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Your body is made of unicorns!

I would retract what I said because I took that substance only once and after doing a bunch of psychedelics every day. I'm not fully sure, but probably my autoimmune disease got worse and affected my experience. I'm glad that I did a light dose of 4-HO-MET, otherwise it probably could have gone wrong. However, the experience was profound, despite the unknown variables.

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In my native tongue, Shabbat sounds similar to Saturday (Շաբաթ).

I used to listen to him often. I think he knows it. Even though he doesn't tell them that reality transforms from "waking reality" to "nightly dream", which is radical. He would have nailed it if he told them that there is no distinction between waking reality and nightly dreams in terms of realness; it's a construction.

Also, I used to dismiss it when people mentioned having an awakening within their nightly dreams. Awakenings experienced in your nightly dreams are as real as those in your waking reality and can potentially be even more profound!

What else could it be?

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Dreams at night — when reality goes haywire for some time after getting bored of stability. 😄 I'm not being dragged into another reality; reality transforms in another way. It's really profound when you think of nightly dreams as a continuation of waking reality and vice versa, not being dropped into another reality, as it implies that you are some entity that is inside that reality. The idea that dreams happen in your sleep is misleading. It's really cozy when you believe that dreams are sort of a fake reality that happens in your brain in your waking reality. Man, what a construction. That's like the feeling you get when a war happens in another country, but you are safe enough to not care about it. Crazy things happen in your nightly dreams, you die, kill someone, fly in the sky, etc. And yet you come back as a human! All of that is real as hell without even needing your waking reality's brain! It's like when you decide to have fun after your studies. It really gets on my nerves when people say that nightly dreams tell you something about your waking life; they are meant to be interpreted symbolically. Those people don't appreciate the realness of it as they still believe that it's less real and it happens outside of one's waking reality. They even have books that list what it means when something happens in your dreams. 🥴

Thank you. 😊

It's no easy thing, especially when you are suffering. I am glad for you. 🤗

Psychedelics are unmatched, at least for me.

The only alcohol I liked was homemade from apricot. Have you tried such alcohol?

I think that God not being able to change some aspect of itself appears as a limitation on a surface, dualistic level. The limitation would be God not being able to hallucinate. If God could be not God, it would make God limited, but God by definition is the only thing. If God is the only thing, it must be the creator of limitations and not be limited by any external thing; otherwise, it wouldn't be unlimited enough to even create a limit, thus turning God to not God. For a thing like a visual field, it could be said that it is limited, meaning that there are things that are not visual, and also unlimited, meaning that any visual thing cannot exist outside the visual field. Then if God includes everything ever possible, things like visual field, etc., then God cannot become not God, otherwise it would be limited.

Sort of like a concentration meditation.

I enjoyed the conversation.

I would get lost in that house. 😂

And because the dose calculations are approximate in this case, intentionally under-dosing can keep the experience manageable.

I agree.

Even though I have learned masculine traits along the way, I feel that as well, but in my own way, especially when I see my type of a masculine woman. But I don't care about social connections that much; I'm at peace when I'm alone.

I wonder whether he will reveal the substance or not after knowing that it won't work for everyone.