When psychodelics bring out forgotten un-wanted memories

[rnd]

Tim Ferris had a podcast last year, summer,  where he described that after having taken psychodelics, at some point a bunch of memories appeared, and in those he found out that was sexually abused when he was 2 years or so, old, and regularly so. All the details. And he couldn't help himself but to reveal the story to someone, otherwise he'd go bananas.

One may wonder then: Isn't it scarry, after having taking psychodelics, to find out that something might've happened to one as well? Besides, one might not be able to keep it a secret.

Edited January 21, 2021 by rnd

[peanutspathtotruth]

That's why this work is no game, it's all in. You want to know yourself? Then you have to know everything, especially those darkest places. 

Have you ever done psychedelics? Do you meditate? Memories surfacing is a normal thing happening on that path, be it with or without psychedelics. Of course they can break through something that's kept repressed with all the force the subconscious can bring up.