10/13/2023
For some, dressing up like a mushroom for the first time,
may be as intimidating as well, eating mushrooms for first time.
Thats what community is for!
There are those out there that are, "experienced", and with a little help from our friends we can all join in the fun of a safe and expansive adventure together!
You are cordially invited to join in an afternoon of fun, education, community building and political advocacy.
Decriminalize Nature Montana is hosting a coalition of Missoula and Montana citizens, organizations, concerned activists, and distinguished professionals and educators, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29th 1- 6PM at Freecylces.
The theme of our afternoon is "Entheogenic Allies".
One way of costuming for this theme is dressing up like one (or more) of our 4 primary entheogenic policy plants and fungi – Psilocybin containing mushrooms, mescaline containing cacti, DMT containing plants, and ibogaine containing plants. Know your plant(s) or fungi(s)!
(Know also that well loved, and un-criminalized allies, like amanita, datura, or ergot, etc. will NOT be turned away!
A second layer of costuming is to portray some of the associated characteristics (or perhaps notable characters) of particular entheogenic experiences, within their appropriate contexts.
Sometimes, with costumes as with mushrooms, things can get a little weird. Thats okay!
Here are some ideas for how you might go about costuming yourself as one of our mush-loved allies.
While you prepare your costume, be sure to educate yourself on the traits and characteristics of your fungal ally or allies!
We recommend knowing 3 facts about your costumes inspiration-- for accuracy and icebreaking!
Facts of any and all kinds of facts (examples include: physical characteristics, history of use, ecological considerations, botanical characteristics, chemistry, processing, spiritual, psychological, physiological effects, etc.)
Costumes (Highly) Encouraged. Its a Potluck, so bring a dish-
join with allies, have fun, meet folks, show support, get involved with the cause, and share in building coalitions for local and state-wide community-based healing initiatives!