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    for what its worth, yes i have been to the amazon and done ayahuasca, but nothing about the experience felt feminine as such.  For me it was a very challenging and difficult experience each time. as with mushrooms, there was a whole group of "entities" for lack of a better term, but none felt like you could apply a gender, this was a state where that doesnt matter anymore.  The only feminine presence during aya was the woman who sat next to me during my second experience while i was reduced to clay and rebuilt by the little beings who had lots of fun inspecting and playing with aspects of my mind body consciousness.

     

    the only truly feminine plant i have experienced was salvia.  aspects of love and of anger.  its interesting how she entices you intot he experience with her singing.

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  5. Posted · Edited by obtuse

    Happening Tuesday 20th of September, hope to see some of you there.:

     

    Melbourne Mushroom Day 2016 – 920 Coalition & EGA Fundraiser

     

     

    This year we’re asking you to find the others. Come out and support your psychedelic community and the important work being done around psilocybin mushrooms. This year’s event will also be a fundraiser for EGA’s 2017 outdoor conference. You can support their fundraiser by coming along on Tuesday and by clicking the link below.

     

    https://www.facebook.com/events/1213087998745923/

     

    Tuesday September 20th, 6:30pm – 10pm
    11A Hope Street, Brunswick
    $5 recommended donation

    Range of speakers, art, music and literature.

    Tim Payne, co-founder of EGA
    Martin Williams, President of PRISM
    Steph Tzanetis, DanceWize co-ordinator
    SSDP Australia
    Pixie Collective books

     

     

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  8. Posted · Edited by obtuse

    I know its last minute but this happens at 8pm tonight, 08/09/16

     

    held by Students for Sensible Drug Policy

     

    Webinar Series #1 - 'Stigma, Drug Use and Advocacy'

     

    https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4568151232301673986

     

    Webinar #1 features Social Science Lecturer of RMIT University, Dr James Rowe, and Dr. Alex Wodak, President of the Australian Drug Law Reform Foundation. The webinar includes footage of their talk at the Melbourne University Medical Students Conference of 2016. They discussed the barriers which some may encounter attempting to access services in the mainstream health system for people who are identified as drug users.

     

    https://www.facebook.com/SSDPAustralia/

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  20. Posted · Edited by obtuse

    i dont think they would really like clay soil too much.

     

    more sandy, gritty, or dolerite sandstone based soils i would have thought.

     

    my experience is sandy soils.

     

    having said that i have had success with A. obtusifolia and A. florabunda in heavy clay soils.

     

    EDIT:  duh.  got my soils wrong!

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  24. Posted · Edited by obtuse

    i remember the early mid 90's bush doofs in Tasmania. wow!!!!

     

    back in the day when no one cared who the dj was, and they were off in some tent somewhere.

     

    it was all about the music and the experience.

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