ControlledChaos
Nature is analog, ever flowing and continuous.
This is a particularly amusing example of the kind of wave a high enough dose of psilocybin can put you on. This story is definitely an example of the "trickster" nature of the mushroom on full display. I'm not sure how much I took in grams, but it was 2 very nice sized mushies. The behavior was both humorous and problematic, but probably thought provoking too.
One of the people I live with is a family member who likes to dwell on negative stuff. He is a cool guy interested in cool things, but he is a master at dwelling on negative things, including small and petty ones.
One such thing that he is petty about was me leaving some streaks of blue soap in the shower. He makes a huge deal out of that, despite it literally just being soap in a shower. The place also isn't the most sanitary because it's an old building with issues, so I really don't get the point of him making such a fuss about it.
Anyhow, the mushrooms gave me a funny idea when I took a shower tonight. After I had got done with what seemed to be telepathy in the shower (talking to other people I know, or what seemed to be them, but in my head... Or maybe my mind's projection of them?).... But I digress- after a rather intense shower at the height of the trip, the mushroom had a pretty interesting idea-
To make a little artwork for the family member who makes a huge fuss out of small, petty, insignificant things.
And here's what that little mycelial trickster God convinced me to do-
Now, I actually quite liked how it turned out. The blue meltyness the wet shower gave this lovely soap mural was a nice accidental touch. Kind of reminded me of a certain type of blue bruising on certain organic matter.
Later on, I heard that same family member loudly muttering really negative stuff to themselves. Their room was right next to me and I considered it rude. So I stuck my phone right into the horn of a wall art antique saxophone I have and played that funky music as loud as my phone could get it, amplified through where I placed it. This completely flooded that family member's aural field with positive vibrations even louder than his negative muttering. Probably wasn't the most logical option, but I found it really funny and clever at the moment.
The tail end of the trip was me talking to an AI planning out a book that I plan to soon stuff about my crazy experiences in Hawaii.
I hope you all enjoyed this brief little description of mushroom mischief.
One of the people I live with is a family member who likes to dwell on negative stuff. He is a cool guy interested in cool things, but he is a master at dwelling on negative things, including small and petty ones.
One such thing that he is petty about was me leaving some streaks of blue soap in the shower. He makes a huge deal out of that, despite it literally just being soap in a shower. The place also isn't the most sanitary because it's an old building with issues, so I really don't get the point of him making such a fuss about it.
Anyhow, the mushrooms gave me a funny idea when I took a shower tonight. After I had got done with what seemed to be telepathy in the shower (talking to other people I know, or what seemed to be them, but in my head... Or maybe my mind's projection of them?).... But I digress- after a rather intense shower at the height of the trip, the mushroom had a pretty interesting idea-
To make a little artwork for the family member who makes a huge fuss out of small, petty, insignificant things.
And here's what that little mycelial trickster God convinced me to do-
Now, I actually quite liked how it turned out. The blue meltyness the wet shower gave this lovely soap mural was a nice accidental touch. Kind of reminded me of a certain type of blue bruising on certain organic matter.
Later on, I heard that same family member loudly muttering really negative stuff to themselves. Their room was right next to me and I considered it rude. So I stuck my phone right into the horn of a wall art antique saxophone I have and played that funky music as loud as my phone could get it, amplified through where I placed it. This completely flooded that family member's aural field with positive vibrations even louder than his negative muttering. Probably wasn't the most logical option, but I found it really funny and clever at the moment.
The tail end of the trip was me talking to an AI planning out a book that I plan to soon stuff about my crazy experiences in Hawaii.
I hope you all enjoyed this brief little description of mushroom mischief.
