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PD Socializing: Where you pop psilocin for headaches and freaky meets cheeky

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Sounds like an awesome night, Roger. :) If you wanted to pick up a whip cream dispenser and you haven't gone yet, they sell 'em at Williams & Sonoma! That's where I got mine.

god damn!!! a $100 whippet dispenser? stainless steel tho' ... bet it gets balls cold ...
 
Thanks for all the love, guise. <3

I've really come to realize that regular everyday life is extremely psychedelic in-and-of itself; these drugs are just here to wake us up to that fact. The more I trip, the more I return to this realization. I feel like there's so much beauty in the world, I can't take it all in, and the sheer profundity of it all makes me weep -- not with grief, or even with happiness, the emotion is more basic. I weep because I'm here, and so are you, and in the middle of the cold vast ocean of the cosmos we're sharing something glorious and ineffable. I'm deeply grateful for every second of my life in this strange and beautiful box of rain called planet Earth.


♫♫ This is all a dream we dreamed,
one afternoon long ago. ♫♫
 
Thanks for all the love, guise. <3

I've really come to realize that regular everyday life is extremely psychedelic in-and-of itself; these drugs are just here to wake us up to that fact. The more I trip, the more I return to this realization. I feel like there's so much beauty in the world, I can't take it all in, and the sheer profundity of it all makes me weep -- not with grief, or even with happiness, the emotion is more basic. I weep because I'm here, and so are you, and in the middle of the cold vast ocean of the cosmos we're sharing something glorious and ineffable. I'm deeply grateful for every second of my life in this strange and beautiful box of rain called planet Earth.


♫♫ This is all a dream we dreamed,
one afternoon long ago. ♫♫

Pass this man a blunt! You just described the feeling I've been attempting to put into words for a while lately. The feeling I've basically dedicated my life to sharing with others. So far the only method I've found is giving everyone an absurd amount of love at all hours of the day. It seems to be effective by drawing other life-lovers to you like a magnet. :) One person can influence anothers life with love pretty well sometimes, but nothing compares to a sizable group of people that ALL have infinite love for everything when it comes to being a catalyst for illumination. <3<3<3
 
And with that:

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:D <3
 
I weep because I'm here, and so are you, and in the middle of the cold vast ocean of the cosmos we're sharing something glorious and ineffable. I'm deeply grateful for every second of my life in this strange and beautiful box of rain called planet Earth.

That is truly beautiful. :) <3
 
The world is a weird and wonderful place...

The less human your perspective, the weirder it gets - which is where drugs come in.
 
I see the world as "weird", but in a weird way! lmao It's weird because the events that happen here seem to make so much sense that it can seem "unreal" at times. When you look at our humble home from the perspective of an outsider, it really seems that every event, in every one of our lives, was carefully placed with the the specific purpose of bringing us to a certain "conclusion". A conclusion marked with love, bliss, and infinite potential. EDIT Forgot to add my thoughts on how this idea seems to match up with almost every major world religion there is. I can see how a religious experience in ancient times could change someones perspective in a psychedelic way, making them notice these possibilities, and attributing them to a higher power. I mean it DOES look like it has conscious intention behind it, but I think the universe just loves us, provided we let it do its thing :)

Of course, when we set up a society hell bent on making those "special messages" look like fantastical bullshit, not a whole lot of people recognize these moments as anything other than "good moment" or "bad moment", and they assign importance based on how it made them feel, not how it altered the course of their life.

I was thinking just now, about how most people I meet that happen to have some serious pains in their past, tend to see them only as scars, despite the infinite potential for new knowledge. I can assume that it's a perspective that they don't share with me,because I get confused/angry-ish looks when I pull the "look on the bright side" shit. Haha, "look on the bright side" is vague and practically insulting when it comes from some people, but I think people should open their minds to the possibility that the most horrible of situations have just as important of a role in their lives as any positive situation would, often times more so.

<3
 
^Mmmmmmm! That sounds amazing right now, bro. Wish I had a piece. :D

I'm nommin' the last of a veggie pizza right now. About to smoke a bowl of some Durban Poison I just picked up. :)
 
Omfg my gf's sister made the best stoner snack I've ever had. Ever. And it was totally improv food too, lol.

It was doritos (nacho cheesier), with cheese melted on them, and laced with this crazy spicy korean bean paste shit. it kicked a multitude of asses.
 
Thanks for all the love, guise. <3

I've really come to realize that regular everyday life is extremely psychedelic in-and-of itself; these drugs are just here to wake us up to that fact. The more I trip, the more I return to this realization. I feel like there's so much beauty in the world, I can't take it all in, and the sheer profundity of it all makes me weep -- not with grief, or even with happiness, the emotion is more basic. I weep because I'm here, and so are you, and in the middle of the cold vast ocean of the cosmos we're sharing something glorious and ineffable. I'm deeply grateful for every second of my life in this strange and beautiful box of rain called planet Earth.


♫♫ This is all a dream we dreamed,
one afternoon long ago. ♫♫

Beautiful. <3
 
About to smoke a bowl of some Durban Poison I just picked up.

That's awesome Roger. i remember reading about Durban Poison a few years ago when I first started growing and was fascinated by all the strains and would spend hours reading up on the different kinds.

I wish I had some sativa's to smoke. I have a pure indica and a 50/50 on the go right now. next year I'm definitely putting in some sativas. Most likely skunk. Sativas don't do as well up here as indicas but I don't care I just want some uppity smoke :D
 
I'm a big fan of sativas. I think its a shame that such a large percentage of buds nowadays are heavily indica-dominant. Sativas are so light and interesting; they don't make me feel slow and dumb like indicas do, and they harm my motivation less. Only drawbacks are they are a bit more anxiogenic IME, and really good quality sativa nugs usually cost a bit more than their equal quality indica homologues because they are a pain in the ass to grow indoors. (lol I couldn't think of another word to convey what I was thinking, pardon my cumbersome use of 'homologue' in that context; I'm quite high right now :D).
 
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