Mycorrhizal Network. NEW
After watching “Fabulous Fungi” during the pandemic lockdown, I began thinking and researching the world wide communication and connection threw this subterranean network. This made a lot of sense to me believing we are all one. I was vary intrigued by Terence McKenna’s “Stoned Ape hypothesis,” he posited that as humans began to migrate to new areas, at some point they came upon psychedelic mushrooms growing in animal droppings. After ingesting psilocybin repeatedly and experiencing the affects, their brains kicked into overdrive, acquiring new information-processing capabilities, and a mind-blowing expansion of our imaginations in the bargain. Many modern users (including myself) of psychedelics claim the world never looks the same again after such an experience. As McKenna put it, “Homo sapiens ate our way to a higher consciousness,” and, “It was at this time that religious ritual, calendar making, and natural magic came into their own.”
All prints are hand signed and numbered.
After watching “Fabulous Fungi” during the pandemic lockdown, I began thinking and researching the world wide communication and connection threw this subterranean network. This made a lot of sense to me believing we are all one. I was vary intrigued by Terence McKenna’s “Stoned Ape hypothesis,” he posited that as humans began to migrate to new areas, at some point they came upon psychedelic mushrooms growing in animal droppings. After ingesting psilocybin repeatedly and experiencing the affects, their brains kicked into overdrive, acquiring new information-processing capabilities, and a mind-blowing expansion of our imaginations in the bargain. Many modern users (including myself) of psychedelics claim the world never looks the same again after such an experience. As McKenna put it, “Homo sapiens ate our way to a higher consciousness,” and, “It was at this time that religious ritual, calendar making, and natural magic came into their own.”
All prints are hand signed and numbered.
After watching “Fabulous Fungi” during the pandemic lockdown, I began thinking and researching the world wide communication and connection threw this subterranean network. This made a lot of sense to me believing we are all one. I was vary intrigued by Terence McKenna’s “Stoned Ape hypothesis,” he posited that as humans began to migrate to new areas, at some point they came upon psychedelic mushrooms growing in animal droppings. After ingesting psilocybin repeatedly and experiencing the affects, their brains kicked into overdrive, acquiring new information-processing capabilities, and a mind-blowing expansion of our imaginations in the bargain. Many modern users (including myself) of psychedelics claim the world never looks the same again after such an experience. As McKenna put it, “Homo sapiens ate our way to a higher consciousness,” and, “It was at this time that religious ritual, calendar making, and natural magic came into their own.”
All prints are hand signed and numbered.