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Anyone an Irish psychonaut?

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Mushie_Man

Mushie_Man

Mushie_Man
Since I have woken up I find myself alone when I don't have my daughter. If you are Irish can you recommend if there are any psychedelic communities where you can go and meet up and have a good time? I can't stand being around sheep anymore, they are lost and don't understand that life isn't meant to be so hard for us all. I am only taking psychedelics for the past year and wouldn't know many others like me who enjoy Shrooms & DMT :lol:

Any advice would be greatly appreciated,

Mush Love.

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Don't live in Ireland myself, but I'd love to know about Irish psychonaut communities as I do love to visit. Imagine blasting off near Newgrange or Giants Causeway or St. Fionan’s Monastery or the Hill of Tara. Must be incredibly powerful.

Éirinn go Brách
 
I've never been to Ireland but Irish is one of the many nationalities I have in my blood accord to genetic testing.

And you know I'd love to lay liquid lsd on Lucky Charms marshmallows. :D
 
hey my fellow islander from the south of the lands!
i do not know personally about where to find psychedelic gigs about Ireland but I would say that what
Mitakuye Oyasin was saying about places like hill of Tara at summer and winter solstice and such there are pagan festivals held at these places with all sorts of people who believe in the Tuatha Dé Danann (fairy race) . im sure you could meet some like minded folk there or at electric picnic festival in the body/soul section if they still do that?
 
Mitakuye Oyasin said:
Don't live in Ireland myself, but I'd love to know about Irish psychonaut communities as I do love to visit. Imagine blasting off near Newgrange or Giants Causeway or St. Fionan’s Monastery or the Hill of Tara. Must be incredibly powerful.

Éirinn go Brách
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Haha well now you know me pal I make dmt too so you are sorted hahaha Slainte
 
endlessness said:
While I understand the desire to meet like minded people, be careful out there, you never know if you¨re gonna meet up with crazy people, others who might put you at risk, or undercover law enforcement, etc.

Also, please note we have a rule on not using the Nexus to meet up with people

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Be well
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Perfect I appreciate your concern. I am new so does my post violate? if it does I will take it down. I will not meet via here I am just interested to know if Ireland has a big community
 
xxStormWolfxx said:
hey my fellow islander from the south of the lands!
i do not know personally about where to find psychedelic gigs about Ireland but I would say that what
Mitakuye Oyasin was saying about places like hill of Tara at summer and winter solstice and such there are pagan festivals held at these places with all sorts of people who believe in the Tuatha Dé Danann (fairy race) . im sure you could meet some like minded folk there or at electric picnic festival in the body/soul section if they still do that?
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Hahaha the fairy people might be a bit much for me, I am into tripping but I still have common sense lol. I wish there was some underground small gatherings available its lonely at the moment as none of my friends will try dmt and I do it alone haha
 
abecedarian said:
I've never been to Ireland but Irish is one of the many nationalities I have in my blood accord to genetic testing.

And you know I'd love to lay liquid lsd on Lucky Charms marshmallows. :D
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Hahahaha everyone is a bit Irish we rode the whole world hahaha Fun fact: lucky charms are an American marketers idea of Ireland 😁
 
I'm pretty sure that MAPS has done several psych presentations in Ireland in the last 5 or so years. You might check to see if any more are scheduled. Pulls in a pretty varied audience all interested in psychoactive medicines.

Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS)
 
Mitakuye Oyasin said:
I'm pretty sure that MAPS has done several psych presentations in Ireland in the last 5 or so years. You might check to see if any more are scheduled. Pulls in a pretty varied audience all interested in psychoactive medicines.

Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS)
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Wow really, i'll definitely look this up, great advice pal
 
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