Leo Gura

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  1. As much as will dissolve. The more you dissolve, the more potent each puff will be. Depends how potent you want it.
  2. I don't know how much that is genetic. Lots of people are drawn to personal development and psychological topics. Personality type is a factor. Lots of INTPs here.
  3. Not in English. Oddly enough, the British spell actualised with an S. Freaks!
  4. @cistanche_enjoyer Are those real or AI fakes? We can't tell anymore
  5. @AION But kids are using it to avoid thinking, and reading, and writing, and study, and homework. So yes, it is making people lazy and dumb. Yes, a car does make you fatter and lazier. Which is why we have gyms and treadmills.
  6. It doesn't need to affect them differently. Normal distrubtion curve is enough. Only the elite mystics need it anyways. Not your average farmer or coal miner. My theory is that the elite priests and shamans use it, and then the knowledge gets passed down and codified into religion for the ignorant and insensitive masses. Then the religon gets hijacked by political elites for power and population control. You just know the ancient Egyptian high priests were smokin somethin. The only question is what and how much?
  7. That's certainly the case. This is a leap too far. I see no evidence of EM fields causing my health issues. Although I can't rule it out. And if there is no way to avoid them, that does me no good.
  8. It is only horrific from a human's POV. Yes, Infinite Love is horrific for a finite self. That's why you call it death and fear it like none other. From God's POV, if you have no self, if you are dead, it's pure Love. It is sanity that fears insanity. Once you surrender sanity, there is nothing left to fear. So it's a resistance to insanity that causes this issue. Of course you'd have to surrender survival too. Death is only horrific up until you are dead. After that it's bliss. Note: do not injure yourself.
  9. Same insights you'd get on any psychedelic.
  10. I read parts of it. Can't remember exactly. It was a long time ago.
  11. @Rishabh R It is a constant thorn in my side.
  12. @cistanche_enjoyer 1) I was highly sensitive to weed before naltrexone. 2) I take low dose naltrexone, so it's probably not significant. 3) I have not noticed a difference in the trips before or after naltrexone.
  13. @cistanche_enjoyer My health is not good but it doesn't affect the potency of my trips.
  14. Off the charts. Genetic freak level. 1 in a million. Chronic use definitely don't. It depends on what effect it has on you. If you're able to trip on it, then it's good to use. But don't use it as daily habit. Use it for serious trips. For me weed is not addictive at all because it is such a potent trip. I would never use it for fun or pleasure. It is far too serious for that. It is definitely worth trying just to see what effect it has on your consciousness. But if it's addictive for you, don't use it. Find non-addictive psychedelics.