Mihael Keehl

Since wer are on the subject. New UFO footage was released by the US Customs and Border Protection recently.

This guy has over 200 UFO videos that he has been uploading for years. It seems like he has found a predictable way to catch small and very fast UFOs that he calls "dragons". He noticed that a lot of the time, when there is an aircraft in the sky (plane, jet, hellicopter ...) there is a high likelyhood, that one or a few small UFOs will fly by this aircraft. He believes that these UFOs are "tagging" these aircrafts. Some people may think that these are drones, but I think that can not be the case, because this guy has several videos, where these UFOs are flying from or into the water at very high speed and without creating a splash. It is also possible to catch these small UFOs by watching random videos of aircrafts in slow motion. Here is an example (watch in slow motion from 3:27): I am amazed by the fact that these little UFOs seem to be all over the place and almost no one notices them because they are very fast and small. I though it is worth it to share his channel so that more people find out about it. Eventually, his channel will be big enough so that people like Jeremy Corbell (famous UFO guy) will notice him and start investigating. After that, the military (who seems to know about these small UFOs) will have no other choice but to release the information that they have about those crafts. (There are a lot of videos where hellicopters are flying in strange patterns, seemingly trying to film these UFOs, while getting "tagged" by them). What do you think?

@Danioover9000 I am open to the possibility that it was an UFO. But I have no way to be sure.

@OBEler I would probably think it is an insect. But what if you apply that same logic to seeing a politician or a presidential candidate who is telling people how he is going to fix this and fix that and everything will be better if you elect him? If you let all believes and assumptions go, about this politician, politics in general and watch his speech with the purest mind: Would you have a reason to disbelieve that politician? Or what if a con artist is very emotionaly and convincingly telling you a story about why he asks you for money to do some good deed? Maybe these are not the best comparisons, but I think you get what I want to say. In order to develop a realistic opinion about a topic, I think it is more intelligent to take into account as much information about that topic as possible, instead of letting all believes go and observing with a "pure mind". (in this case, I have the information of several videos where these UFOs are seen and which maybe on the first glance seem like insects, on further inspection however, I can recognize an obvious pattern and behaviour of these crafts, that suggest, that they are not insects e.g.: they trigger some audio radar, pilots and congressional hearings have confirmed that UFOs can trigger this radar, they fly in and out of water at very high speed...).

@vibv These videos are indeed not that exciting. This is one of the reasons why I find these videos so convincing. This guy does not try to create drama out of it. He is not using clickbait thumbnails. He is just documenting "boring" UFO sightings.

@OBEler And what about the first video? Do you think these are insects too? It would be hilarious if it turns out that this guy has filmed insects for over 4 years, uploading hundreds of videos and thinking these were UFOs. I think it is very unlikely that these are insects, at least not all of them.

I highly recommend reading the Books from Stanislav Grof. He is a legendary therapist and has probably more experience with LSD then anyone on the planet. His books are amazing. Especially: "Realms of the human unconscious: Observations from LSD Research" and "The way of the psychonaut"

You could buy a tent and search out a good place in the woods .

The book of not Knowing by Peter Ralston - I never read anything that comes even close to that one. Highly recommended.

I would highly recommend reading books from Stanislav Grof ("the way of the psychonaut" and/or "LSD psychotherapy"), especially if you are planning to do higher doses of LSD.

I would highly recommend you to read "LSD psychotherapy" and/or "The way of the psychonaut" from Stanislav Grof. He is the most knowledgeable person on the topic of LSD. Especially if you are planning to do trips with higher doses these books are crucial.

@Philipp It is true that there are many crypto scams out there. But this project is not one of them. They have already donated around 250.000$ to organizations related to psychedelic therapy. I think the idea of building a high quality brand around the topics of psychedelics and mental health treatment is a very good idea because it raises awareness to these important topics and therefore makes them less stigmatized and more mainstream. You are also right that if you want to support psychedelic treatment you can donate directly. I assume that many people who are investing in this project do this not only to support psychedelic treatment but also because they see the value and the benefits of helping to build a brand around psychedelics. Of course many people also expect to profit from this investment. But would these people donate directly to psychedelic treatment organizations instead of donating indirectly by investing in these NFTs? Probably not, or at least not all of them. Therefore the total amount of donations towards psychedelic treatment is bigger with the existance of this project.

Has anyone of you heard of that project? It is a collection of several NFTs with different use cases. They are about psychedelics and mental health. These are the goals of this brand: they are donating to psychedelic therapy organizations in May they will release an app for holders of PA NFTs which will grant them access to mental health professionals they are establishing a brand around psychedelics later they want to give access to the mental health app for other NFT communities These are some of the main points about this project. If you want to learn more you can check out their websit: https://psychedelicsanonymous.com/ourprocess I suggest to read through update #4, there is a ton of information. I think it is great that they are establishing the first ever brand around psychedelics and are supporting organizations which work with psychedelic treatments. By the way the art of the genesis NFTs looks dope. I am curious to hear your thoughts regarding this project.

It might be helpful to look up therapists who have experience with psychedelics and to talk to one of them. There is a big list of these therapists on the website of the MAPS organisation. It is called "psychedelic integration list". You can find it somwhere here: https://maps.org/take-action/resources/

I wanted to share my experience of participating in an online workshop (called: Communication and Relationship workshop) with Peter Ralston and Brendan Lea via Zoom. Participating in this workshop was so great that it inspired me to share it on this forum because I think many people here could benefit a lot from it or other workshops from Peter like "Experiencing the Nature of Being". At first I was skeptical whether this workshop can be effective when you are participating online and are not present at the center, but it turns out that it works very well online. One thing that surprised me was the fact that this workshop was really fun! I suspected that it will be very strict and you just have to shut up and contemplate, but that was a wrong assumption. Brendan was fascilitating most of the time and Peter Ralston came in the evening to answere questions. Brendan is very good at fascilitating and he clearly has a lot of experience. There are several different exercises that you do which are very interesting. You also get to work with most of the other participants and see their perspectives. During the workshop I had a few interesting experiences which can be described as "consciousness expanding". One time we were investigating what a relationship is. When Brendan made an assertion about it and I grasped it experiencially, it was suddenly so obvious that I had to laugh for a long time. The fact that I was able to grasp something already on the first day of the workshop showed me how powerful this is compared to my own meditation and contemplation practice. I already registered for the "Experiencing the Nature of Being" (ENB) workshop in April and I am planning to do many more in the future. They are worth every penny. Here is a link for more information: https://chenghsin.com/workshops/

Peter sends out a fewsletter a few times per year. There you will find a lot of information from him, a lot of feedback from participants and Q&A. You can sign in for the newsletter on his website.

Hello friends, I wanted to ask if anyone of you knows a good therapist who also has psychedelic experience and is familiar with the work of Stanislav Grof. Or do you have ideas where to find one?

@itachi uchiha You can visit ashrams, there are plenty of green people there. I live in an ashram in Germany. Almost all people here are green. A lot of people that I have met here have had psychedelic experiences, one guy told me that he did a workshop with Peter Ralston years ago. And a few weeks ago I have coincidently met an interesting woman who is pretty much turquoise. You can stay at an ashram for "free" in exchange for around 6 hours of work per day. While you are working, you will have plenty of opportunity to meet new people.

@flowboy Peaple come here (or do it online) to become Yoga teachers or do other workshops or seminars. There is a huge variety of trainings and seminars that you can participate in here. That is the main source of income.

Hi, I actualiy live in a Yoga Ashram in Germany and I like it a lot! It is called Yoga Vidya Bad Meinberg and it is the biggest Ashram outside of India. Here you work 7 hours a day 6 times per week in the first year. That may sound like a lot but it is managable. You safe a lot of time because you dont need to prepare food or buy grocerys because healthy food is prepared everyday by the people who work in the kitchen team. You get 360€ per month, free internet and they also pay for your health insurance (and other cool stuff that I am too lazy to write down).

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1) Intention My intention for this trip was to consciously re-experience and release something which was probably my birth process. I am not sure whether this was actually my birth process but it seems very likely if I compare my experience to Stanislav Grof's description of a perinatal experience. I chose that intention because this "theme" was occurring for at least six of my previous trips. It was clear to me that something important, unpleasant and dense wanted to be experienced consciously and released. I was not thrilled to do this trip because I felt pretty good and I knew that, like my past trips, this one will be very unpleasant, confusing and exhausting. 2) Preparation & come up I went outside and practiced different movements (pullups, capoeira etc.). When I arrived at home, I meditated for 30 minutes and then I took the tab. During the come up phase I like to do Yoga because it helps to transition into the psychedelic state smoothly. After half an hour of that, I sat on my bed and was wandering about who I am. I was looking for the "I" but could not find it. At some point I noticed a feeling in my gut that was getting stronger and stronger. 3) A very complicated feeling After a while I had to lay down because this feeling was now dominating my experience. I recognized this feeling from previous trips, so I knew what was coming next. It was a very complicated feeling which is difficult to describe. It felt like a mixture of the following: undifferentiated pain, struggle and suffering, a sense of enduring something very difficult, a lot of frustration, tension in the head, a "knot" in the stomach which was accompanied with small convulsions. Similar to my previous trips, I had a strong desire to move around in my bed, crawling in and out of blankets covering my head and pushing with the legs. 4) Those poor babies This struggle went on for at least one hour. After some time I also felt anger and the desire to bite things. Furthermore I have noticed a shift taking place. The feelings of suffering and pain turned almost into lust. Towards the end, I felt that the knot in my stomach was gone and I could finally breathe deeply into my belly, which was very pleasant. Later, as I was more able to cognize what was happening, I noticed that going through this experience as an adult is pretty rough but just the thought that small babies experience something like this, broke me into tears. After grieving a little bit, I felt love, a sense of proud and empowerment for being able to go through this. It felt like this birth experience or whatever it was, was finally released fully. I was laying still, just enjoying breathing deeply. 5) Absorption into the LSD sound As I was laying around, I became very introspective. There was an interesting sound which I recognized from a previous trip. (maybe a typical LSD sound?). As I listened to it, I became more and more absorbed and fascinated by it. The focus on the sound was so strong that I only noticed in retrospect that "I" almost disappeared while listening to it. Shortly after that, my normal cognitive processes reappeared and I felt almost sober. As I opened my eyes, I felt joy, harmony, inner peace and a general sense that everything will be alright. 6) I went outside and met my old Yoga teacher I prepared some fruit and went outside because the weather was fantastic. I went to a park nearby, laid around and practiced different movements like handstand and juggling. I recognized an old yoga teacher whose classes I went to a year ago, he was balancing on a slackline between two trees. It was funny to see him because I remember he once told us in class that he is doing yoga for over 40 years, but here he was getting angry because he could not stay balanced on the slackline without falling off quickly. Anyway, I went up to him, we talked a little bit and he let me try to balance on the slackline. 7) Psychedelics and movement I have noticed that it is much easier to learn new movement skills when you are on a psychedelic, because you get a very fine tuned feeling sense. Joe Rogan once talked about MMA fighters who microdose which helps them to "see the movements of opponents before they happen". It was much easier for me to practice handstand and I could stand a few seconds longer then when I am sober. I also was able to learn how to juggle with my left hand in just 10 minutes and as I tried to balance on the slackline for the first time in my life, my yoga teacher could not believe that it was my first time trying this, because I could maintain balance, walk forwards, backwards and do pistol squats on the slackline almost instantly. 8) Conclusion I am happy that this birth process thing is finally worked through. It has been three weeks since this trip and I still feel much better. What I find surprising is that similar trip reports are hard to find. I have never heard or read trip reports about birth trauma except in Stanislav Grof's books. Christopher M. Bache also mentioned having gone through perinatal experiences in his book. I can imagine (because it happened to me in the past) that for someone who is starting to experiment with psychedelics and who had only heard trip reports about machine elves, consciousness, insights and God, could find this experiences to be very confusing and disturbing. 9) What I have learned - A "theme" such as the birth process can last for several trips until it is completely released, in my case it lasted for 7 trips - A lot of times, if the "theme" is not worked through completely in one session, at the end of the session you can feel like something is not done yet, there may be no sense of release or natural conclusion which feels very uncomfortable. - Also, during the days, weeks and months after some of the "incomplete" trips, I was feeling worse, depressed, sometimes very angry, addiction behavior increased and I had a more negative and pessimistic outlook towards the future, which made it very undesirable for me to do more tripping.

@OBEler I have never experienced a hangover after AL-LAD, only a pleasant afterglow. But I have noticed a correlation between having "incomplete" psychedelic experiences on AL-LAD and a decrease in sleep quality. Of course, it is also difficult to go to sleep even after a good trip, but that usually lasts only for one night. I usually do a full or partial hatha yoga sequence. The bridge is great, I also like the shoulder stand and the triangle.

@Loving Radiance Only after my very first trip with a moderate dose, I knew that there is a lot of stuff in my psyche/subconscious that I need to deal with but I have never expected something like the reliving of the birth process to happen. "Why should it be confusing when one intutitively knows that there is something to be left integrated?" I would not say that I had an intuition, I only started expecting this "theme" because it happened so many times in the past that I recognized a pattern and also because I had a conceptual understanding of perinatal experiences. But this puzzle pieces only connected after the third or fourth trip with the birth process theme. Before that, it was very confusing.

@outlandish The thing about balance is interesting. In the book "Zen body being", Peter Ralston says that we are very good at handling being out of balance all the time, even when we are just standing. To truly find balance however, it is necessary to increase your sensitivity. So it makes sense that psychedelics help you with that, because they make you very snsitive. I remember one time, during a trip, I suddenly found out what gravity actually feels like. It was as if I experienced the gravitational pull for the first time. It was amazing, I was literally floored. I did not find it necessary to tell the Yoga teacher that I was tripping, we were not that close and I felt pretty sober. The LSD sound that I heard a few times is deep, metallic and the more I concentrate on it, the more it seems to slow down. First you hear it like this: -------------------------------- when it slows down it is more like this: -------- --- --- --- -- -- -- -- -- -- - - - - - - it is like the deep, metalic sound gets stretched out and you start to notice the silent spaces in between the little bits of sound. If I remember correctly, the sound also has qualities of expansion and contraction. It pulsates like a jellyfish and becomes louder, quiter, louder, quiter. It becomes so fascinating that it absorbes you.