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http://www.myganocafe.com/score What is this Ganoderma? Ok look I never heard of this stuff but I've done my due diligence about Ganoderma and I'm amazed more people don't know about it's amazing health   more...benefits.  less

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In the past two decades, the 'War Against Drugs' has effectively thrown a heavy curtain across the subject of psychedelic drugs and their effect on human consciousness. But now, as a new generation seeks   more...to smash out of the spiritual vacuum created by our materialistic society, there is renewed interest in these substances which have been used since ancient times by shamans and mystics to plug in to alternate realities. Perhaps one of the most interesting of these psychedelics is DMT -- dimethyltryptamine -- the main component of the South American shamans' brew ayahuasca.
While the effects of 'mainstream' psychedelics like LSD are quite well-known, those of DMT are only now beginning to get main-stream attention. DMT: The Spirit Molecule, by Dr Rick Strassman (available from Amazon US and UK), is probably the most straight-forward guide to the chemistry and phenomenology of this amazing chemical. Unlike LSD's 8-12 hour 'trip', the DMT experience is generally over within 30 minutes, and has as its hallmark a visit to what is described as 'another dimension of being', complete with sentient beings. These beings take many forms, but strangely enough some of these forms recur constantly in the experiences of separate people. Terence McKenna labelled them 'the machine elves', and they have often been described in similar terms, but some of the other more well-known 'types' include reptiles, insects, and clowns (no, I'm not kidding). These beings turned up regularly in Strassman's research, and the homogeneity of these encounters led him to gradually reassess his assumptions not only about the effects of DMT, but the nature of reality itself.
Dr Rick Strassman is a biological psychiatrist who has spent over a decade researching the effects of DMT, psilocybin, and the pineal hormone melatonin. He first began looking into the functions of the pineal gland due to its curious status of being considered the 'spirit gland' -- the place where the spiritual interacted with the physical. As he mentions at the beginning of the third chapter, Strassman was quite literally searching for a "biological basis for spiritual experience". It was while studying melatonin that Strassman began wondering about the possibility that DMT, a chemical produced by the human body as well as many plants, might also be present and able to prompt mystical experiences. This hypothesis led him to endure the agonising process of gaining approval for clinical research with an illicit drug. Happily, the end result was that Strassman was able to conduct the first new US-government approved and funded research with a psychedelic drug in more than twenty years.
The book begins with a very handy overview of psychedelic drugs -- in particular DMT - from chemical composition through to the history of clinical research using these substances. From there he moves on to a summation of his initial thoughts and research on melatonin and the pineal gland, which quickly leads back to his DMT hypothesis. The mid-section of the book is a narrative explaining the process of gaining approval for this controversial research. While this section is invaluable for those interested in the politics of psychedelic drugs, the lay reader may find some of this section a little tedious -- no fault of Strassman's though, as he is at pains to point out that he wanted to document the process so that others might be able to follow in his footsteps.
However, it is the case studies in the latter part of the book that make it something special. It was after listening to the reports of his volunteers that Strassman was moved to reassess his views on reality. This is a very similar scenario to studies in Near Death Experiences (NDEs), where many sceptical researchers have changed their point of view on the basis of the first-hand descriptions of the NDE realm. I think this is due to the overwhelming honesty and amazing facets in these reports, which lead to the intuitive knowledge that someth  less

Neal M. Goldsmith, Ph.D. is a psychotherapist specializing in psychospiritual development and resistance to change. Seeing "neurosis" as the natural unfolding of human maturation, he views psychology   more...as the science of personal emergence and spiritual maturity. With the exception of biologically-based diseases, such as schizophrenia, psychology is not about "mental illness" and so Dr. Goldsmith treats "neurosis" as spiritual immaturity, not pathology. In fact, he believes the "sick" label itself tightens and distorts, actually slowing healthy realignment.
Dr. Goldsmith applies innovative techniques drawn from many schools of thought and traditional practices, such as Psychosynthesis, Imago Relationship Therapy, regressive psychotherapies, Rogerian client-centered counseling, yoga psychology, and other humanistic, transpersonal and eastern traditions. He facilitates deep life review, awakening to personal history, and life planning, with a special focus on existential and midlife crisis and with young adults suffering from lack of direction or substance abuse. Dr. Goldsmith is particularly helpful with couples -- many feeling "in-love" again after years of vicious cycles.
Dr. Goldsmith has a master's degree in counseling from New York University and a Ph.D. in psychology from Claremont Graduate University, with an orientation toward "action science" in the tradition of Kurt Lewin. Dr. Goldsmith conducted his dissertation research, on the factors that facilitate or inhibit the successful utilization of mental health policy research, as a federally-funded doctoral research assistant at Princeton University. He was also deputy principal investigator of this four-year, nation-wide study of mental health policy research utilization.
Author of dozens of popular and scholarly articles, Dr. Goldsmith is a frequent speaker on spiritual emergence, resistance to change, transpersonal psychology, drug policy reform and the post-modern future of society. He has worked to improve the innovation process and facilitate the management of change, for companies such as American Express, AT  less

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Terence Mckenna giving his view on how we define the mentally ill because we haven't got any place in our society to put these strange perceptions of reality that some people experience and how we should   more...not fear these states but be confident and turn them into some sort of planetary worldview. The video speaks for itself.  less

This mushroom grew in my yard. It was the first of it's kind, but not the last.

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http://www.myganocafe.com/score - Read more about this mushroom. Oh yeah it's a mushroom that's got some magic stuff for lack of a better way of saying it.

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Help Vera track down her lost love through thrilling epochs of earth's past and future! Battle the forces of evil through challenging puzzles and time-twisting mini-games! Explore world history first-hand   more...and interact with ancient sages and fearsome, pre-historic predators! Save Tom, the world, and time itself in this expansive Hidden Object game. Why`s it called <a href="http://www.bigfishgames.com/download-games/4265/mushroom-age/index.html">Mushroom Age</a>? Take a trip through time today and find out!  less

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Cute Japanese girls are tortured with.... mushtrooms?

After the comet had passed, all the planet's researchers concluded its strange green dust had no effect on the world. None noticed that tiny plants and fungi were acting strangely. Mushrooms, cacti, kudzu   more...and other formerly-normal plants had awoken to full consciousness. Tribes quickly formed among the various mushroom species: the primitive Boletes, the aggressive Amanitas, and the inventive Morels. With nations formed, war inevitably followed.  less

the morel mushrooms have arrived