Amanita Muscaria Resurrection by The Ambrosia Society
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It ain't mold. This isn't the PF Tek, guys! Teeter knows what he's talking about. This is the Sacred Secret. God Soma is a Plenary Portion of Lord Krishna. Folks on the Shroomery and Mycotopia aren't quite up to speed on this, but they'll catch up sooner or later. Hawk, Venus, and Teeter know their stuff and J. Arthur wants to.
And doom876, in re: woodlovers (below)... I gotta try that with my woodlovers, heh heh heh... I've done it with Muscaria per Teeter's pamphlet in 2004.
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You're obviously uninformed; it's called mycelium. Look it up.
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Do caps work as well? Or is this experiment only possible with dried stem?
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@DrakeDorosh actually Amanitas provide nutrients to the conifer trees. They are a perfect example of a symbiotic, complementary polar opposite relationship, just like our relationship with the stars or heavens. "As above, So below"...
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@DrakeDorosh maybe the pine tree's love it and they just help one another and spend some company together during growth
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The third day it rose again. Its mycelial threads are alive and well. very interesting vid. thanks for sharing
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Having personally watched Mr. Teeter make his ambrosia I can say it is the real deal.
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can you grow amanita muscaria that way ?
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People are always assuming that growing things in pure form must be difficult because in vitro growth from tiny specimens IS.
But most things grow w/o any help, the larger they are when they start, the easier they grow over any competition.
When people grow plants, they tend to overwater--overcare.
Mushrooms from spores are difficult only if you are trying to isolate a single line...and that's the most difficult way to grow them.
Ever wonder why manure & shrooms go together?
It would be so cool if this was the resurrection of Amanita. The Golden Fleece in the myth of Jason and the Argonauts would definitely be understood. It's a biochemistry problem. The "spider web" could be any fungus. Amanitas are parasitic and use trees to procreate.
DrakeDorosh 4 years ago
Please visit the Ambrosia Society's website. You can download a free Ebook version of "Amanita Muscaria; Herb of Immortality" by Donald E. Teeter. The site also contains a Resource Center which is constantly building.
RedbeardT 4 years ago