I love and feel honoured to be able to expose my mushroom to..

I love and feel honoured to be able to expose my mushroom to you Brothers. This was an ancient ritual done in the priest classes of Egypt. Some groups would circumcise, whereas others would simply retract the foreskin ceremonially To other males when the male reached a certain age to expose the heart meridian which is the mushroom itself 🍄 . The foreskin is actually sterile and glued to the mushroom until a man reaches anywhere from age 6 to 20 years old. A glans-exposing ritual between men in ancient Egypt was thought to be a mark of passage from childhood to adulthood. The Exposure of the mushroom to other men along with the pheromones trapped underneath was supposed to give access to ancient mysteries reserved solely for the initiated. If you have ever been in a room where a group of men have their foreskins pulled back, you can smell a very subtle masculine odour which actually raises testosterone (given the males are healthy and are consuming a whole food organic diet ). The content of those mysteries are unclear but are likely to be myths, prayers, and incantations central to Egyptian religion. The public ritual was led by a priest. It is thought to have been more popular among the upper echelons of the society, although it was not universal and those lower down the social order are known to have had the ritual done. Exposing the head of the mushroom in this ritual was some kind of ritual marker connected to manhood and perhaps participation in priestly or royal levels of the society. While it is true some cultures believed the entire foreskin must be removed, it is also true that other cultures either just nicked the frenulum, Or just cut off a tiny bit of the foreskin, or did the retraction ritual keeping the entire foreskin intact. The idea that Abraham was told by God to circumcise himself and all his followers, is actually a misinterpretation. It’s kind of like the game of telephone. Over thousands of years God‘s instruction to simply pull back the foreskin ceremonially and/or to wash it, was warbled and became the misguided notion that the foreskin needed to be completely cut off, which was not God’s initial intstruction for all tribes and cultures of men across-the-board. The foreskin has evolved over millions of years to protect the mushroom and to trap pheremones to be utilized in these masculine Bonding Rituals of Manhood as well as to attract female partners.