AstralProjection

Agreed

Frankly your making a lot of assumptions here. I never told him he was weak. I never forced him to do anything. In fact I just talked to him and I respected his choice, I disagreed with it but I respect it. I didn't offer him any or ask him to do it in the future. Your just assuming these things. He never had a bad trip much less from what I've told him. You should ask to clarify before you make these assumptions about me. And I am not afraid to trip alone. I have tripped many times by myself.

@Jack River @Girzo I just don't get his logic. Which is "I don't want to do psychedelics but I'm going to drink beer, smoke cigarettes and marijuana." Which is what he's doing now. It sounds to me like his ego is fighting it, and his desire to stop is coming from a weak place that isn't grounded in sound reasoning.

I think I may have discovered a powerful new meditation technique. Note I was not high during this meditation. So since my last challenging psychedelic trip, I've been following my intuition. So today I was driving home from work. Thinking deeply about life. About meditation, and how they always say let go, let go, let go of this and let go of that. But shit I'm not left with much of anything left from all this letting go. So I decided with my intuition to go the opposite direction, to use desire and love for my meditation. I already had this music bellow that I was listening to so I just followed with that inward. I began to visualize and feel a powerful energy, I made it into the yin yang symbol, but for me it represented something of awe something mysterious with great power from heaven for lack of a better word. I was following the energy. I thought I was looking into something so mysterious and captivating like from a DMT trip. I made it into an atom spinning. And I was getting in touch with my inner energy. I did this by using my intuition just feeling awe and amazement going deeper and deeper surrendering layer by layer. Tightening my throat chakra slightly to make tension focusing, and concentrating my eye chakras to harness the energy I was channeling. Eventually I reached a point where I felt like my whole body was about to be engulfed by this energy. I decided to stop because I was driving. LOL Given all that perhaps nothing was going to happen, but I feel like I am on to something. But shit I am just scratching my head wondering why the hell hasn't anyone in the spiritual community told me about this. Thoughts? Driftmoon - Time For Change

What is a good alternative to 5-meo-dmt as the venders are all out of it right now, if there is a good alternative? Thanks.

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OK so I've been using 4-ACO-DMT and 2C-B separately for quite a while. Both are good psychedelics, but oh man I was in for a surprise when I mixed the two. OK so I take both of them as it's been a while since I had a good trip. I take them and put on these two songs bellow. I get tried when I take 4-aco-dmt. So I take 15 mg of 4-aco-dmt, and 10 mg of 2-cb. I close my eyes and relax into being. I am melting into the couch. I became one with the music. And my mind was morphing a little. But most of all I felt love like I never felt before. I touched sublime bliss. It was very profound. Any negative thoughts were just washed away with love. My consciousness increased too to encompass a pretty big space. I experienced time dilation. The heart of the trip was only for about 3 hours, but it felt like 6 hours. It was so powerful that I was mesmerized coming down and talking about it with my family. Whiteout & One Half Bear - The Part In-Between (RNM) tyDi feat. Brianna Holan - Never Go Back (Tom Fall Remix)

Here use this to help know what is OK and good to mix. Personally I think mixing psychedelics is a great idea as long as it's a good mix. Like I think the 2C-B would be good for preventing bad trips with other more harsh psychedelics.

Well I guess I won't be posting my trip reports anymore if nobody is going to reply.

If I had taken either one of them separately but double that amount I don't think I would have gotten that deep. They both worked very synergisticly to make for a great experience.

So the other day me and my friend went to a strip club. We smoked a little sour diesel weed, not enough to get fucked up with but just enough to enhance the senses. And oh my god going there was better than I anticipated. I had three 4 lap dances. I learned that when a women's butt and boobs are right in your face that it's much bigger than it is on a screen or even in regular life. But I still have thoughts in the back of my head where I question objectification of women like that. And I want to know what yous think here on this kind of forum. Leo feel free to chime in. Thanks.

Was it a waste of money? Yes Was it one of the best experiences of my life? Yes. Both are true and that is what made it ultimately worth it.

Really? That is just one aspect to who I am. I am multidimensional, as well as everyone else there.

Well I thank everyone for your replies. And thanks to Leo for chiming in. I think I need to fully experience the stage I am at to move on to higher stages. There was a lot that I missed out on in life because of a health condition so I feel like I am just playing catch up right now. I am sure I will eventually grow out of it. Thanks again everyone for your time.

Just today I saw a documentary on lies. They covered lies by people (some low profile some high profile), what causes people to lie, the science behind lying, and how we can prevent it. Pretty good documentary I suggest you watch it if you can. Trailer (Dis)Honesty - The Truth About Lies Official Trailer 1 (2015) - Documentary HD Full documentary (Dis)Honesty: The Truth About Lies | Educational Documentary | CNBC I think by radically embracing truth as a way of life we gain good very good discernment. Both naturally and even spiritually. Soon I believe that we will be finding the genetics of making a brain more honest and ethical. That will really help. Ultimately I think we still do need some form of dishonesty otherwise how can people fight oppressive governments, and laws. I believe in civil disobedience as a way of making progress and we can't do that utter honesty. So it's a fine line. Thoughts?

Also let's say we genetically engineered babies then people to always tell the truth. Then people in repressed countries couldn't force change. Think of the news reporter that is questioned by the police and then the reporter would rat out one of their sources that was exposing the government. Such a country couldn't fight repression by their government. So genetically engineering people that can tell the right kind of white lie will be an extremely hard feat to accomplish anytime soon.

Well there is also good white lies. For instance let's say you see someone run from around the corner with a ripped shirt. Then one minute later you see someone else run from around the same corner with a knife in hand. And then the guy with the knife asks you which way did he go? You know that he went to the left. But you say he went to the right. This is a genuine white lie that everyone should do. So I think why you might lie matters. If I lie to safe a life that is one thing if I lie because I hate someone that is another. I meet someone that said that this lady was lying about her in order to get her fired. Perhaps she wanted to eliminate the competition. Perhaps she did it just for fun, perhaps out of spite, IDK, but I think intention matters to a degree. I know spiritual leaders that say that intention is everything. IDK if I fully agree with that but. The downside to lying even white lying is that it decreases trust. And trust is very important especially public trust, think politicians, and business men. Even victimless white lies to make people laugh will usually decrease trust to a degree because eventually someone is going to find out that your lying, so this should be avoided especially with the public. For instance telling white lies to women will eventually lead to them finding out you lied about something then they will loose just a little bit of trust in men especially if enough men do this type of thing, like a pick up artist would do. Those are my thoughts on this for now. Thanks for chiming in cirkussmile.

Of course it works. Well at least the version I gave above. But I still don't know if the popularized version works. Meaning if I just desire something as if I already have it then I will get it either in this life or the next. I think there is more to it than that.

Are you asking if the popularized version works?

Yeah well at least the version I gave above has to work. It just makes sense the way I framed the law of attraction here. Even an atheist could get on board the way I framed it.

Some would say there is no such thing as a greater or lesser master. Or even that there is no difference fundamentally between an enlightened master or a student. But I have also heard from a pretty reputable source that God needs us more than we need God, at least in practice. I learned that from Howard Storm.

As a man myself I use to call myself a feminist. Because I believed that women deserve equality. Fast forward some years, I learned that the core players behind feminism are running out of things to fight for so they exaggerate women's problems. Such as the pay gap between men and women. Any reputable economist doesn't take it seriously, because it doesn't factor in things like hours worked, profession chosen, etc. As it turns out if you took all those factors into consideration then the gap almost disappears between men and women. Anyway I could go on and on about how feminism isn't any better and probably worse than the men's rights movement. And we can get into that if you want. But I strongly suggest that you all watch the documentary movie The Red Pill. It was created by a former feminist. When she as a movie producer went to go dig up some dirt on the men's rights movement she was shocked to find out that it wasn't anything like what the mainstream media has portrayed it to be. I can't give you a link to the actual movie. But I can show you an interview with her, as shown bellow. You can buy her movie or download it on the pirate bay. Cassie Jaye on Feminism and Men's Rights Activists (Part 1 of 2) Cassie Jaye on The Red Pill and the Men's Rights Movement (Part 2) The Red Pill (2017) - Movie Trailer In closing first wave and second wave feminism was legit, but this third wave feminism is nothing but group think run a muck. That being said the men's rights movement have legitimate points. I would love Leo to tell a man that lost his children in a divorce, and custody see his kids, while he pays the ex-wife that the men's rights movement is nothing but ego. News flash, most women come out on top in divorce courts. And that is just one issue men are dealing with.

Yeah that makes sense.

Sometimes it's good to think in extremes, so let me ask you Leo do you think the ego of Mr Rodgers from Mr Rodgers neighborhood is fundamentally the same as Hitler's?

Well until I am enlightened I have to function in the real world.