I found them clinging to the side of an old maple tree.
The color glowed in the morning sun.
Eating it could give spiritual potency and even immortality.
Such a lovely shine and color.
Shaped like a delicate pastry in a bakery.
Arranged nicely along the trunk like a serving tower.
One little Ling Chih was caught between trees.
Should I just eat some here under the tree?
Would there be enough for me to share with my family?
Should I carry some back to give to my elderly parents?
I really should share my good fortune with others…but how much and with who?
Did I remove the Ganoderma lucidum from the tree?
Did I eat the Ling Chih?
We shall see.
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They look shiny and varnished.
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They’re beautiful. I have a friend who is a potter and she hand-carved a gnarly tree, complete with shrooms that look a whole like like those!
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Well, that occurs on palms here – also called butt rot. No making tea.
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This was rather harsh Queen. You may benefit from some Reishi tea.
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