Psilocybin, Decreased Anxiety and Fun to Do

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I have always been an advocate of the psychedelic experience. With that my drug of choice is magic mushrooms, because like marijuana, if there is a god he has to give something unto us unruly monkeys

another positive is the resetting of the mind psilocybin does, it appears to reconstruct neopaths of the brain, it enables us to organise and find a way back to home (normal)


https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/12/151210181635.htm

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Im lnking these because they are a handful to cut and paste......

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/09/110929074205.htm

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[Masato]

^ thanks what

I'll have a listen to that interview for sure.

I've eaten mushrooms a bunch of times in my youth (as well as LSD in various doses), and agree the potential to use them as a tool is amazing. Had several amazing experiences, for sure it opens the channels of perception and helps bring greater understanding...

At the same time however, to use them for pure recreation recklessly is not something to take lightly.

I always love to converse with people who have experienced these states of mind - people who have not simply do not understand, yet these experiences have always been extremely important to me and have really shaped a lot of who I am today even though I don't trip like that anymore.

I think in my later years, maybe when my kids are grown/self-sufficient I will return and take some more trips.

[Winnson]

I used to live in PEI, where during the season you could get up super early and grab mushrooms off the side of golf courses and fill garbage bags with purples and blues.

I don't know if I'll ever do mushrooms again, but man, I had some awesome adventures on the stuff.

Anyone that tells you psilocybin is a bad thing has never done shrooms. Tell you what!