Peacephrog1972
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Once in a while you get shown the light
In the strangest of places if you look at it right
In the strangest of places if you look at it right
Not everybody is profound, or has the capacity to experience reality in a profound way. In a few lifetimes psychedelics may do something with the quality of your consciousness that is profound. It won't happen on it's own though. You have to put in some real discipline. Start meditating now. There is nothing going on in your brain on psychedelics that cannot be accessed with a spiritual discipline. Sure you can psychedelics and watch bevies and butthead, and people here do. Perhaps you should read some of the people that have used them for insight and it will serve as a guide for you of what is possible. Start with Stan Grof's Beyond the Brain. Then try Ralph Metzner's Allies for Awakening. They are a couple of profound people who have used Psychedelics to accomplish profound things for themselves and many other people. The important question isn't whether you use Psychedelics recreationally, the important question is, "Are you using this rare lifetime recreationally." A human life is a rare opportunity. Don't blow it.[/QUOTE
After re reading your post(sober) I fully agree. I believe drugs are a short cut to our pleasures and senses that can be activated and stimulated in other ways just most of us are either to lazy or to busy to try and work at it.That's where the instant gratification of drugs come in especially in the society of I want this that and this but I don't want to do the work to get it.
Or maybe I'm just as much a dipshit sober as I am after a few mixed drinks,either way I guess I'll carry on!
Once in a while you get shown the light
In the strangest of places if you look at it right
I think the lines get blurred.
No. Psychedelics are just drugs. Drugs that are different from other types of drugs, but still drugs. I don't care what people do with psychedelics, but I find it immensely corny when people try to lecture others on how they should approach them. I like psychedelics bc they're colorful and fun...and that's pretty much it.
No. Psychedelics are just drugs. Drugs that are different from other types of drugs, but still drugs. I don't care what people do with psychedelics, but I find it immensely corny when people try to lecture others on how they should approach them. I like psychedelics bc they're colorful and fun...and that's pretty much it.
I think its fine that you take them just for fun but im sure you must get other benefits from it maybe not realizing it.So I know that psychedelics are powerful tools that can be used for deep learning and spiritual growth, butttt I take them for fun.
That's not to say I haven't had some enlightenment along the way, and also not to say I don't respect the power behind these substances, but I just treat them as some of the best fun this world has to offer. Perhaps it's because I'm still quite young? Kind of like being a lush when you start drinking, you only drink to get drunk, but with time you gain an appreciation for the drink itself.
I think it also has to do with the substances I have under my belt, as most of them are more on the more recreational end of the spectrum, ie a lot of experience with psilocybin and very little DMT, know what I mean?
It would also be different if it were something I actually went into seeking information, rather than a good time.
Being new to all of this, it's very amusing to see that there are people taking sides. Arguing whether it's purely spiritual or simply recreational is a senseless discussion, isn't it? LSD, at the core, is a very personal experience and make you introspective. What comes forth from that, is very personal.
Could we not fight over how you take LSD and simply enjoy the dank side of life?
Personally, it started as a purely recreational thing, among friends and that, in itself, has a latent, spiritual undertone. Camaraderie, at it's best. Some trips later, I've started to become open-minded to the possible spiritual effect. What I've learned with LSD, is that it can take you to places you wouldn't expect, so I'll just enjoy the ride.