unreliable_reality
Rising Star
Hello guys; I'm new here. I'm from Western Australia. I joined up last year, but before now haven't really had time due to work and other commitments.
I'm deeply interested in the use of psychedelics as a means of expanding individual conciousness and gaining a deeper, more profound, though not necessarily spiritual, understanding of the self, nature, society and the world in which we exist.
My experience with psychedelics started out as a fascination with mescaline containing cacti, namely peyote, but also others such as members of the Trichocereus (Echinopsis) genus. San pedro (Echinopsis pachanoi) is, I think, a particularly impressive looking plant. That said, I still adore peyote and find them one of the most aesthetically interesting species I've ever seen.
As I continued to do research and discover other species and facets of ethnobotany, my interests have evolved and expanded, as such things do, to encompass psilocybin containing fungi, natural stimulants such as Catha edulis and Ephedra sinica, along with other species known to contain psychedelic compounds such as Argyreia nervosa, and Salvia divinorum. Though it most likely goes without saying, DMT has been of particular interest for several years now.
I'm here, not only to sate my curiosity and converse with individuals who are like-minded and have similar interests, but also to learn and expand my knowledge of what is, to my mind at least, one of the most fascinating areas of inquiry.
I look forward becoming part of this community and hopefully, if I have the capacity, contributing to the existing field of knowledge.
I'm deeply interested in the use of psychedelics as a means of expanding individual conciousness and gaining a deeper, more profound, though not necessarily spiritual, understanding of the self, nature, society and the world in which we exist.
My experience with psychedelics started out as a fascination with mescaline containing cacti, namely peyote, but also others such as members of the Trichocereus (Echinopsis) genus. San pedro (Echinopsis pachanoi) is, I think, a particularly impressive looking plant. That said, I still adore peyote and find them one of the most aesthetically interesting species I've ever seen.
As I continued to do research and discover other species and facets of ethnobotany, my interests have evolved and expanded, as such things do, to encompass psilocybin containing fungi, natural stimulants such as Catha edulis and Ephedra sinica, along with other species known to contain psychedelic compounds such as Argyreia nervosa, and Salvia divinorum. Though it most likely goes without saying, DMT has been of particular interest for several years now.
I'm here, not only to sate my curiosity and converse with individuals who are like-minded and have similar interests, but also to learn and expand my knowledge of what is, to my mind at least, one of the most fascinating areas of inquiry.
I look forward becoming part of this community and hopefully, if I have the capacity, contributing to the existing field of knowledge.

