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Originally Posted by alteredcourse
Thank you suchfriends, I started to make a reply but I did not have the words. I started with the idea that it slices past the paranoia of the outside world to the feeling of being suffocated in that feeling where you are trapped in a black hole, thinking you are dead and will feel that way for eternity, that you cannot go back to reality as you knew it because everythings changed. I didnt think I could have explained it any better. Thank you!! I still get the willies thinking about it.
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thats what happened when I smoked salvia, and I didn't dare touch so much as a single mushroom for over year after, when before that I generally ate mushrooms weekly..
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Question for you then,
Have you been able to navigate yourself out of such a state?
How often do you do mushrooms, and do you tend to keep anything particular in mind when you do them? Have you done them by yourself, and what is it like to take them with something deliberate in mind, such as a "vision quest" ?
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Only the grace and mercy of the ever-living Jah could guide me out of the
mitote that is the hell of our collective bad dream we call civilization. The power plants simply let you see the strings that were always behind the puppetry of our imaginary so-called real world.
I consume mushrooms as regularly as they appear in my life, sometimes a lot, sometimes sporadic, whenever the spirit of life brings them my way I consume and enjoy. Its never an intentional vision quest, and yet it always is one. the trick is no deliberations at all, nothing contrived. let the life in you flow out, let the dreamer inside explain to you the dream you have been living..
mushrooms take you out of Plato's cave