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One of the things ive learned on this short, thus far, journey is that mycelium seems to be incredibly intelligent.

I studied botany enough to earn an assoc degree so ive always understood quite a bit about plants.  I know enough to know that i cant possibly know everything about all of them.  Most folks specialize in say orchids, or trees, or houseplants, or landscaping but even that would change w diff regions.  There is just sooo much to learn and study. Since i dont like the texture to eat mushrooms i never thought about actually studying them.   Though over the past few months,  in the beginnings of this journey, i decided to first grow simple non-psychedelics to understand the nature of them,  how they grow, what light and mositure requirements they need. Nerd stuff.   Then i took an online course to undrrstand properties and healing benefits of non-psychedelics as well.  

I was blown away by all that i learned and had barely scratched the surface.   Since ive been studying eastern healing techniques for years, this seemed to be the next step in my journey.

Sure enougb, not long after i started on this particular path, a friend told me that he needed a new hobby and was intetested,  would i too be intetested? What a coincidence. Then just a few weeks ago, another friend reached out saying he had gotten into growing and would i be interested.   How did he know?   We havent seen each other in yrs.   It feels as if the mycelium is a thread that connects us.  I read a book in my 20s called "the way of wyrd"   about an invisible thread that connects us all.   And here it is except its the mycelium that is connecting us.    Pretty cool actually.   Truly mystical.