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Online January 6-29th
5:30-7:30pm
In-Person Program
November 14, 15, 16
1- 6:15PM
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What students will learn and gain through this program:
Ceremonial and Ancestral uses of Psilocybin Mushrooms in Meso-America
Ancestral ceremonial traditions
Integration
Cultural respect, exploitation and appropriation
Commercialization
Growing Techniques & Dosage Protocols
We will start from spore, move onto culture dishes, which will then be transferred to master grain jars, which will then be transferred to spawn jars of grain. The spawn jars will then be used to inoculate our bulk substrate, which will consist of pasteurized straw, coco coir, Spawn Mate 2SE, and manure.
Making a casing layer for the substrate out of peat moss and vermiculite
PF technique for small scale cultivation involving spore syringes injected into sterilized jars of grain, and we will scale this method up to multiple jars, which is currently the most common type of home cultivation.
Wood chip cultivation
Growing magic truffles
Monotub cultivation versus open air cultivation
Ethics and legalities of growing and using mushrooms
Microdosing clinical trials, protocols and medicinal benefits for depression, Parkinson’s, lifespan, detox, addiction and more
Macrodosing for medicinal health benefits and safety protocols
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Teacher:
Cheves Fleming
Cheves Fleming is a Native New Mexican of Chicano ancestry. He’s a psychedelic
mycologist and medicine enthusiast. With over 30 years of experience growing
psychedelic mycelium, Cheves can share a wealth of knowledge on the subject. He
has published a manual on the bulk cultivation of Psilocybes.
http://unclecp.etsy.com/listing/1168376807
Cheves has cultivated many different species of psychedelic mushrooms. He currently
has a doctor’s recommendation to use psilocybin based on his Cluster Headache
diagnosis. Psilocybin saved his life by curing his Cluster Headaches, also known as
Suicide Headaches, a rare and debilitating condition. Cheves has a bachelor’s degree
in Cultural Anthropology from the University of New Mexico. His interests in
anthropology include the ceremonial and shamanic uses of Entheogens. He is currently
pursuing a certification in Elementary Education from Norther NM College. He has
taught middle school math, and he has a passion for education and teaching. Cheves’
other interests include psychedelic electronic music, Native American spirituality, and
parenting his two children. He is a reclusive hermit but can sometimes be seen skiing
or mountain biking. He has many years of experience with assisting his Native elders in
ceremonial doings. He has implemented many of these teachings into his perspective
on the responsible and respectful use of magic mushrooms.
Sliding Scale Cost:
In Person$400-650
Online $324-550
By donation to tribally affiliated members of New Mexico
10% NM Heritage discount Available
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Program Pricing & Payment
*Our programs are offered on a sliding scale, and we ask that you pay within a spectrum of what you can afford. The lower end of the scale applies to people on the lower income tier who also: work full time, are single parents, New Mexico residents or indigenous.
We trust that you will honor our sliding scale policy and make the decision based on your personal ability to offer the proper exchange for your program.
Tribally Affiliated people of NM may pay on a donation basis and a 10% NM Heritage discount is offered.
Please follow the link below and fill out the registration form.
Please reach out to in**@na****************.com if you need to set up a payment plan. All payment plans must be completed 2 weeks before the start date of class.
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