Chris_at_the_ridge

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  1. If you want to EXPLORE drugs, then that's exploration. If you want to NUMB yourself with drugs, because life sucks, that's not something I would really support anyone doing. Maybe once or twice to drastically shake up the energy of someone's life to provide some activation energy to make a giant life change. But generally using drugs because life sucks, hoping the drugs will save them, simply doesn't work. I relate with your wanting to try drugs esp the harder ones. I've done plenty of different pills and psychedelics as a teen and remember wanting to experience meth, crack, and shooting up stuff like heroin, etc eventually. But enough drug experience and adventures of other kinds, experience with women, etc, and the desire to explore hard drugs faded because I could explore other things. Pills can be fun to do , and if you want to make it seem more radical you can crush it up and snort them (Google it first, some pills aren't safe to snort). woohoo. snort a Xanax at a party and go have sex with a girl. But it's fine to not do that. You can be adventurous in a variety of ways to "burn that karma", to satisfy that desire for adventure and radicalness and exploration. I wanted and still do explore life, and drugs are a very interesting area of exploration in life. But once you do drugs enough, you realize the limitation of continuing and going into harder ones. I recommend working a lot saving money then going traveling in a very cheap part of the world. southeast Asia for example. This will provide you with much higher doses of exploration, and you can drink alcohol and socialize and meet new women. and it will actually benefit you tremendously in all ways - doing drugs/alcohol and going to bars for women doesn't directly benefit you beyond that small experience. Travel internationally for extended time, staying in hostels, adventuring, this will change the course of your life and you will look back fondly oon this up until your deathbed. Also as you become more embodied, and can experience more sensation and energy in your body, non-psychedelic drugs seem more one-dimensional. Not as rewarding. As I became more embodied, I could see the high of drugs felt much less good than when I was less embodied, less conscious. They cause massive dumps of specific neurotransmitters in a self-abusive sort of way. Simillar to basic sex, chasing ejaculation. As we explore becoming more aware, more embodied, more sensitive physically and emotionally, we are able to explore ourselves and reality much more and drugs are less rewarding if we try them. We may even dislike the experience because typically they drag us down. You want to explore? You can use alcohol to open up your social exploration abilities, and then you can drop the alcohol and continue expanding those abilities without it. Clean. You want to explore? Explore as many aspects of life as you can. Travel internationally. Hitchhike. Sleep outside. Eat food from a dumpster. GO to Thailand and pay for sex. Go to Thailand and buy and smoke weed inside a dispensary. Meet people in hostels in different countries. Learn tantra. Learn breathwork. Go to workshops. Explore in a wide variety of ways. Do free diving. Get scuba certified. Go skydiving. Drugs are a narrow slice of life and if you explore life in many ways you very well may find the interest in trying harder drugs fades. Learn to dance. Now thats a fantastic one for meeting women. WAY better than interacting with women via alcohol and bars. No contest. Going to dancing classes is one of the best things a person could possibly do for their social/dating life.
  2. Spirulina tablets (if u use Amazon buy from smile.amazon.com so part of order goes to a charity of your choice). Spirulina has been demonstrated in repeated experiments to have a real significant positive effect on nasal decongestion from allergies.
  3. Thank you very much for this project. It's of great benefit to me.
  4. Each person is different My opinion is that the vast majority of people are built more for monogamy Those who deride polyamory outright are simply imposing their own experiences onto others Polyamory can serve a person very well It's simply about being self-honest and navigating life in a healthy way for you
  5. Just wanted to express some appreciation for Leo and the dedication to assisting others. I've recently watched some of the more popular youtube "critiques" of him and explored the comment sections as well. I'm feeling great compassion for the man as I see him being misunderstood by many individuals. Love you Leo!