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Brilliant ideas. I'm trying to find my own way to do exactly what you're describing. I think I might borrow that specific idea - people tend to read legible graffiti :)

Messages for many to see are a great way to get a new thought across to people... to help them appreciate the little beautiful things in life, the now. I like to write on money. I usually cross out "In God We Trust" and write "In LOVE We Trust" <3
 
lovve

The power of love is quite incredible...theres nothing that feels as good as practicing love within your interactions.
Which begs the questions, what is our responsibility in terms of global action?
Besides looking at the way we eat, which has been touched upon extensively, where do we stand in this era of globalization, where our administration, the businesses we support, are fueling conflict, and horrible situations for people around the world?
I believe we must take love into action, by devoting ourselves to others, and thats when we will truly be taken seriously.
We seem more passionate when it comes to our right to take psychoactive drugs, when many simply don't have the means to live.
 
Messages for many to see are a great way to get a new thought across to people... to help them appreciate the little beautiful things in life, the now. I like to write on money. I usually cross out "In God We Trust" and write "In LOVE We Trust" <3

I do a lot of traditional graffiti, where I have an alias and I paint it in a hopefully aesthetically pleasing form wherever I please :)

I always make it a point to leave a little piece of my thoughts a long side a piece of mine :)
 
I just moved to Arizona and have become greatly involved in something called Karma farms here. its a pretty great organization. though its small scale right now it is quickly growing. basically its a volunteer run farm, farming on plots of land the owners have allowed us to work with, peoples front lawns, behind churches etc. all the produce is given away at the weekly farm stand, it is a farm completly ouside the monetary market. its organizations like this that really give me hope for the future. just thought id throw that out there :)

peace
 
The Power of Now

Hey!

I stumbled upon this forum somehow and read this thread, which I found quite interesting.
I haven't even had a deep meaningful psychedelic experience yet, since I've only ever smoked cannabis, but I think I do understand what you guys are talking about here.

I felt the need to contribute to this thread with some of my "understandings", which are all actually very old concepts not discovered by me and I'm sure and know many of you already have discovered and live by them.

Most of the humans are identified by their thinking mind/the egoic analyzing mind, which tries to pleasure itself in sick and twisted ways, which is the reason there's so much suffering in the world. This egoic mind, which drives most people only survives by living in the past and especially in the future in most people (always trying to get somewhere/achieve something to feel the tiny pleasures, which of course has no end). To become free of this state of ego driven unconsciousness and feel the deep sense of peace one has to become fully aware of the present moment (which is also the "goal" of meditation).


But since I just figured out that I'm probably not good enough with the words, I'll just leave you with this link to a book (The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle), which has pages and pages filled with the concepts, which try to describe the undescribable or should I say lead the way to it - http://bit.ly/5zzGJm

I also share the idea that positiveness creates more positive stuff and the other way around and I believe it to be one of the most important & profound concepts of ?life?.


I'm sorry for my lack of words, but this was all I could squeeze out atm. Maybe will add more later. -_-
 
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Invisible Walkways

So, I recently had a revelation while tripping on 2c-e. Basically I decided that my main talents lie in reading people, and that the best way i can express my observations is through writing. With that said, I started writing a book. I have it mostly fleshed out, and it's coming along nicely, but I wanted some input about my writing style from people, whether I know them or respect them or not. Just some valid input, critiquing, etc.

Please keep in mind that I wrote this for an online journal in about 2 minutes (literally) just as a sort of pseudo-example of what I choose to write like, when I give myself freedom. Any input is appreciated, positive or negative. Thanks.

Invisible Walkways

The more I think about it now, the more I feel like my life has been something akin to a treetop walk, in which I believe the whole canopy is paved in every direction, and every direction is a possibility. But as soon as a step is taken I quickly discover whether or not there was really anything there to stand on. Sometimes the fall is far, and extremely painful. Sometimes, I'm cushioned by a nice piece of lush undergrowth. I like it when that happens. If I'm feeling really lucky, that piece of undergrowth might turn into a trampoline, and save me the usual long walk back to the top, so I don't have to start again. I hate starting again.

Is this analogy relevant, I hear you asking? Well, in all honesty, probably not. Sure, I could have used whatever situation I felt like to explain how I feel about life right now. Maybe even a box of chocolates, but I'm pretty sure I've heard that one somewhere before. The point is, life is like language. It's easy to explain to yourself, but whether or not anyone else gets what you're seeing, or what you're saying, is a totally different story.

I think we should all keep that in mind when we try to tell other people how we feel.

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Whether you liked it or hated is irrelevant to me, but please PM me and let me know what you thought and why, if it made you feel anything at all.
 
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Nice Eldarin. :) I enjoyed your post and found it amusing and thought-provoking. I especially like this:

Eldarin said:
The point is, life is like language. It's easy to explain to yourself, but whether or not anyone else gets what you're seeing, or what you're saying, is a totally different story.

I think we should all keep that in mind when we try to tell other people how we feel.
 
Very interesting discussions going on in this thread! Sorry I don't have anything to offer myself. :\
 
so this is how i described my trip...while still sort of tripping. i was on like hour 6 or 7 of it. after the peak but still pretty gone...

Anyways it's been beautiful and strange. In the woods I felt really spectacular. With our toes in the stream and my mind shimmering and flying through the leaves in the trees reaching up up UP towards the sky, I really felt like we were onto to something, you know? Like if only everyone realized that it was this easy. Life is as easy as walking through a forest with a friend. Things get so complicated out here in "society" and people always are looking for answers to questions they haven't even thought of yet. Everyone's running around frantic within their day to day activities, which cages and locks them in...in comfort though!
If only everyone knew it all was right there at their fingertips; everything they've thought, feared, hated, loved, wanted...it's all right here. Most people just loose the ability to see how wonderful and easy it all can be if you just eat a tab and take a walk. And said walk can be taken so many ways...literally, mentally, emotionally... Everyone comes to a point in their life when they must face the music and delve deep into themselves and the world and really take a look around. Some people are forced to do so, some people avoid it, and some like me are ready, eager and willing to see and explore every corner of the world...Every nook and cranny of our minds, and just ease into it. To flow with yourself and go beyond human measures of time and thought. And that is where I kind of lost it before. I had lost my sense of self without even realizing. One moment I was in the sun and trees feeling so connected and at one with everything, then the next minute I'm thrown back into normal society and had to just...deal! I experienced ego death I assume. I should've came home and grounded myself, but I was afraid, which is understandable. But now I know for next time that I am not homeless like that guy on Intervention we were watching, and no matter how out of my fucking mind I am I have a room that is my own space in this world to get myself together in. Next time I know to just come home when things blow cold, cloudy, and grey. Sitting home on my living room floor swinging my hair to the classic rock channel, and there's nothing more I want or need.

~Your perception is the one you have to live and die with, so what does anyone else's matter?~

that's a little quote i came up with while writing.

i then made the acid checklist which included little tidbits of things like:
~Know you can just go home and chill when it all gets too weird!
~Try to stay balanced! Even if I have lost my sense of self for the most part stay balanced, focused and clear and just take a few cool breaths of fresh air and look up to the sky!
~Just do YOU!! Don't worry about anyone else :]
 
I met an artist who does some crazy work with spray paint.

And he has agreed to do quite a lot of art for me on the condition that i buy the paint and smoke him up while he works on it....

Good people, one of these days after this project is complete i will post pictures of it all...
 
I met an artist who does some crazy work with spray paint.

And he has agreed to do quite a lot of art for me on the condition that i buy the paint and smoke him up while he works on it....

Good people, one of these days after this project is complete i will post pictures of it all...

Does he do those space scene style things? those are kool
 
Excellent idea for a thread! There is so much to info to share about ++++ exp s,and mostly the LESSON learned after one of these gifts.It is very hard to find an explanation for it,, yet alone a way to explain it to someone who hasn t had it. I cant tell you how many times I have come off looking like a total freak trying to have a conversation about it.
One of the lessons I have learned andstill learning is BALANCE-Even after having an awakening where all your senses are alive and you have a PERMA-BUZZ-You can still lose it,if you don t maintain it--ie,cont using drugs regularly and not listening to the NEW inner voice-..Addiction is a demon that will always be waiting-Remember ---The greater the gift,The greater responsibilty-- But you can never really lose it once you found it, you just need to want it, I say this after having an awaking 9 years ago, From bieng a basically a satanist into something a lot more positive.One more thing I have learned---The expierience picks you--I had done many many research expirememnts before this one randomly occured!!Life has never been the same:):) One day everyone will know the truth...........
 
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so this is how i described my trip...while still sort of tripping. i was on like hour 6 or 7 of it. after the peak but still pretty gone...

Anyways it's been beautiful and strange. In the woods I felt really spectacular. With our toes in the stream and my mind shimmering and flying through the leaves in the trees reaching up up UP towards the sky, I really felt like we were onto to something, you know? Like if only everyone realized that it was this easy. Life is as easy as walking through a forest with a friend. Things get so complicated out here in "society" and people always are looking for answers to questions they haven't even thought of yet. Everyone's running around frantic within their day to day activities, which cages and locks them in...in comfort though!
If only everyone knew it all was right there at their fingertips; everything they've thought, feared, hated, loved, wanted...it's all right here. Most people just loose the ability to see how wonderful and easy it all can be if you just eat a tab and take a walk. And said walk can be taken so many ways...literally, mentally, emotionally... Everyone comes to a point in their life when they must face the music and delve deep into themselves and the world and really take a look around. Some people are forced to do so, some people avoid it, and some like me are ready, eager and willing to see and explore every corner of the world...Every nook and cranny of our minds, and just ease into it. To flow with yourself and go beyond human measures of time and thought. And that is where I kind of lost it before. I had lost my sense of self without even realizing. One moment I was in the sun and trees feeling so connected and at one with everything, then the next minute I'm thrown back into normal society and had to just...deal! I experienced ego death I assume. I should've came home and grounded myself, but I was afraid, which is understandable. But now I know for next time that I am not homeless like that guy on Intervention we were watching, and no matter how out of my fucking mind I am I have a room that is my own space in this world to get myself together in. Next time I know to just come home when things blow cold, cloudy, and grey. Sitting home on my living room floor swinging my hair to the classic rock channel, and there's nothing more I want or need.

~Your perception is the one you have to live and die with, so what does anyone else's matter?~

that's a little quote i came up with while writing.

i then made the acid checklist which included little tidbits of things like:
~Know you can just go home and chill when it all gets too weird!
~Try to stay balanced! Even if I have lost my sense of self for the most part stay balanced, focused and clear and just take a few cool breaths of fresh air and look up to the sky!
~Just do YOU!! Don't worry about anyone else :]

That's beatiful. The beginning is very insightful but then it gets a bit corny toward the middle, however you secure it all with brilliant "Just do YOU!!" which pretty much sums up my thoughts today as well :)
 
so this is how i described my trip...while still sort of tripping. i was on like hour 6 or 7 of it. after the peak but still pretty gone...

LSD seems to evoke very similar thoughts in you and I. :) Reading your words flashes me back to fond memories of one of my first acid trips.
 
This thread is such a joy. I appreciate Marisaaaaaaa's post very much, especially "Just do YOU!! Don't worry about anyone else."
 
haha thanks guys. i really liked acid overall, and when it was bad it wasn't even that bad. i can't wait to do it again and have a notebook on me the whole time :]
 
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