Exploring Amanita Mushrooms in Culture

We talk about Amanita breaks all addictions and that is why

the government doesn't want people exploring Amanita, right?

If you want to keep people addicted,

then you want to keep them away from Amanita

That's what it comes down to so check this

This is the psychedelic gospel and

if you notice right here, you got Jesus and you got the mushrooms

All those mushrooms and you see that Amanita right here

you see the psilocybin and you see all these other mushrooms and

It's interesting because this is left out of the story, right?

So let's let's kind of go through some of the pictures

hidden in plain sight in this book

And this is from the book just so you guys are aware

the psychedelic gospel for dr. Jerry B Brown

So here is the Amanita mushroom right there

That's the Amanita mushroom.

And when the Amanita grows it looks like an easter egg

So this is interesting.

So during Easter when they go around and hunt those Easter eggs,

what they're doing is they're hunting mushrooms

They're hunting Amanita mushrooms

So this is very very fascinating

The mushroom is everywhere. It's everywhere and

think about Santa Claus dropping down presents through the chimney

That is the Amanita mushroom dropping those presents right through there

and then the stocking that is held at the fireplace

That is a stocking to dry out the Amanita mushroom.

And people would say, well, I heard about Adam and Eve.

Well, Adam and Eve,

Amanita mushroom right there.

Adam and Eve, instead of eating apples,

were eating Amanita to open up the consciousness

and connect to the divine right there,

or to God or to Jesus, whichever word you would like to use.

And then you get over here, the Last Supper right here, right here,

Last Supper, and at all their feet are mushrooms,

all mushrooms.

See, pretty darn wild.

And then, just keeps getting deeper,

you get into Plate 13, Genesis, right here in 1200 Paris, France, right there.

And you'll notice right up on there, all those mushrooms.

And you know all those churches that were blown up in Germany during World War II,

they had mushrooms on them.

Amanita mushrooms were all over there.

I'm just putting it out there, right?

I'm not against anybody.

Anybody can study anything that they want.

They can have any religion that they like,

but I just want to put it out there

because it's interesting.

I grew up Lutheran, right?

So I grew up Lutheran and it was just pretty casual.

And all those stained glass windows

representing mushrooms as well.

There's so much in here when you think about it.

If you walk into a church or cathedral

in the stained glass windows and you saw mushrooms,

well, that would kind of change everything because you're seeing fractals.

Fractals are connected to mushrooms.

And what are you seeing right there?

You're seeing a fractal in the church.

It's almost like they were telling you this whole time, you know?