Steve Jobs and psychedelic drugs

We know Magic truffles and shrooms have stimulated many creative minds to come up with brilliant ideas. Though Free Information Laws in the US, new material has been released by the Pentagon, about Steve Jobs. It wasn’t a secret that he was into recreational drugs in the past. But in these reports he made some impressive statements about his psychedelic use between 1972 and 1974. Jobs states it was a “positive life changing experience” and that he was “glad he went through that experience”. He took psychedelics when he was alone, and when he took with marijuana, it made him “relaxed and creative”, he stated. He credits getting high to stimulating his creativity.

Steve Jobs: “I’m glad I used psychedelics, it was a positive life changing experience for me” 

First time magic truffles experience

Thank you very much for providing a this opportunity to try these wonderful Shamantar magic truffles. This was the first time i tried magic truffles and I was not expecting much of an experience or trip like with other psychedelics I have used in the past. 
I decided to go for half a portion just in case and I can say that it was a very wise decision because 10 minutes later everything was really bright, intense and fairy-tale like. 

Me and my friend decided to go for a walk to a park. The colours of everything were almost too much to take in, especially with the sunlight. We walked around the park with amazement, sat and pondered on the meaning of life, wondered into the dark spheres of the mind and floated back up with laughter. 
All in all, it was definitely a trip and I would sincerely recommend your website www.shamantar.com and the magic truffles :)

Psilocybin

Psilocybin is a chemical found in the Psilocybe mexicana species of mushrooms. 
Psilocybe mexicana mushrooms are also called Magic Truffles 
The mushrooms (over 200 species of Basidiomycota) are typically found in tropical and subtropical areas of the United States, Mexico and South America. 
It is the ingredient that produces hallucinations and other experiences of an altered consciousness in people who consume the mushroom. Psilocybin is a crystalline tryptamine, a naturally occurring nitrogen compound, chemically similar to the human neurotransmitter DMT (dimethyltryptamine). Psilocybin is concentrated in specialized cells called sclerotia underneath the mushroom tops. Usually a person will simply eat the sclerotia or boil it in water to make a tea. The effects last about six hours, and may include hallucinations that gradually grow further apart until they disappear. Some people get silly under the influence of psilocybin, but others become more introspective. 
Each mushroom contains less than one half of one percent of psilocybin and trace amounts of psilocin, another hallucinogen. Both substances can be synthesized in a lab. 
Mushrooms containing psilocybin can be either fresh or dried and have long, thin stems topped by dark gilled caps. Like many hallucinogenic substances, mushrooms that contain psilocybin can be eaten, brewed in tea, coated with chocolate or added to other foods. Once inside the body, the digestive system will break down psilocybin to produce psilocyn.

Beautiful visuals and colourful patterns

Take the Magic truffles Atlantis and beautiful visuals and 

colourful patterns are guaranteed. 

Especially for the experienced truffle lover.