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keep it in the dark and away from moisture and it'll last for decades.

"65 principles of living the good life" is the video I send people if I want to attempt to share actualized content. It sums up the core values of actualized very well without needing much of any context from having watched other videos to understand.

Anyone turned off by his weirdness should watch The Straight Story. One of the most gentle, beautiful, and compassionate films I've ever seen. A love for seeing his wild ideas through to the end is one of the things that made him a genius but the other thing is how much heart he put into everything, The surrealist atmosphere of his stranger works only enhances that. Twin Peaks found the best balance between the two but everything he made was full of love for his characters and for making his art. I don't think he ever did psychedelics but he was a passionate meditator and spoke often about consciousness and knowing about those things informs his work a lot. I think Lynch more than any other filmmaker understood that life is a dream and that perspective helps make sense of much of his more obtuse work.

if the problem is noise keeping you up then get some earplugs. relying on drugs to sleep will just make you reliant on those drugs for sleeping and then you're even worse off.

preventing a life from being lived and halting a life in progress are not the same thing, but they aren't entirely different things either.

Listening to loud music on headphones. and playing drums. It's not too severe and doesn't bug me most of the time, but its definitely there.

He's great but Religion of Tomorrow is probably the worst one to start with (and not one of his better books in general tbh, He rambles and repeats himself often, an editor could have cut the book in half and lost nothing). If I hadn't read a bunch of his others first RoT would have been impossible. If you want a big Wilber tome, read Sex Ecology Spirituality (and if you only want to read one of his books make it that one), otherwise just look at the page counts and start with some of the shorter more accessible ones.

Take the acid first then take the mushrooms on the comedown. they'll blend better that way. lining up the peaks is too much.

Looking in the mirror is a regular part of my psychedelic practice. Does wonders for the self-esteem, that's for sure.

It does cause tolerance, but I kinda like taking an equal or smaller dose over halfway through or near the end of the trip. Usually I'll do this if I trip at night taking the redose in the morning to keep the good vibes going through the rest of the daytime. It doesn't boost it up to the same strength as the initial peak obviously (unless I smoke weed or mix in something else), but it really extends the tail end of the trip nicely, which for me is the part of the trip where I can do the most self-inquiry and integration.

If you are having uncomfortable feelings on your microdoses then you're taking too high of a dose. I enjoy low doses just fine, but I dont think of them as micros, I think of them more like mini-trips.

It's THIS.

Lions mane tastes really good and is healthy to eat so I still like it and recommend it for that reason, but it didn't add anything to the microdosing experience for me.

Check out his book "True Hallucinations", he tells the entire La Chorrera story in detail.

If drugs was legalized the form most people use would likely change as well since the forms used currently are often the result of prohibition in the first place. Coca tea, which is significantly less potent and harmful than powdered cocaine intended for snorting, could become a viable alternative to caffeine for many people for example.