As I lurked the forums over the past several weeks in my quest to understand the holy molecule, I increasingly felt like it should be a dialogue rather than just me smiling to myself over the super informative discussions. I felt a bit hesitant, but it's only due to reading posts written thoughtfully, intelligently and scientifically that I felt confidant enough to voice my little hello.
I'm an Austr-alien and I use plants for medicine, to help my home feel like home, to dye cloth, to weave and create with and to feed my meat-sack (veg here). That's my motivation, I suppose, and I've been doing it in various capacities for my wellness for as long as I can remember. I'm Romani, so I think it's in my blood a bit, in the way that I watched my grandmother concoct (half-superstitious, half totally bonefide) remedies with her foraging and plant knowledge.
So for that reason, I've liked reading Entropymancer's Jungle Spice contribution on The Entheogen Review, that was a good read. Or the huge Acacia thread where Nen and some others recorded really interesting finds. I am interested in not just their DMT discoveries, but about species, their origins & histories, the article posted where an Acacia seed successfully sprouted after 100 years of dormancy.
I look forward to continuing the read.
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swampmelon, Welcome to the Nexus. Great introduction. I really enjoyed reading that, . The history of Austr-alien's seeking plant knowledge specific to wattlez containing DMT goes back at least to the 1990s. Hehe I also enjoyed reading every issue of The Entheogen Review and ultimately it is what led me here. I am so glad you are here too. <3 Your grandmother sounds like she was amazing - a force to be reconned with. Clearly much of her spirit resides currently within you. I hope you find the information you seek here but if not perhaps you can also contribute. It sounds like you have a fantastic perspective. Again, a very warm welcome. "But even if nothing lasts and everything is lost, there is still the intrinsic value of the moment. The present moment, ultimately, is more than enough, a gift of grace and unfathomable value, which our friend and lover death paints in stark relief."-Rick Doblin, Ph.D. MAPS President, MAPS Bulletin Vol. XX, No. 1, pg. 2Hyperspace LOVES YOU
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Thank you for the greeting Pandora. I appreciate what seems to be... this open, practically philosophical, considerate, intergalactic traveller vibe that comes from you. I think lessons are learned as we question, so it is always nice to meet a human who makes it safe for one to ask questions. With all my warmth
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