Let it be said here that those spiritualists who use psychedelics to expand their mind say that it is important the psychedelics are naturally found in nature. What you put in your body should always be fully examined and understood before ingestion. Many spiritualists claim to have done the drugs only for the purpose of kickstarting their psychic abilities.
I didn't really consider these until I met a couple on my many walks through my neighborhood. They claimed to have taken such things as acid and marijuana, and in many of their experiences, they claimed to have unlocked abilities — but these things last only as long as they are high. Some after effects may include an increased awareness about the world and one’s connection to it and everything in it, but as they said, if you stop taking the psychedelics, this will eventually wear off. The old life they knew, before having unlocked abilities, comes back, and life is normal again.
I did a lot of thinking about this, did some quick research about it, and I found there’s this naturally made psychedelic drug called ayahuasca. I actually found that it contains a natural chemical or substance inside it that can help with diabetes, a disorder which I have. I was curious now. Natural psychedelics that could help with my psychic abilities and my diabetes at the same time? Great!
However, the logical side of my brain began to sink in. There’s no telling what I will do if I took any psychedelic drug. I live alone, in a country far from my own, where very few people care about me. Those spiritualists who took or take psychedelics strongly advise those seeking to try them out to do so with experts in administering the drug and those who do so responsibly. It’s a world with which I am not familiar, and I am not afraid of exploring such worlds. I figure such experts are hard to find, and more, difficult to trust. The trust issue is an aspect of fear, I admit, and that’s fine. This is my life, and while I am not afraid of dying, I haven’t lived yet! I want to finish what I started for once.
So what’s the conclusion? Basically, my stance on this is no different than most other things that might not necessarily be harmful. Yes, drugs damage our bodies in some way, and how can anyone be sure that it isn’t this damage that causes the abilities to emerge? Psychedelics are said to assist in bringing about psychic powers. It might be true; it might not. The point of it all is that psychedelic drugs, in my opinion, are a crutch. They might be a tool that catapults you into the middle of things, but they do not prepare you to sustain any kind of power, as the couple I spoke to said that powers fade between non-usage.
I get that life is about experience, and one cannot really draw a conclusion on things that one hasn’t yet personally experienced. I haven’t personally experienced drugs myself, and therefore, have no authority on whether or not they work or are bad for our bodies. Drugs give you what monks prepare their whole life to achieve. I do think spiritual things are happening faster these days than they did in the past, but I want to get there by myself. I have always chosen the difficult way to learn my lesson, and that will remain the same with psychedelics. While I was tempted for a few moments, I thought about it and decided that whether or not I experience psychic phenomenon is not the purpose of being on Earth. My purpose is to help people heal, and I cannot guiltlessly do that while doing harm to myself. I want to get there by myself, so that if those psychic abilities do get unlocked, I know they are not the side effect of a drug. I will know that it is real.
I did a lot of thinking about this, did some quick research about it, and I found there’s this naturally made psychedelic drug called ayahuasca. I actually found that it contains a natural chemical or substance inside it that can help with diabetes, a disorder which I have. I was curious now. Natural psychedelics that could help with my psychic abilities and my diabetes at the same time? Great!
However, the logical side of my brain began to sink in. There’s no telling what I will do if I took any psychedelic drug. I live alone, in a country far from my own, where very few people care about me. Those spiritualists who took or take psychedelics strongly advise those seeking to try them out to do so with experts in administering the drug and those who do so responsibly. It’s a world with which I am not familiar, and I am not afraid of exploring such worlds. I figure such experts are hard to find, and more, difficult to trust. The trust issue is an aspect of fear, I admit, and that’s fine. This is my life, and while I am not afraid of dying, I haven’t lived yet! I want to finish what I started for once.
So what’s the conclusion? Basically, my stance on this is no different than most other things that might not necessarily be harmful. Yes, drugs damage our bodies in some way, and how can anyone be sure that it isn’t this damage that causes the abilities to emerge? Psychedelics are said to assist in bringing about psychic powers. It might be true; it might not. The point of it all is that psychedelic drugs, in my opinion, are a crutch. They might be a tool that catapults you into the middle of things, but they do not prepare you to sustain any kind of power, as the couple I spoke to said that powers fade between non-usage.
I get that life is about experience, and one cannot really draw a conclusion on things that one hasn’t yet personally experienced. I haven’t personally experienced drugs myself, and therefore, have no authority on whether or not they work or are bad for our bodies. Drugs give you what monks prepare their whole life to achieve. I do think spiritual things are happening faster these days than they did in the past, but I want to get there by myself. I have always chosen the difficult way to learn my lesson, and that will remain the same with psychedelics. While I was tempted for a few moments, I thought about it and decided that whether or not I experience psychic phenomenon is not the purpose of being on Earth. My purpose is to help people heal, and I cannot guiltlessly do that while doing harm to myself. I want to get there by myself, so that if those psychic abilities do get unlocked, I know they are not the side effect of a drug. I will know that it is real.
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