Re:Ecstasy and psilocybin are shaking up psychiatry
by TaylorAlexander on Wednesday February 03, 2021 @03:09AM
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I had a longer reply but I was rate limited at the time.
I just wanted to say I am glad you had that ayahuasca. I am sure it contributed. I am not religious per se but I do believe that psychedelics can provide some guidance from beyond the self.
And I am glad you quit everything 7 months ago. I quit alcohol 11 months ago and it has been so good for me.
You may appreciate psilocybin. It isn't something that is addictive IMO. The last time I tried it I had a lot of deep and serious thoughts and while it was helpful, it was also an intense experience and not the kind of thing you'd want to repeat regularly. However from what I hear it is much less intense than ayahuasca.
I just wanted to say I am glad you had that ayahuasca. I am sure it contributed. I am not religious per se but I do believe that psychedelics can provide some guidance from beyond the self.
And I am glad you quit everything 7 months ago. I quit alcohol 11 months ago and it has been so good for me.
You may appreciate psilocybin. It isn't something that is addictive IMO. The last time I tried it I had a lot of deep and serious thoughts and while it was helpful, it was also an intense experience and not the kind of thing you'd want to repeat regularly. However from what I hear it is much less intense than ayahuasca.
Check out this podcast for more info: https://psychonauts.co.za/
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