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If it all has will, intent or is otherwise 'conscious' or directed by something I would have thought that thing would fall somewhere into the god area and hence be a theistic view? I wouldn't consider myself atheist, I think any extra physical belief would disqualify me from that (i have many).

religious people believe though infinite 'IT', has mind and always has, is? An atheist believes what ever there is emerged by chance.

Arrived thanks!!

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I would've liked to have stayed a while longer, and talked to some people. Didn't have anywhere to leave my dog, and he was a bit freaked out at all the people and everything.. I liked raks quiet revolution angle with regards to ayahuasca

Thanks.

-$15--In search of the ultimate high by Nicholas Saunders please, Pm'd.

Seed is from macrogonus sausage plant father and a scopulicola mother I found in north west Sydney (now bulldozed!). So yeah, pm address. 50+ seed for about 5 people or so. Seed harvested earlier this week. Reverse of this cross available next week or so..

This isn't icaros more of an icaros photo

tripsis you were one of the first! people who didn't hear back were the ones who gave their address and have their seeds on the way!

Sorry blowng, all gone for now. still waiting on a couple of addresses though. (prier and shroomeup)

Could Prier, Mr B caapi, and Shroomeup, please send their addresses, they are packed and will post tommorrow, still two packs left for today (the post office only had 7 small padded bags!)

This one can't decide between 3 and 5 ribs, other main branch is normal all the way, another one grew round for about 20cms stopped, and put out normal pups! strange things from seed!

A few more.. Not as fat as some others in full sun, but nice color from growing under shade cloth.

I have jess and con in the ground next to each other and con is always a little fatter than jess. These two actually look quite distinct in my garden but similar in your pics! I would guess con on left and jess in middle.. neither of these clones have the chubby round ribs of the tip on the right.

i've ordered some and they should arrive tomorrow? or so. Sounds promising!

Aspergillus sp. is the fungus i read about, 'pinch of sugar added to moist herb' pg. 95 Garden of Eden,

I read a little bit about this in 'Garden of Eden', apparently the sugar is intended to feed a species of fungus and improve the smoke! I can have a re- read unless someone else has a copy close or other info?

i'm heading to this some time saturday morn' afternoon, i live quite close so anyone who wants to meet up prior? pm me..

I was thinking about these yesterday, I have seen them on TBM, eileen, plus a couple of unnamed very good peruvianus. They are now quite prominent on about 30% of my 3yr old bridgesii seedlings. They are absent on at least a couple to my knowledge of good bridgesii clones. Has anyone seen them on a Trich' that turned out to be weak or useless? They may be a partial indicator when looking at seed growns and wondering..

Perhaps lost is a disconnect, where the searching is all about individual identity, and found is an observation of all that is and recognizing it as aspects of self and having the ability to engage with it as such. Using every experience as one of looking at self, not looking for self?

http://www.aabr.org.au/ is a good place to look for that kind of stuff

Should do well in shady spot around Sydney area, reasonably low maintenance when established. I killed alot of them by frost.. But yeah, wait for a couple of rainy days and put outside in a sheltered spot and it should take off!

Hi there, have small B.caapi plant, looking for small P.viridis or some fresh propagation material. Thankyou!

Yeah it was a good film, as above not much in the way of new info, the 'mushroom gypsy' as lifestyle was interesting though. and a fun night for sure!