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Moonandstar

Rising Star
Howdy Y'all,

I guess my first time bumping into the Nexus was a few years ago, but it wasnt until a while after that I clicked the registration link for the first time. For some reason it seemed like every time I did this over the past year or two it was on a weekday, and on weekends I had forgotten about it. So here I am just now getting around to becoming a member!

A little history about me:
-I did my BA in philosophy at a rather top tier public university not too long ago
-I am an anarchist, ideologically
-I am a paramedic
-I lived in China for a few years a while back to study Taiji
-I am a father of two

Some other fun facts that may be relevant to my psychonautical exploration include:
-My mom had me on a plethora (lol) of SSRIs and stimulants for adhd as a child, from about 4yo to 13yo.
-My first entheogen was actually dmt, but in smaller doses, maybe 15mg the first few times. My first full entheogenic dose was liquid psilocybin a month or two later. I didn't do a full dmt dose until about my 20-30th time with it, and I still look back on those early doses as being quite distinct in experience from what I get out of my full doses today.
-I'm probably about 100-150 dmt doses in currently, including my 'microdoses.'
-My (thus far) one and only ego death was on changa; needless to say it was the pinnacle of all my (life) experiences to date.
-Unfortunately, I cannot smoke changa anymore as I appear to have some kind of rare allergy to it (smoked maoi, maybe?).
-Haven't actually tried ayahuasca yet, but im eager to.

I know this is a kinda condensed way to introduce myself, but it helped me remember what I wanted to get across better! I hope to learn from the collective wisdom here and I'm eager to become a full member to start getting all my questions answered.
 
Hello and welcome to the Nexus! :love:
You definitely have a larger background when compared to me. My lower number of experiences seems to have been compensated by the intensity of every one of them, and the spiritual aspect of them. Glad to see another senior diver among us :)
 
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