I was born into the mormon church... I was fully lost in that world for so many years. It feels so good to be free and make my own decisions. Obviously growing up religious I am a newbie to the "drug world" all I have ever tried in my life is pot, but I'm ready for more, I'm ready to explore. So I have been trying to find DMT for some time now, it's not as easy as I thought to get my hands on. I'm really excited to begin my journey!
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Hello & Welcome,
May I suggest rather than trying to find DMT from someone that you research the extraction Teks and go through the whole process yourself. I think you will find the whole process a lot more rewarding and safer as you're never sure what you may be given off a stranger/friend.
There's a lot of information in the wiki section which can point you in the right direction, also there are a lot of people here to help and advise. It may take some time and patience but let me tell you, its well worth the time:d
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May I suggest rather than trying to find DMT from someone that you research the extraction Teks and go through the whole process yourself. I think you will find the whole process a lot more rewarding and safer as you're never sure what you may be given off a stranger/friend.
There's a lot of information in the wiki section which can point you in the right direction, also there are a lot of people here to help and advise. It may take some time and patience but let me tell you, its well worth the time:d
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Safe travels
The psychological arguments behind mormonism are very compelling and often sways more than facts, but you might find similar aspects in regard to views and claims about psychedelic experiences.
If i may ask, what was the reasoning behind your rejection of the lds faith?
I love your avatar!
If i may ask, what was the reasoning behind your rejection of the lds faith?
I love your avatar!
Hello Albert! Thank you for your reply and question. Lets see... Why did I leave the mormon church? There are multiple reasons but I'll try to name a few of the major ones.
I guess it all started when I was 19 and I was sent on my mission. I came across a preacher of another denomination and he asked me what I though at the time was a rudimentary gospel question. His question was; how many animals of each kind did Noah take on his ark? With excitement and without hesitation I answered 2! 2 of each kind! Of course I was wrong and the answer was 7 clean and 2 Un-clean of every kind. His point was to show me that things I have conviction for are not always truth based but more often than not they where just convictions through the teachings of my family and ansistors. From then on I have always asked myself what is the truth? Not what have I been told is the truth.
So obviously that planted the seed and allowed me to view the church I thought was true in a different light.
It's a church that uses free labor from its people and cut off its financle transparency in the 1960s and uses their tithing to buy billion dollar malls and hunting preserves in Florida. They will soon become the number 1 private land owner in the United States (Businessweek - Bloomberg.)
It of course has a huge history of racism and bigotry.
Joseph smith has proven complete false translations of Egyptian text that the church still uses as complete truth to this day. (The Book Of Abraham) (http://carm.org/book-abraham-papyri-and-joseph-smith)
Anyway I think you got my point. I could go on with many more examples.
It doesn't stop there. What have I what have we all just accepted as the "truth" because its just how we have always done it. Or it's the path of least resistance. It's easy to never question or never change, but I want more for my existence. All we have is the truth and we should fight for it more than any other thing.
I apologize for all of the grammar and punctuation mistakes. I'm sharp in the mind but my dyslexia tends to make me look dumb
I guess it all started when I was 19 and I was sent on my mission. I came across a preacher of another denomination and he asked me what I though at the time was a rudimentary gospel question. His question was; how many animals of each kind did Noah take on his ark? With excitement and without hesitation I answered 2! 2 of each kind! Of course I was wrong and the answer was 7 clean and 2 Un-clean of every kind. His point was to show me that things I have conviction for are not always truth based but more often than not they where just convictions through the teachings of my family and ansistors. From then on I have always asked myself what is the truth? Not what have I been told is the truth.
So obviously that planted the seed and allowed me to view the church I thought was true in a different light.
It's a church that uses free labor from its people and cut off its financle transparency in the 1960s and uses their tithing to buy billion dollar malls and hunting preserves in Florida. They will soon become the number 1 private land owner in the United States (Businessweek - Bloomberg.)
It of course has a huge history of racism and bigotry.
Joseph smith has proven complete false translations of Egyptian text that the church still uses as complete truth to this day. (The Book Of Abraham) (http://carm.org/book-abraham-papyri-and-joseph-smith)
Anyway I think you got my point. I could go on with many more examples.
It doesn't stop there. What have I what have we all just accepted as the "truth" because its just how we have always done it. Or it's the path of least resistance. It's easy to never question or never change, but I want more for my existence. All we have is the truth and we should fight for it more than any other thing.
I apologize for all of the grammar and punctuation mistakes. I'm sharp in the mind but my dyslexia tends to make me look dumb
Parshvik Chintan
Esteemed member
can't help but post this :lol:
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anywho, welcome to the nexus!
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anywho, welcome to the nexus!
I was raised Mo, but never accepted it (or the bible) as factually true and quit going to church as soon as my parents allowed me to choose for myself if I wanted to go.
I've seen the statue from your avatar in person.
I like that place.
I've seen the statue from your avatar in person.
I like that place.
I've seen this secret mormon Video on youtube with the secret handshake and all - in find it highly fascinating from an outsiders perspective. Spooky in a way....but so are many weird religious conglomerates.
Hi DocAdams. And welcome to the world of reason and rationality. You should checkout YouTube videos of Sam Harris.
Regarding DMT, I would ultimately suggest you go thru the thread "Trying to improve acacia information". This will really get you on the way to where it is I think you are after. This IMHO is the fastest route to DMT for life, with a gift of respect and awe for acacian sources of DMT.
Trust me, I won't give away the secrets, but you will learn ways to grow a source for yourself within a few months, or be able to identify sources and sensible extractions possibly even sooner.
Hope to see you around :thumb_up:
Regarding DMT, I would ultimately suggest you go thru the thread "Trying to improve acacia information". This will really get you on the way to where it is I think you are after. This IMHO is the fastest route to DMT for life, with a gift of respect and awe for acacian sources of DMT.
Trust me, I won't give away the secrets, but you will learn ways to grow a source for yourself within a few months, or be able to identify sources and sensible extractions possibly even sooner.
Hope to see you around :thumb_up:
TheGreenArrow
Rising Star
Really great that you have taken steps to expand your consciousness. If more people were like you I feel think the world might become better pretty quick.:thumb_up:
Good on ya sir. Good luck and save travels.
Good on ya sir. Good luck and save travels.
Mr.Peabody
Rising Star
DocAdams,
Your devotion to the truth is inspiring. Fortunately for me, I was raised in an environment where I was allowed to ponder my own ideas about religion/God/etc., and because of that, I never had to go too far out of my way to have a free mind. My mom is mormon, but my folks split when I was young, and I lived with my dad. Because of this, I am aware of how difficult it is to cast aside the teaching of one's elders, though I never experienced it personally.
I applaud you. And it's not even that the Mormon church is bad or not (though, I think we have similar opinions) its that you were able to break free, figure out how you see the world, and see if it still fits with how you made up your mind. That is an astounding thing to do, which takes courage, and can only happen when one is devoted to the truth.
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Welcome! And definitely give the advice here a try. Extracting DMT is not much harder than baking a cake, and with practice just about anyone can accomplish that!
Your devotion to the truth is inspiring. Fortunately for me, I was raised in an environment where I was allowed to ponder my own ideas about religion/God/etc., and because of that, I never had to go too far out of my way to have a free mind. My mom is mormon, but my folks split when I was young, and I lived with my dad. Because of this, I am aware of how difficult it is to cast aside the teaching of one's elders, though I never experienced it personally.
I applaud you. And it's not even that the Mormon church is bad or not (though, I think we have similar opinions) its that you were able to break free, figure out how you see the world, and see if it still fits with how you made up your mind. That is an astounding thing to do, which takes courage, and can only happen when one is devoted to the truth.
:thumb_up:
Welcome! And definitely give the advice here a try. Extracting DMT is not much harder than baking a cake, and with practice just about anyone can accomplish that!
findtheothers
Rising Star
I think you will like it here. And you are very much welcome
Much Love
Much Love
findtheothers said:I think you will like it here. And you are very much welcome
Much Love
I am loving it here. It's so funny that from the outside looking in, I'm sure people have very harsh judgments about this site. Everyone has been so friendly and informative.
I hope I can return the love as I get more knowledgable.
Love and peace always!
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