, Henbane and Belladonna. Had all of them snap and sap on my arms in the past. Really I've only had as far as slightly dilate pupils and enhanced colours and vision. Very useful for winter mornings foraging as can see better in the dark, distinguish shades of green better and shapes are very defined. Keeps you quite warm feeling too. But never so far as 'poisoned' to be honest. After a lot of contact, oft prolonged. Its more noticable in effect if the weather or space is warm to hot and especially so if sweating. Though a little caution is always better than consequence.

[@kingmourya8580]

Hi sir, where will you find it here?And can I meet you?

[@jaydem3624]

I smoked this plant and ate it and put in music as time unraveld between my eyes my tongue became dry and the music put me to ease

[@sebajun8601]

How did you you survive in the trip

[@KUPHSER]

I’m all about plant medicines and raising consciousness. Ive done dmt, salvia, mescaline, high doses of psilocybin in silent darkness etc But some of my favourite plants ever are brugmansia and datura.. and that’s solely just cos of my fear/fascination for these plants. So beautiful, but so crazy. A delirium. I would never consume, but still totally fascinating that this is what a plant can do. Although most of what you hear about trip reports and fatal poisoning are totally true, most of the scopolamine stories are old wives tales.

[@hoseinhashemi7740]

Does anyone know where to buy Devil's Breath I need Devil's Breath for laboratory research

[@chronictonicwizardcat]

I found some in Canada bc Langley, should I try it? Will I die? I'm not doing it today cause it's Friday the 13 full harvest moon

[@SlicedSlappy]

Chronic Tonic Wizard Cat if you do them in Langley you’ll end up in Newton with your foot sewed on to your forehead

[@chronictonicwizardcat]

@@SlicedSlappy but i already live in newton with a hand sewed to my back i didn't try them btw

[@yakaniy]

How can you touch it like that Is it safe to touch Aslo in a market near to me there is a two big trees and a short one also full of flowers Idk how no one got affected or maybe no one noticed Thanks for the video I’m going to give it a smell now 😂

[@ali_3364]

Thank you 💐💐✌🏻💪🏼

[@domm5715]

baller vid bruh, i have always wanted to learn more bout this teacher, an how shamans used it

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thanks mate. There are new vids about this plant on my @historyfuzzpodcast channel

[@pipkoal2718]

nice opening

[@jaydenadams4970]

Lmmmao the beginning of this video is gold 😂

[@tinahares2729]

o my you do love a story

[@trikkke11]

That is one poor Brugmansia. Hardly any flowers?! Maybe in Colombia they don't bloom in central-european summer, although it's north of the equator and the vid is posted 03/08. So, in conclusion: a poor Angel Trumpet for the season and the region, if you ask me. Maybe you consumed or traded most of the flowers by the time you shot the vid, who knows ? You know what you're talking about, clearly. The red Brugmansia Sanguinea is a relatively harmless version. It's a northern stem, so you or your customers will have a slightly more hard time slipping into other worlds. If there are any...

[@ephremsewmesay6157]

Have the type seedlees ???

[@dreamym00n59]

Brugmansia are not self fertile. You need 2 different varieties for them to pollinate and produce seeds. If you have just 1 brugmansia variety it will never produce seeds.

[@OtherSide..]

Thank you

[@andheardstudios8089]

Me and my friends drank a glass of this mixed with kool aid in 2007-08....I spoke to people in a different dimension and it sent me in and out of a consciousness...it was a bizarre real experience.... Damn...I'm a fucking shaman!!!!

[@The_Oblivion_Light]

Dude, you're like a narrator of a voice over when a show or a movie do that thing when they tell short story of the history of something.

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

Thank you, I think.

[@The_Oblivion_Light]

@@AshleyCowieFilms Like how Morgan Freeman narrates?

[@joshuabarnhart9028]

Its possible Datura didn't exist in the old world in Pre-columbian days. Don't know if that's true, but it's a possibility

[@MrClaudepark]

R u from the old world era?

[@joshuabarnhart9028]

@@MrClaudepark honestly I barely remember writing this and I did because I started to see evidence of it being used in cannabis teas and avuredic medicine only after Europians invades the America's not before. But if you're asking if I have any first had eye witnesses testimony, I am not a centuries old vampire unfortunately so I do not know for sure.

[@davecornett7604]

I have 6 of these plants and they grow larger and larger every year.

[@fvkthsstm8524]

puts a few blossoms behind your pillow before sleep and you gonna have nightmares and spectral visions which turn the world upside down..in Mexico many people use this as shamanic spiritual practices

[@kateli1880]

It is NOT the MOST poisonous ☠️ because they’re manzaneel is the most.

[@martifoddrill9587]

Wow! Kinda creepy but still interesting!

[@youtuwecckanal6552]

THX

[@davehightower1851]

You know the CIA uses this when you go to the parties and they got you.

[@mizumochidonuts8194]

Hold up- it's.. DANGEROUS ? Whaaaa-

[@johnleger9062]

Maybe people take it, if starving.

[@nunyabiznes33]

I heard it's too dangerous. If I'm ever trying anything, I'll probably stick with morning glory.

[@ilikespaghetti2170]

how do you prepare it right?

[@AshleyCowieFilms]

You can't, and please don't try, ever. In 2020, American hospitals saw 44 cases of brugmansia intoxication. All 44 people were DOA.

[@stevemcqueen9132]

Very god.god job

[@josephwarra5043]

IEEEEE!!!

[@deven6518]

Bruh, these things grow everywhere in my homeland. Like everywhere. Plant smells like shit though. Idk why they say it smells nice.

[@fadedprodigy8620]

People find life hard yes, there's also people who use this to make people give up shit.

[@DeuceGenius]

they become a zombie, or die

[@shrutiramesh9908]

I WANT THIS