amanita muscaria is great but the mushroom caps taste awful- thats why i like the 10X extract that I got off of eBay for $10, i can swallow it really easy without throwing up like with the caps. 1/2 a gram is a nice mellow buzz kind of like weed mixed with alcohol, a whole gram makes me trip balls!
Also the idea of santa and reindeer flying is based on the euphoric feeling people get from eating the fungus. Also the siberians drank each others urine after consuming the fungus as the active chemical Muscimol is excreted through the urine. This is also where the term "Getting Pissed" originated from as this tradition is far older than drinking alcohol. Reindeer urine was also consumed after they'd eaten the fungus. Charming! Glad we have a bottle-o these days...
@usedive i eat these and i found my self on the ground laugh thing my arse off but as i laid it seem that the sheep in the feild next to me was flying mabey it was the same thing with the rain deer
It's also what the tradition of having a christmas tree was based on. Stupid christians and catholics got no idea. They also grow under pine trees, hence why you have a pine tree at christmas (when the siberians used to collect the fungus in red and white outfits with black boots) that is where the concept of Santa came from. The tinsel on the tree symbolizes the morning dew needed to grow the fungus, the presents represent the fungus as the siberians traditionally gave Amanita Muscaria as gifts
@sensibisle1 drying is the way to go. The drying process allows ibotenic acid to convert to muscimole, reducing nausea and neurotoxicity and enhancing the psychoactive experience
This mushroom's place in human history and ethnobotany is what got me interested in most psychadelics, so much of who were are came this mushrooms, its crazy
@freddiedread ..and perhaps you could tell us specifically what you're talking about? That the vikings used it as a drug is considered an urban legend, but other people seem to have consumed it in that way. With that said, it doesn't seem to be relevant when explaining why it's name contains the word for fly in many languages, nor does it make the movie propaganda. Seriously.
short but informative!
funkyboodah 2 months ago
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amanita muscaria is great but the mushroom caps taste awful- thats why i like the 10X extract that I got off of eBay for $10, i can swallow it really easy without throwing up like with the caps. 1/2 a gram is a nice mellow buzz kind of like weed mixed with alcohol, a whole gram makes me trip balls!
polishkilla94 6 months ago
what a trip
AmphibiousReconMSOB 8 months ago
HAAAEEEEIIIIITTTOOOOOOORRRRYYYYTAAAAAHHHHHKKKKKCCHHHIIIIIIIIIIII
Rannyfash 1 year ago
Also the idea of santa and reindeer flying is based on the euphoric feeling people get from eating the fungus. Also the siberians drank each others urine after consuming the fungus as the active chemical Muscimol is excreted through the urine. This is also where the term "Getting Pissed" originated from as this tradition is far older than drinking alcohol. Reindeer urine was also consumed after they'd eaten the fungus. Charming! Glad we have a bottle-o these days...
usedive 1 year ago
@usedive i eat these and i found my self on the ground laugh thing my arse off but as i laid it seem that the sheep in the feild next to me was flying mabey it was the same thing with the rain deer
rustytrichomes 8 months ago
It's also what the tradition of having a christmas tree was based on. Stupid christians and catholics got no idea. They also grow under pine trees, hence why you have a pine tree at christmas (when the siberians used to collect the fungus in red and white outfits with black boots) that is where the concept of Santa came from. The tinsel on the tree symbolizes the morning dew needed to grow the fungus, the presents represent the fungus as the siberians traditionally gave Amanita Muscaria as gifts
usedive 1 year ago
do you develop a tolerance to eating these raw, or is it always best to dry them?
tell me santa!
sensibisle1 1 year ago
@sensibisle1 drying is the way to go. The drying process allows ibotenic acid to convert to muscimole, reducing nausea and neurotoxicity and enhancing the psychoactive experience
flythegadsden2012 4 weeks ago
highleetoradaci...goodnight
melyssacali 1 year ago
i thought they grew with fir trees
freakoutguitarsolo1 1 year ago
@freakoutguitarsolo1 They grow with fir and spruce/pine in western north america, usually at the edge of a clearing, if that helps.
sensibisle1 1 year ago
You let it ROT!?!?!?!?!? I'LL KILL YOU
pendejadafcc 1 year ago
wierd
slaptheebass 1 year ago
silver birch trees.
(like you've been wondering all these months, lol)
cosmoline626 2 years ago
Pine forests in Australia rely directly apon this fungi as it has micoryzal relationships with the tree. No fly agaric= poor timber.
okshane 2 years ago
good night
djSpinege 3 years ago 10
there's a LITTLE more to muscaria in human history than "killing flies on windowsills"...
we all love a bit of light-hearted propaganda don't we...
study it and find out...
peace.
freddiedread 3 years ago 17
SANTA CLAUS
Hashishin13 2 years ago 2
@freddiedread
This mushroom's place in human history and ethnobotany is what got me interested in most psychadelics, so much of who were are came this mushrooms, its crazy
xxSpearMonkeyxx 1 year ago
@freddiedread ..and perhaps you could tell us specifically what you're talking about? That the vikings used it as a drug is considered an urban legend, but other people seem to have consumed it in that way. With that said, it doesn't seem to be relevant when explaining why it's name contains the word for fly in many languages, nor does it make the movie propaganda. Seriously.
njetblaj 1 year ago
yes i live next to sherwood forest and clumber park so easy access
joshrock101 3 years ago
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if anyone's interested on more amanita info, visit my page and watch the video "the pharmacratic inquisition"
these are not "some plain old mushrooms" they are the basis for almost ALL religion.
AkashicStudent 3 years ago
if you eat this, have a bed nearby =P
ExtremeBogom 3 years ago
I gotta get me a silver birch tree! :)
EffAreOhhGee 3 years ago
my thoughts exactly :)
morgzthm 3 years ago
i travel along the a69 (northumberland-cumberland) most days and its full of silver birch's.. *eyes peeled* .. anyone know the season in the uk?
tonymcmullen 3 years ago
gotta get 1 if i can thos things are awesome
gorange0 3 years ago
every one knows that thes can get u hogh righjt
bambam567 4 years ago
Nah, really?
fivefoflow 4 years ago
Brickhill woods bucks has loads near the golf course
erewo 4 years ago
Contact! luverly....
flyagaric23 4 years ago
hi please reply
flyagaric101 4 years ago