Magic Mushrooms Have Lasting Benefits

[almaty 19]

i did,,, they showed porn and needed a baseline prior...i did not make it past the baseline..it was that robin pulling the worm out of the hole, that did me in////

[Nagishkaw 510]

Wavy Gravy says don't forget your shrooms at the Hog Farm Pig Nic.

[Krikit 1,165]

i did,,, they showed porn and needed a baseline prior...i did not make it past the baseline..it was that robin pulling the worm out of the hole, that did me in////

[almaty 19]

Wavy Gravy says don't forget your shrooms at the Hog Farm Pig Nic.

my idol..i wanted a tatto of him on my left arm, but was too high to find the tatto parlor

[Nagishkaw 510]

Wavy Gravy says don't forget your shrooms at the Hog Farm Pig Nic.

my idol..i wanted a tatto of him on my left arm, but was too high to find the tatto parlor

[SpiritAlight 1]

Research subjects given the drug psilocybin had mixed emotions about the hallucinogenic "trip" produced by the drug, but most seemed to enjoy lasting benefits from the experience, according to researchers at Johns Hopkins University.

The Associated Press reported July 1 that most of the 36 volunteers who took part in the study said that they were feeling and behaving better because of the experience, even 14 months later. And two-thirds of the subjects said that using psilocybin -- the active ingredient in "magic mushrooms" -- produced one of the most important spiritual experiences of their lives.

"I feel more centered in who I am and what I'm doing," said Dede Osborn of Providence, R.I., who was 60 when she took part in the study. "I don't seem to have those self-doubts like I used to have. I feel much more grounded (and feel that) we are all connected."

Study author Roland Griffiths said that psilocybin may have future use in treating mental illness or addiction.

The research was funded in part by the National Institute on Drug Abuse and published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology.

Ah the power of suggestion.

The mind is the most powerful tool.

[Amby 490]

I think I posted this story last week

[Mags 112]

i did,,, they showed porn and needed a baseline prior...i did not make it past the baseline..it was that robin pulling the worm out of the hole, that did me in////

Bro Dean, you are one in a million.

[Ban Hammer 13,671]

I think I posted this story last week

i thought it seemed familiar.

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

There was some loophole in english law a few years ago that meant you could sell them legally. Sadly, that loophole is now closed.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

There was some loophole in english law a few years ago that meant you could sell them legally. Sadly, that loophole is now closed.

Did they change that part of the law too? They used to sell them openly in Camden Market and (of all places) Tottenham Court Road.

I thought for "personal use" you are still allowed to pick them in the wild and eat them - but any sort of preparation (drying them for tea, for example) was illegal.

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

There was some loophole in english law a few years ago that meant you could sell them legally. Sadly, that loophole is now closed.

Did they change that part of the law too? They used to sell them openly in Camden Market and (of all places) Tottenham Court Road.

I thought for "personal use" you are still allowed to pick them in the wild and eat them - but any sort of preparation (drying them for tea, for example) was illegal.

They closed the one for selling - there was a boom of mushroom selling the year I left (2005), all perfectly legal. The ones they sold were the far more potent varieties not native to Britain.

I believe you can still pick them for personal use, I imagine that would be impossible to police anyway.

Edited July 8, 2008 by rkl57

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

There was some loophole in english law a few years ago that meant you could sell them legally. Sadly, that loophole is now closed.

Did they change that part of the law too? They used to sell them openly in Camden Market and (of all places) Tottenham Court Road.

I thought for "personal use" you are still allowed to pick them in the wild and eat them - but any sort of preparation (drying them for tea, for example) was illegal.

They closed the one for selling - there was a boom of mushroom selling the year I left (2005), all perfectly legal. The ones they sold were the far more potent varieties not native to Britain.

I believe you can still pick them for personal use, I imagine that would be impossible to police anyway.

You wouldn't need to police it - as the picking of wild mushrooms is generally pretty dodgy anyway - unless you know exactly what you're looking for. You take your life in your hands all the same...

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

There was some loophole in english law a few years ago that meant you could sell them legally. Sadly, that loophole is now closed.

Did they change that part of the law too? They used to sell them openly in Camden Market and (of all places) Tottenham Court Road.

I thought for "personal use" you are still allowed to pick them in the wild and eat them - but any sort of preparation (drying them for tea, for example) was illegal.

They closed the one for selling - there was a boom of mushroom selling the year I left (2005), all perfectly legal. The ones they sold were the far more potent varieties not native to Britain.

I believe you can still pick them for personal use, I imagine that would be impossible to police anyway.

You wouldn't need to police it - as the picking of wild mushrooms is generally pretty dodgy anyway - unless you know exactly what you're looking for. You take your life in your hands all the same...

Well, it certainly doesn't stop a lot of people. The magic kind of mushrooms are readily available in Richmond park, if you know what to look for

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Why on God's green earth would anyone want to make a plant or fungi illegal? Crazy.