Salvia Divinorum, commonly known as sage, is a plant native to the Sierra Mazateca region of Mexico. It belongs to the mint family and is known for its psychoactive properties. Traditionally, it has been used by the Mazatec people for spiritual and healing purposes, often consumed in the form of fresh leaves or extracts. The active compound in Salvia Divinorum is salvinorin A, which can induce intense, short-lived hallucinations and altered states of consciousness. While it is legal in some areas, its use is controversial due to its potent effects and potential for misuse. Research on its safety and therapeutic applications is ongoing.