amanita muscaria ointments- advice please

[green paws]

Hi there. Ive been hunting the internet for information on the use of amanita muscaria in an ointment. Ive found that even erowid is remarkably quiet on transdermal experiences of any kind.
Id really appreciate any guidance, links or anecdotes on this matter. This isnt a mad cap idea for the weekend. Ive been buidling a relationship with this lady for some time and am pretty certain that this is the way Im supposed to proceed.
Ive found and dried some perfect fruits from the begining of their season.Its taken me 2 seasons to find the right fruits for my explorations...I recall that last year I was preoccupied with liberty caps and crazily abundant penny buns...
any advice or comment objectively recieved..
regards,
GP.

[catfishrivers]

http://www.ambrosiasociety.org/files...mmortality.pdf

There is a section in there about making an oil with amanitas. Starts on page 41.

[green paws]

thank you for the link.
Ive had a look at this book before but will re read the chapter. I recall though that the concoctions described are intended for drinking. Im planning a transdermal route and was therefore hoping for some info on absorption of muscimol and other constituents via the skin.
It is an interesting book though. Have you tried resurecting fly agaric using the books methods? I remember reading with the authors accounts of different types of mycelium growing out from fly agaric fruiting bodies. Ive seen a fair few comments from mycologists declairing that the resulting mycelium must be an infection, that fruiting bodies do not have the ability to revert to a mycelium form, and even if they did it wouldnt be to a completely different form of mycelium to the species true mycelial form. I even remember an extensive forum thread where someone was recreating the experiments, unsuccessfully if I recall. I dont really see how you can grow a fungal culture in a non sterile environment and then conclude without doubt that all of your resulting material comes form a single fungal source. Ill keep an open mind on the ambrosia society for now, thanks for reminding me of them.
In the mean time I'll keep hunting for ointment info...
happy exploring, GP.

[catfishrivers]

The section I pointed you at was to produce an oil to be used transdermally, just like you asked for...

[green paws]

Im a complete muppet! I read the chapter after that one. Thank you so much for the link and for persevering with making me read the right bit! Im off to devour it now.
thanks again catfishrivers!