DMT, yoga, and the pineal gland - Stephen, Brian and Chris

[Guest guest]

Thanks guys. Will look up the sources you recommended.

 

Sel

[Guest guest]

For the record (and my lack of credibility), I've no experience

with psychedelics. On the advice of a friend however, I

am considering trying a legal (in the US) psychedelic like

'salvia divinorum' which is readily available and so far remains

off the DEA's sh!tlist. Ayahuasca is legal for a tiny percentage

of the population for whom it's an inherent part of a complex

belief system, and even then is controversial. for the rest of

us in the US, it is legal to own 'for identification purposes'

only, but preparing or using the stuff IS technically illegal.

It doesn't make a lot of sense, then again drug laws rarely do.

 

One of the most important factors of any 'trip', be it

ethnobotanical or vipaassana-meditation, is setting and

context, the drug is just a mechanism of transport. LSD was used

for 'enlightenment' and mind-expansion, but also was usefully

combined with electroshock and trauma for depersonalization and

forced " reprogramming " by the (human, if you can call them that)

powers-that-be in the US and abroad, as were other psychedelics.

 

-Brian

 

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> Thanks guys. Will look up the sources you recommended.

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> Sel

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