Re:US could soon approve MDMA therapy – opening an era of ps...
by abyssin on Thursday April 20, 2023 @05:29PM
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Interestingly, my recent bad experience was in what I expected to be the safest and most therapeutic environment available to me. What I discovered instead was an irrational culture with an immature fascination for shamanism. My individual experiences, informed by my research, were more beneficial (and cheaper as well). Knowing the topic and a trip-sitter you know might prove a better choice than trusting self-proclaimed guides.
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Re:US could soon approve MDMA therapy – opening an era of ps...
by hammyhavoc on Thursday April 20, 2023 @09:33PM
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I have heard a lot of similar tales regarding the shamanism and rejection of science and reasoning, making all kinds of outrageous claims about what it can "cure", which just isn't physically possible.
Re:US could soon approve MDMA therapy – opening an era of ps...
by abyssin on Friday April 21, 2023 @01:36AM
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Re:US could soon approve MDMA therapy – opening an era of ps...
by _a_a_a_ on Friday April 21, 2023 @11:00AM
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I've been very happy with just "getting better"
Re:US could soon approve MDMA therapy – opening an era of ps...
by wnolens on Friday April 21, 2023 @04:32PM
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> What I discovered instead was an irrational culture with an immature fascination for shamanism
Hilarious revelation to have from a trip. I never put it like that in my mind, but I feel kind of similar.
My take is.. people want an external locus of control and/or instructions on how to live so bad that in the modern bent towards Atheism/Agnosticism, they transfer that responsibility elsewhere (star signs, tarot cards, psychedelics, their political party, some 'expert'..)