Nokumana said:

BeefSupremeJr said:

fuck an eh. noku. please.  take your seat by the fire with us.  you done got where you were going. thank you so much for being here with us.

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I am humbled, friend.  Thank you.

Did you see my question to you about Ayahuasca?

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BeefSupremeJr said:

Nokumana said:

BeefSupremeJr said:

k also saved my life.  i think its a lot more spiritual than you might think.  for me it lays bare the essence that is me.  my inner child.  its not the experience or sensation that is important, its what you DO with the space that it grants.  its the work youre able to accomplish while youre unencumbered. the ghost knows what it wants and what it needs.  the body is a distraction.  impulse and desire are temporal and chemical. 

when all weaker and lower energy emotions decay, love and fear remain.  polar opposites.  what you choose to nurture will determine the neurological network you prefer.

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Beef, I'm curious, have you sat with Ayahuasca?

My plant medicine path started with ceremonial mushroom work with a dear friend in Mexico, and that eventually led to Aya. I'm sort of right in the thick of it now, having done two ceremonies and working on a third later this month. Some of that work is what led me to feel called to grow my own mushroom medicine, by the way.

Anyway I'm curious to know if it's something (any of) you have ever felt called to.

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aha! "the devil knows his own"
as  they say.  i see you see me see you see me.

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1NFIN8 said:

Today’s conversation is affirmation that I have a solid dream. Over Christmas when powerball was climbing to insane heights I thought it would be great to buy a big ranch, build a bunch of personal cabins, and fly all you willing to the ranch and have a ceremonial retreat.

Share good food. Good spirits. And dive deep. Then share as anyone was inclined to do.

Alas I didn’t win but I’m hanging on to the dream.

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BeefSupremeJr said:

Im going put it as a "to do" to talk about my mystical experience via various chemicals and how i used that space to find my center and sort my shit out. its on the list. i think its more than a confessional post.

thanks everyone for sharing everything today.

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callmehippie said:

Nice to meet you nokumana.


Sorry I haven't had the pleasure yet. I haven't been around as much the past week or so due to a death in my family.


Glad to have you.  Let me know if I can do anything at all to make you feel even more welcome.

Or if you need any kind of genetics or anything like that.. 

Ps. Loving your attitude.  Watch out for this noob everyone.

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Nokumana said:

I have a new confession for this rainy Sunday:

Being a noob and frolicking in my noobie ways, I've decided to engage in a little bit of magical thinking. I know that Amanita Muscaria is very difficult if not impossible to cultivate indoors. But a friend of mine just had a massive flush of them outside in her front yard so I popped over and snagged one with a big fat Stipe and I've decided to try my hand at cloning the stipe tissue just to see if I can get it to propagate on ager. I'm looking at it more as an exercise in practicing cloning and good sterile technique. I have no plans for spawning it or actually getting fruit.

What are the chances I can get some mycelium to grow just for funsies?

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You should check out 7suns thread

callmehippie said:

Kloakk






Mush love to you.

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Thanks again man, all y'alls kind words is the best part of it for sure

chris77 said:

Dear people of the cultivation forum !

Many people i have met here simply disappeared or faded out over the years, which is fine, but not really my style.
And although i am not closing my account, i will no longer spend much of my time here and i want to say THANK YOU from my heart ❤️

It has been an amazing journey, the kindest people, the craziest nerds and the most humble spirits i ever met. I came here as someone who occasionally bought a grow box from the netherlands and didnt know anything about cultivation.
Fast forward a year and i selected edges on agar, working through the levels and ended up growing canopies of exotic mushrooms.

All the knowledge and care came from YOU, the generous and sometimes harsh teachers of the shroomery (nowadays less harsh

Then came the time to give back, spores, knowledge, caring and sharing, made some friends, had many laughs and crazy fun, helped other noobs to get going.

Its a full circle now, life moves us in many ways.. mushrooms have become and will remain a big part of my life, they have helped many friends, they have helped me, humbled and connected us.

I will keep coming back, time and again, but as i just bought a house (and a big garden) i will put down the screens now and focus on planting vegetables, herbs and healing plants.
off the grid, water from the well, power from the sun..

i have to concur, this place is getting better and better, the attitude, general knowledge and determination- its truly amazing and gives me hope for a brighter and more psychedelic future.

please keep it real and alive, i know you will.
eat your fruits, face your shadows and keep up the good spirits.

i feel blessed to be a part of this wonderful community and i wish  safe travels for you all!!
until then
with love,
chris

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