JesseC

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  1. It's called "the gateway drug" for many reasons, one of which, is that it opens your mind to the realization that what we see is not always what we get. That's it! That's really all it's good for, which is not to say that it is all bad, but too much of a good thing can be a bad thing. I heard a description recently about weed: Think of it like this: You're a scientist, and you look through a microscope. All of a sudden you see a world, or view, that was previously not open to you. The object of your attention has a whole new dimension. It would then, be a mistake, for the scientist to go around everyday with a microscope strapped to his eye(s), and expect to get the same depth of understanding of all the things that he/she encounters. That's not to say that there wouldn't be knowledge to gain, but this would be the rabbit hole that swallows us all. That's where we abuse the gift of the tool. Weed, psychedelics, etc. are tools. Some beings get so good at their art, that they no longer need tools to create it.
  2. Leo, Your teachings are profound and life changing. I am grateful for this access to knowledge. But most, if not all, the teachings that have led me to you, speak of the power of chastity. Not to be confused with celibacy. More accurately stated, sacred sex. Sex with a spouse without orgasm. The energy that is 'wasted' on orgasm can be 'transmuted'. I can speak from experience that there is some truth to this. And its not just about the physical facet of orgasm, but all of the energy and emotion that goes into the pursuit of such....plus much much more..... Comprehension of lust, desire, ego are ( or better said, can be) outcomes of this process. Is this a topic that has merit?