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 huntsvillebound
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 Mexican Mushrooms? 
#1414486 - 03/27/03 12:49 PM (20 years, 2 months ago) |
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I have long been a fan of pyslisibus cubinis (forgive the spelling) or what in laymen's terms we refer to as the Gulf Coast Magic Mushroom. I have had ample amount of experience with this but not with other strains of Shrooms. This summer I am going to Mexico to study for a little over a month. HAS ANYONE EVER TRIED SHROOMS SOUNTH OF THE BORDER? If so please give me some advice. What are they called? Where do they grow. How do I ask for them?
Thanks- an interested party.
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 dobinky
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yo quero mushroomo 
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mjshroomer
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Re: Mexican Mushrooms? [Re: dobinky]
#1415357 - 03/27/03 06:58 PM (20 years, 2 months ago) |
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Donde esta la Honguitos, los black negros.
I punblished maps here a few years ago for many species in Mexico, but the search engines are down.
AS for what they are called,
go to my site and read this book which is online free.
Ancient Shamanic Mushroom names of Mesoamerica and Other regions of the world.
http://mushroomjohn.com/names.htm
P/mexicana= parajitops (little birds)
P. caerulescens, Derrumbes. (landslide mushrooms)
P. cubensis, San Ysidro (Patron Saint of Agriculture).
Hongos, honguitos, ni?os, los negoros hongos,
etc.
mjshroomer and check with AIrdotg if he is around.
mj
Ther main shroom area is Palenquo for average tourist and Oaxaca for the serious collector.
However they are illegal there and some farmers will turn people in for looking for shrooms.
mj
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A0999
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 Re: Mexican Mushrooms? [Re: mjshroomer]
#1415403 - 03/27/03 07:16 PM (20 years, 2 months ago) |
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Quote:
los black negros.
the black blacks?
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mjshroomer
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Re: Mexican Mushrooms? [Re: A0999]
#1415481 - 03/27/03 07:47 PM (20 years, 2 months ago) |
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okay so I tyoped an error i am in the dark. my lightbulb blwe.
Los hoingos negros.
HEre are names for P. mexicana to name one species alone.
18. Psilocybe mexicana Heim. (Fig. 10-11).
Known in Spanish as:
pajarito (little bird).
pajaritos (little birds).
chamaquillos (little boys).
cositas (little things).
peque?os que brotan (little ones that Spring forth).
angelito (little saint).
hombrecito (little men, a smaller version of P. mexicana).
hongo santo de las praderas.
Known in Mazatec as:
di-niz? (little bird).
di-shi-tho-nize (to sing like a sweet bird).
niz? (little bird).
nti-xi-tjo-ni-se (generally implies that, because it makes you sing like a bird).
ndi-shi-tjo-ni-se.
nti-sitho-niz?.
si-tho.
steyi.
t-ha-na-sa.
to-shka (intoxicating mushroom).
tsmai-ye.
tsamikindi.
Known in Chatino as:
cui-jajo-o-ki.
cui-ya-jo-to-ki.
Known in Chinantec as:
a-mokya.
a-mo-kid.
a-ni.
hembras (girl mushrooms).
los chamaquitos (little girls).
los ninos (little people).
machos (boy mushrooms). ma-nadje-zuhe.
na?-tauga.
t-ha-na-ja.
to-shka (intoxicating mushroom). tsmai-ye.
tsmikindi.
Known in Zapotec as:
mbey-sant (saint mushroom).
piule de churis.
Known in Mixe as:
atka:t (mayor).
at-ka.t (mayor).
amokia.
ko.nk.
konsk.
ko-nk.
na.shwi.? mush (mushrooms of the earth).
Pi:tpi (spindle sword).
piit-pa (spindle sword).
Known in Guatemalans as:
pajaritos (little birds).
Psilocybe mexicana is the most sought after and prized species preferred by Mazatec healers in Oaxaca. For many years, P. mexicana was only recognized as occurring in Oaxaca. However, it has since been reported from various Mexican states (Guzm?n, 1983). Lowy 1977) later reported that this species is common in Guatemala and observed it being sold by children to tourists.
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The most common name applied to mushrooms in traditional societies residing in Mesoamerica is the Mexican word nan?cate (mushroom). It is of Mexican origin as is the word "hongo" (mushroom, Spanish derivation). Nan?cate is derived from the Nahuatl name nan?catl. The common Indian word for nan?cate is she-to and kee-sho. Both are mis-spellings of the original word xi-tjo which implies "eruption of the earth".
Throughout Southern M?xico, different tribal groups employ words and phrases which describe the sacred mushrooms used in traditional healing and curing ceremonies; many which are of Spanish origin: hongo (mushroom), honghi (mushroom), hongos (mushrooms), honguito's (little men), honguillos negros (little black mushrooms), duendes (the spirits), los ninos santos (the little saints), cositas (little things), durrumbe (landslide), paquenos (little ones), inebriating flowers, ntixti (dear little children), sasa (the clowns), and paquenos que brotan (little ones that spring [leap] forth).
mj
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SporeDog
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Re: Mexican Mushrooms? [Re: mjshroomer]
#1415529 - 03/27/03 08:05 PM (20 years, 2 months ago) |
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tellm' mj
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KOPELANDIAA
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Re: Mexican Mushrooms? [Re: SporeDog]
#1418015 - 03/30/03 08:53 AM (20 years, 2 months ago) |
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nobody knows the mayan name ????
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mjshroomer
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There are known names for the Mayan shroomsbut because the Spanish conquistadors wiped out all of their historical records of everything not much is known.
There are words in the Mayan for Amanita muscaria..
However, according to Bernard Lowy, the children who sell P. mexicana to tourists call them parajitos (little birds). mj.
I will look the article up on guatamala and post it for you as soon as the shroomry has fixed itself.
Its al Pnubots fault.
mj
Edited by mjshroomer (03/30/03 10:44 AM)
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mjshroomer
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Re: Mexican Mushrooms? [Re: mjshroomer]
#1418125 - 03/30/03 10:45 AM (20 years, 2 months ago) |
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Hm. the editing rights just came back but my avatar disappeared
mj
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