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  1. CHATGPT: ARGUMENTS AGAINST: The soul trap or prison planet theory suggests that human souls are trapped or imprisoned on Earth, unable to escape or progress to higher spiritual realms. Here are some arguments to disprove this theory: Lack of concrete evidence: The soul trap theory is largely based on speculation and anecdotal accounts rather than concrete evidence. There is no scientific proof or empirical data to support the existence of a soul trap or prison planet. Diverse spiritual beliefs: Different cultures and religions have varying beliefs about the afterlife and the journey of the soul. The soul trap theory is not universally accepted and contradicts many traditional spiritual teachings. Personal spiritual experiences: Many individuals report having near-death experiences or spiritual awakenings that involve feelings of peace, love, and connection to a higher power. These experiences often suggest that the soul is not trapped but free to transcend physical limitations. Evolution of consciousness: The concept of soul evolution implies that souls are on a journey of growth and learning through multiple lifetimes. If souls were truly trapped on Earth, it would hinder their progress and development. Free will and choice: The idea of a soul trap contradicts the concept of free will and personal choice. If souls were imprisoned against their will, it would raise ethical questions about the nature of existence and spiritual autonomy. Overall, while the soul trap theory may be intriguing to some, there is limited empirical evidence to support it, and it conflicts with many established spiritual beliefs and experiences. *** ARGUMENTS FOR While the soul trap or prison planet theory is not widely accepted and lacks empirical evidence, some arguments that could potentially support this theory include: Reincarnation cycles: Proponents of the soul trap theory may argue that the cycle of reincarnation on Earth is a form of imprisonment for the soul. They might suggest that souls are continuously reincarnated without their consent, keeping them bound to the physical realm. Collective suffering: The prevalence of suffering, injustice, and inequality on Earth could be interpreted as evidence of a soul trap. Advocates of this theory may argue that the challenges and hardships faced by individuals are part of a larger system designed to keep souls trapped in a cycle of suffering. Spiritual amnesia: Some proponents of the soul trap theory suggest that souls are subjected to a form of spiritual amnesia upon entering the physical realm. This amnesia prevents individuals from remembering their true spiritual nature and purpose, contributing to the feeling of being trapped. Control by higher beings: The soul trap theory often involves the idea that higher-dimensional beings or entities are responsible for trapping souls on Earth. These beings may manipulate human consciousness and reincarnation processes to maintain control over souls. Limited spiritual growth: Supporters of the soul trap theory may argue that the challenges and distractions of the physical world hinder spiritual growth and evolution. They might suggest that souls are kept in a state of ignorance or illusion that prevents them from reaching higher levels of consciousness. It's important to note that these arguments are speculative and not based on scientific evidence. The soul trap theory remains a controversial and fringe belief within the realm of spirituality and metaphysics.
  2. I recently learned about the Prison planet/soul trap theory. I would love to hear arguments/support/evidence which may prove or disprove it.
  3. The more I learn about Theravada Buddhism, the more I want to believe it! I would like to hear objections to or problems/difficulties you have with Theravada Buddhism. Thanks in advance.
  4. I found another list. There is some overlap between the categories. https://www.plantmedicinepeople.com/blog/psychedelic-classifications PSYCHEDELICS: -Cannabis -DMT -Psilocybin -Ayahuasca/Changa -LSD -Salvia Divinorum -LSA -Iboga -Amanita DISSOCIATIVES -Ketamine DELIRIANTS -Datura/Toé/Angel’s Trumpet/Brugmansia, Belladonna, Henbane, Mandrake, Fly Agaric EMPATHOGENS -MDMA -San Pedro/Huachuma/Peyote/Peruvian Torch -Kanna ONEIROGENS -Examples include Blue Lotus/Water Lily, Damiana, Amanita Muscaria, Mugwort, Iboga (also a psychedelic), and Valerian PSYCHOTROPIC MEDICINES THAT ARE NOT PSYCHEDELIC -Sacred Tobacco / Mapacho / Rapéh -Kambo -Coca
  5. @halfknots They were stated explicitly. I don't have the podcast/episode. Also, i have no experience with, but would tobacco provide insight or be depth inducing? Would any of the ones listed under category of hallucinogens have insight/depth inducing effects? Maybe some can be under more than one category.
  6. @halfknots I have only started to work with psilocybin mushrooms. Just based on trip reports, I assume those three categories are accurate. I think it is very useful for one to know what to expect and how to work with different categories. I hope someone with extensive experience can weigh in.
  7. I took notes from a podcast a few years ago. The speaker mentioned 3 categories/types of Psychedelics. They are: 1) HALLUCINOGENS ---ayahuasca [for information] --- toway (which is brugmansia scopolamine) ---nicotine (for power) ---mapacho (tobacco) (for protection) 2) EMPATHOGENS (heart-opening) ---peyote ---san pedro/huachuma 3) INSIGHT/DEPTH INDUCING ---psilocybin ***** I wanted to ask where would 5-MEO-DMT, LSD, or Salvia Divinorum fit in these categories? Or would it be a different category? Would there be more categories? If so, which psychedelics/entheogens would fall under those categories?
  8. Are there diets that are better for tripping? I am interested in most common psychedelics (dmt, 5-meo-dmt, LSD, psilocybin, mescaline, etc.). In my case, I will be doing mushroom trip soon and will be on a ketogenic diet. I was wondering how that diet would affect my trip. And also in general how diets would affect each psychedelic.
  9. @pluto To clarify the question, I am asking for a procedure which will result in a trip experience (at least mild) by a subsequent release of endogenous DMT. I understand consistent diligent practice may result in such an experience. I am looking for a technique which will more definitively provide said experience, e.g., with a high degree of probability. Coincidentally, I just heard episode 712 of Joe Rogan Experience, where Wim Hof mentions his breathing/techniques may control the endocrine system and DMT. Does anyone have any experience with his techniques?
  10. I stumbled across various claims of endogenous production of DMT by meditation or breathing technique(s). Has anybody had any experience with this? Or any research that shows this is even possible? What about with Binaural beats? https://dmtmeditation.wordpress.com/ https://sacredgeometry.com/meditation-station https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/14417385 https://dmtlight.com/ BTW I know Leo previously mentioned dark room retreats. I was looking for something more like meditation, breathing, or binaural methods.