humanbeing
Rising Star
Hello Nexians,
I'm following this forum for about a year now and it's getting time to contribute. Although we don't know us yet I feel understood and at home. I rarely have found such a peaceful and lovely place on the net. Psychonauts are very rare where I live and I'm glad to have found a community of like-minded to share experiences with.
To my person: I'm a 23-year old anarchist from planet earth. I devote my life to the search of knowledge and truth - whatever this should be. The wonders of life mesmerized me as long as I can think and I cannot but marvel at the endless beauty of the universe.
Before I discovered psychedelics two years ago I called myself a nihilist. I was someone who would only accept rational and logical thinking and wouldn't listen to other explanations than the scientific.
The deep inner void was affecting my thinking like a parasite. I couldn't imagine that there is a deep meaning in existence. Nor could I enjoy life anymore. Everything seemed empty and meaningless and I felt more and more numb.
Then I experienced psilocybin. It made me see the world through the eyes of a child again. Everything seemed enchanted. I felt at home and connected with my surrounding for the first time in my life. Later I started growing my own shrooms and a new passion was born. Experiences with mescaline, LSD, DMT and a lot more substances followed. I was very excited and euphoric about the discovery of these new dimensions. But my explorations got a bit out of control. I started abusing psychedelics and was escaping “reality”. Soon I gained no new knowledge and the access to higher dimensions was denied. That's were I got addicted to ketamine. My habit got very destructive and I neglected everything in my life. I escaped death a few times and was about to lose my mind. At some point I realized that I harm the ones that love me with my addiction. My life was an absolute jobsite. So I stopped. But I still smoked weed on daily basis. It gave me some feeling of freedom and helped to separate mind and emotion. A month ago I finally quited smoking weed as I realized that it masked depression and doesn't do me good anymore. I also missed dreaming. Finally the monkey on my back disappeared.
I was about to study chemistry this year but I felt to broke for it so I decided to take a break for a year to cure myself with caapi and iboga. I'm also planing to travel to India for some month next year and visiting a zen monastery later. Until I've overcome depression I stop using mind altering substances.
My experiences with psychedelics made me engage myself in shamanism, eastern philosophy, yoga and meditation. I'm still at the beginning of my journey but it is about to fill the void. Practicing mindfulness and sharing love provides my life with a higher meaning and joy. I'm grateful for every moment that I can wander on earth.
Since my substance use I feel a alienated from society and some kind of superior to the ignorant – I always hated chauvinism but I don't know how to overcome this feeling. Any advice?
Love and peace
I'm following this forum for about a year now and it's getting time to contribute. Although we don't know us yet I feel understood and at home. I rarely have found such a peaceful and lovely place on the net. Psychonauts are very rare where I live and I'm glad to have found a community of like-minded to share experiences with.
To my person: I'm a 23-year old anarchist from planet earth. I devote my life to the search of knowledge and truth - whatever this should be. The wonders of life mesmerized me as long as I can think and I cannot but marvel at the endless beauty of the universe.
Before I discovered psychedelics two years ago I called myself a nihilist. I was someone who would only accept rational and logical thinking and wouldn't listen to other explanations than the scientific.
The deep inner void was affecting my thinking like a parasite. I couldn't imagine that there is a deep meaning in existence. Nor could I enjoy life anymore. Everything seemed empty and meaningless and I felt more and more numb.
Then I experienced psilocybin. It made me see the world through the eyes of a child again. Everything seemed enchanted. I felt at home and connected with my surrounding for the first time in my life. Later I started growing my own shrooms and a new passion was born. Experiences with mescaline, LSD, DMT and a lot more substances followed. I was very excited and euphoric about the discovery of these new dimensions. But my explorations got a bit out of control. I started abusing psychedelics and was escaping “reality”. Soon I gained no new knowledge and the access to higher dimensions was denied. That's were I got addicted to ketamine. My habit got very destructive and I neglected everything in my life. I escaped death a few times and was about to lose my mind. At some point I realized that I harm the ones that love me with my addiction. My life was an absolute jobsite. So I stopped. But I still smoked weed on daily basis. It gave me some feeling of freedom and helped to separate mind and emotion. A month ago I finally quited smoking weed as I realized that it masked depression and doesn't do me good anymore. I also missed dreaming. Finally the monkey on my back disappeared.
I was about to study chemistry this year but I felt to broke for it so I decided to take a break for a year to cure myself with caapi and iboga. I'm also planing to travel to India for some month next year and visiting a zen monastery later. Until I've overcome depression I stop using mind altering substances.
My experiences with psychedelics made me engage myself in shamanism, eastern philosophy, yoga and meditation. I'm still at the beginning of my journey but it is about to fill the void. Practicing mindfulness and sharing love provides my life with a higher meaning and joy. I'm grateful for every moment that I can wander on earth.
Since my substance use I feel a alienated from society and some kind of superior to the ignorant – I always hated chauvinism but I don't know how to overcome this feeling. Any advice?
Love and peace
Simple acceptance of all things as they are is enough
. That was a wonderful Introduction Essay - you really made good use of this opportunity to introduce yourself to the community. I believe you will find many many like-minded souls here, if you have not done so already.
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