#psychedelic mushrooms

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[salmonella-destroyer-of-worlds]

[mmondely]

Jimi Hendrix's room, my dream room lol

[starscorchedfingertips]

My book baby is available for pre-order from https://www.android-press.com/product-page/star-scorched-fingertips-paperback

[the-sonofcain]

❤️‍🔥 watching florence + the machine on shrooms ❤️‍🔥

[chaostypebeat]

Tried shrooms for the first time the other night but it was around 12 am and I ended up going to sleep before it could really set in. Did fall on my face crawling into bed though.

[gracethenighttripper]

All has been psychedelicized! Named her "The Acid Queen."

[saturdaynighttit]

pov: you did drugs and someone asks you if you did said drugs

[lisablack000]

Soma Goddess

Soma Goddess

By Emily Balivet 

[gregor-samsung]

Berdreymi [Beautiful Beings] (Guðmundur Arnar Guðmundsson, 2022)

[creedscreations]

"it's a vibe" psychedelic mushroom sweater

available now in my shop! shop here: creedscreations

[starscorchedfingertips]

Today is the day! My second novel is out in the world. I worked damn hard on this book and I'm so proud of how it has turned out. Now is the hardest part- it needs to find its way into the hands of the readers its destined for.

Bon voyage and best of luck, little book

STAR-SCORCHED FINGERTIPS OUT NOW!

A carnivorous vine on a planet infected with a human exodus cult, forges psychic connections with Earth, and bestows an unsuspecting group of women with the power to heal or destroy the remnants of humanity.

In a story that spans the galaxy, this ultimately hopeful, eco-punk adult science fantasy novel  explores the future of humanity and our obligations to our planet of origin through characters who wrestle with non-conforming desires, gender identities, and sexualities.

[foxbeardesigns]

Psychedelic mushroom stickers are back - now with a glitter border! 🍄 ✨ Check ‘em out in Etsy shop!

[ruknowhere]

I think this is Terwilliger Hot Springs

Spring in Oregon.

I was there in the 90's. Spectacular then.

My favorite hotsprings of all time was Ohanapecosh Springs on the river of the same name. It was in My Rainier NP. A lithium salts hot spring flowed into a pool which had been created by indigenous first nation peoples and used I think for centuries by them. Two huge boulders served as dams and protection from the mid day sun though sunrise/ sunset were enjoyed and view while soaking in the Milky water feeding into the crystal clear river water with a green hue from the volcanic rocks lining the river bed. About a mile from the springs is a spectacular accessible waterfalls and hiking a couple of hours more takes you into The Grove of The Patriarchs which is/was a small stand of some of the oldest trees standing on the mountain which is still an active volcano and should it erupt Seattle will be never the same. The trees when I first met them did not have the plank walkways which when I was last there now protect the roots. Without the planks a few trees died. Last I heard the trail was closed. The hotsprings was destroyed by the National Park Service after a failed court effort to protect them. The Park Service rationale was that the hot spring pool was not a naturally occuring feature and therefore could be taken apart. If you hike just a small ways outside of the Ohanapecosh campground and veer to the river when it says not to you can still find the lithium water flowing from the hill. It is a lovely, sad spot. I have been told the soaking pool actually was actually taken apart because of nude people using drugs and being lewd in a national park. I myself had the single best and most significant mushroom experience of my life there in 1983. Hope I did not contribute to the desecration of a holy space where many a vision quest happened. I soaked the springs at sunrise, meditated in the rocks of the water falls, hiked the gentle trail along creeks and the river, swam, hung out with the big trees till dusk, hiked back down in the dark with a small set of speakers at the top of my pack and an early generation Sony walkman streaming African drumming, an owl flew with me and sang a long the way for a while, I soaked again, meandered to my tent and motorcycled up the mountain the next day.

Of the nine major rivers in this region only the Ohanapecosh and Huckleberry are non Glacial.

We miss you Ohanapecosh.

Hot Springs

[saturdaynighttit]

me after what i thought was a microdose