You should have read them first Raas. That guy basically says weed is amazing but it made me a little bit lazy. Not that lazy though...
Yeah, go on you got me there. I couldn't arsed to sift through them.
But the point was there - there's loadsa people who say psych's changed their lives for the better, then loads who say it put them in a mental hospital. Drawing attention to one persons experience, tells us nothing about how psychedelics affect people as a whole....and comes across as a typical blind and biased advocation towards drugs seen so often on this site.
Raas seems to have real beef with psychedelics... Why is that Raas??
I suspect, im sure ill be told that im wrong, that he does actually want to try them, however he's a little scared of what they may unlock... maybe they could crack the foundations of his belief system?? On the flip side though

they could make them more solid than before...!
They're a beautiful thing, alot can be learnt, you can also have a lot of fun too.. whats not to
You know you want to try it Raas

You'd no doubt come out all the better for it..
Funnily enough I have found psych's and religious beliefs very closely related (for me, anyway)
The last time I took a strong psychedelic (Charas, and I'm telling you that stuff was so potent it almost feels like a different drug to your average weed) I could sense a very strange, dark entity in the room.
I opened myself to the reality that in this world people experience brutality, pain and suffering and many have to experience violent, painful deaths. It was then revealed to me, through thought, that my own death would be a violent, prolonged, brutal death...
I was caught up in fear. I was horrified and had this terrible feeling in my stomach. I was scared, I wouldn't accept it and excused myself that all these thoughts are lies coming from the dark entity.
Then the words of Jesus Christ came to me, "So now how do you think I felt when I became aware of my fate".
The drug experience, was trying to further my understanding and empathy of Jesus dying on the cross.
So in this experience, it was trying to strengthen the beliefs.
But why the fuck do I need this to strengthen my beliefs? What am I achieving here that I can't learn from myself through meditation and thought development?! And how much stronger do I become, to find the empathy and understanding through my own will?
Also, post use I had mild anxiety problems and occasional vision blips (something I haven't had in years, since I was smoking weed before) - so to hell with this method of finding spirituality.
I think the drug dresses itself up nicely, as a spiritual aid, a key to great knowledge etc but I see it as more of a trap, a deception. The experiences are used to intrigue you, and bring you back to the drugs which harm you.
I'm a spiritual person, so yes I have great interests in psych's... but as a Christian...2 verses spring to mind which affirm how I feel about them:
2 Corinthians 11:14
"13For such men are false apostles, deceitful workers, disguising themselves as apostles of Christ. 14No wonder, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light. 15Therefore it is not surprising if his servants also disguise themselves as servants of righteousness, whose end will be according to their deeds"
John 14:6 ►
"I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me."