As Sophie Strand writes in “Becoming Supracellular”: “I think my mind is not just in my body. It is in my entire web. My entire web of relations – fungal, geological, microbial, vegetal, ancestral – that weave together my specific ecosystem. Sometimes, in the morning, when I call on each of these beings in a practice I loosely name “Gathering Counsel”, I imagine that I am like a mycelial network below ground, opening up the septa pores in my branching hyphae. I am opening myself up to a “supracellular state” whereby my mind can pass through my threads of relation into the minds of woodchucks, black bears, chanterelles, and juniper trees.” Where does the “self” end, and “the rest” begin? Is it not one and the same? Or perhaps both, and? Reflections on the “self” in philosophy, anthropology, ecology, biology and more via the latest edition of our @advaya.co newsletter 🐛✳️ Sign up via the link in @advaya.co bio! 🌞🫶🍄🫶🌞🫶🍄🌞🫶🍄🌞 Repost @advaya.co & @cosmogyny 🦋 The Myth & Mycelium course started last night 🌞 I am excited to be going on this journey with the incredible Sophie Strand 🌈🍄