Last week, my good pal Donnie Does and I started a podcast together.
Over the past few months, Donnie and I would go on Macrodosing with PFT.
We’ve both lived pretty interesting lives that have taken us to the far reaches of this here globe.
We went to those reaches for very different reasons.
Most of Donnie’s travel has been for either leisure or business.
He’s lived in China, Venice, and even Clemson, North Carolina.
I’ve lived in Japan and Italy but that was due to the military.
Since I’ve known Donnie, I’ve always been a touch jealous about how well-traveled he is.
I’d watch videos of him cruising all around the Pacific and become jealous as hell.
In my traveling with the Marines, I never got to do much of the tourist-punch in shit.
If you aren’t familiar with Oaxaca, Mexico, it is an incredible place.
They even carved some wild stuff into rocks that still has conspiracy theorists thinking they were chatting with aliens.
But lets get to the real reason you clickedOaxacas claim to fame: magic mushrooms.
Were not talking some casual microdosing, either.
She’s the one that really set Donnie’s journey into place.
But it all didn’t start a few weeks ago when Donnie went to Oaxaca.
It started way before that.
That woman Maria Sabina?
She had some apprentices who had some apprentices and one of those dudes is who Donnie went and saw.
Jaret walked us through what a possible session with me could look like.
I’ve never done shrooms because I’m not a huge drug guy.
I love weed and use it daily but other than that, I have zero experience with drugs.
That being said, I have always been interested in Magic Mushrooms.
Brothers,,,,,, I have all them shits.
Donnie and I asked Jaret what he would recommend and he had some great recommendations.
He also had some big big red flags that he stuck in the entire continent of Africa.
Jaret asked me about my mental health issues.
Certain types of mushrooms grow in the wild in grassy or forested spots all across Africa.
It also contains psilocybin and psilocin, both potent hallucinogens.
It’s called Panaeolus africanus.
However, high doses can result in a loss of motor control, severe anxiety, and disorientation.
Partakers may feel an overwhelming sense of dread, causing panic attacks or feelings of paranoia.
Anyway, this whole episode is a great time and lots of learning will occur.
