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oregonuts by hoipolloiboy January 1, 2018
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Oregonaut
Oregonaut
Or•e•gon•aut
/ORE-uh-g'nɑu̯t/
The word Oregonaut refers to someone in Oregon who experiments with altered states of consciousness, particularly as brought on by hallucinogenic drugs like ayahuasca or Psilocybin mushrooms, for the sake of spiritual or intrapersonal exploration.
While the term is often associated with drug use, an Oregonaut might also experiment with meditation, sensory deprivation, lucid dreaming, and other mind-altering practices.
Or•e•gon•aut
/ORE-uh-g'nɑu̯t/
The word Oregonaut refers to someone in Oregon who experiments with altered states of consciousness, particularly as brought on by hallucinogenic drugs like ayahuasca or Psilocybin mushrooms, for the sake of spiritual or intrapersonal exploration.
While the term is often associated with drug use, an Oregonaut might also experiment with meditation, sensory deprivation, lucid dreaming, and other mind-altering practices.
Oregonaut by TheTallestPsychonaut August 11, 2021
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Oregonaut
Or•e•gon•aut
/ORE-uh-g'nɑu̯t/
The word Oregonaut refers to someone in Oregon who experiments with altered states of consciousness, particularly as brought on by hallucinogenic drugs like ayahuasca or Psilocybin mushrooms, for the sake of spiritual or intrapersonal exploration.
While the term is often associated with drug use, an Oregonaut might also experiment with meditation, sensory deprivation, lucid dreaming, and other mind-altering practices.
/ORE-uh-g'nɑu̯t/
The word Oregonaut refers to someone in Oregon who experiments with altered states of consciousness, particularly as brought on by hallucinogenic drugs like ayahuasca or Psilocybin mushrooms, for the sake of spiritual or intrapersonal exploration.
While the term is often associated with drug use, an Oregonaut might also experiment with meditation, sensory deprivation, lucid dreaming, and other mind-altering practices.
Did you hear Oregon is legalizing drugs for personal use? I'm about to pack my shit and become an Oregonaut.
Oregonaut by TheTallestPsychonaut August 19, 2021
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