Newsgroups: alt.drugs,alt.psychoactives
From: [m s clito] at [eskimo.com] (Gary Bense)
Subject: Pictures of Psilocybe Mushrooms
Date: Mon, 4 Jul 1994 23:20:54 GMT


	Greetings!  Just wanted to let everyone know (since the season 
for indoles is has come) that I just added a large number of pictures to the 
Altered Consciousness archives.  I have many more to add, but here is a 
listing of what is there so far.

 72542  06-19-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe cyanescens   
                  A picture of a clump of beautiful fruiting
                  Psilocybe cyanescens mushrooms            
                  (Bluing psilocybe)                        
147437  06-19-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe cubensis     
                  Shows one in half to demonstrate bluing   
                  reaction.                                 
202616  06-19-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe cubensis     
                  Closeup picture showing young mushroom    
193162  06-19-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe semilanceata 
                  Shows 5 different picked specimens -      
                  demonstrates how "Liberty Caps" can have  
                  many different looks                      
135741  06-19-94  Mushroom Picture - Amanita muscaria       
                  Shows two specimens - one large and one   
                  in a younger stage of growth (Fly Agaric) 
241394  06-19-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe semilanceata 
                  Shows a clump of sun-dried liberty caps   
                  growing in sedge grass.                   
228724  06-19-94  Mushroom Picture - Gymnopilus spectabilus 
                  A clump of "Laughing Jims" growing on a   
                  conifer.                                  
124711  06-19-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe baeocystis   
                  Three picked "Potent Psilocybes" laid out 
                  on a table.                               
242717  06-19-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe stuntzii     
                  Stuntz's blue legs growing on coniferous  
                  mulch.
 71429  07-03-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe semilanceata   
                  A closeup of a single specimen growing in   
                  the wild.                                   
129820  07-03-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe cyanescens     
                  Shows all different stages of growth, from  
                  small button stage to full grown.  Laid     
                  out on a table.                             
234580  07-03-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe cyanesnens     
                  Has 4-5 specimens growing in grass          
123877  07-03-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe cubensis       
                  Shows different stages of the mushroom      
                  growing out of a dung heap.                 
244760  07-03-94  A picture of California Poppies growing on  
                  a hillside (Eschscholzia californica)       
 68182  07-04-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe pelliculosa    
                  A nice view of some "Conifer Psilocybe"     
                  growing from coniferous mulch.              
 58872  07-04-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe baeocystis     
                  A singular specimen of "potent psilocybe    
                  growing from bark.                          
119331  07-04-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe stuntzii       
                  A clump of "Stuntz's Psilocybe" in a younger
                  stage of growth growing around grass.       
122322  07-04-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe semilanceata   
                  Five "liberty caps" growing out of grass.   
                  Demonstrates the different shapes this      
                  species can acquire.                        
108278  07-04-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe baeocystis
                  Several "Potent Psilocybe" mushrooms       
                  growing from club moss.  Shows the gill    
                  configuration and the bluing of the stem.  
124108  07-04-94  Mushroom Picture - Panaeolus campanulatus  
                  The "Bell Capped Panaeolus" growing from   
                  some grass and clovers. (Hallucinogenic    
                  only in large quantities)                  
 95250  07-04-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe stuntzii      
                  Several "Stuntz's Psilocybe" growing from  
                  coniferous mulch.                          
108736  07-04-94  Mushroom Picture - Panaeolus campanulatus  
                  A clump of the "Bell Capped Panaeolus"     
                  fungi growing from grass in a field.       
                  (Only Hallucinogenic in large quantities)  
 64412  07-04-94  Picture of Arundo donax - Giant River Reed 
 77684  07-04-94  Mushroom Picture - Psilocybe squamosa      
                  Several "Scaly Stalked Psilocybes" growing 
                  from coniferous mulch. -Non Hallucinogenic-

	I have a lot more to add, but this is what is available so far.  
I don't want this to be an advertisement, but I think these pictures will 
help many of you progress your path.  If there is enough interest, I will 
post them all to one of the binary newsgroups.  BTW: There is instant 
access on the first call now.  If all you want to do is call, grab the 
GIFS, and disconnect, that is fine. 

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|personally believe they may be the only realistic chance we have      |
|to make such an unlikely quantum leap of consciousness in the brief   |
|time remaining.  While we definitely run the risk of opening up       |
|another wave of drug excesses in furthering this work, I believe      |
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