Swayambhu
Rising Star
Hello,
I'm a man, a husband, a father of children, in my early 40's.
I dropped acid as a youth, travelled to India, got into Hinduism. I was initiated into an obscure lineage, sitting on the banks of the Ganges, by a guy who sometimes spoke English, but most of the time didn't. Sometimes he wore jewels and had money, but most of the time he had none. He used to wear the top of someone else's skull as a hat. Strange guy.
Anyway, that's a bit irrelevant, save to say that my eventful youth has given way to the drudgery of middle age.
I still meditate. I recently started eating psilocybin containing mushrooms after I found them growing in a field near me, but with a wife and kids and living the responsible life I just can't seem to find the time to break off a big taste of the psychedelic experience that I want, if not need.
I have fear and anxiety issues that I feel psychedelics can help me with. Too many years of just getting caught up in myself and work and the little eddies of daily life and the worry and the push and pull of those very close family relationships with wife and kids, and siblings, in-laws, ageing parents, blah blah blah.
What else?
I really dislike cannabis; I'm one of those people who used to smoke a lot but somewhere along the line the relationship turned bad. I don't know why that happened.
I like to drink alcohol. I don't like to drink socially. I like to binge drink on my own. I like to sit in a lonely, desolate place and finish off a bottle of wine or whatever. I find it spiritual, and always have done.
The modest doses of mushrooms I've taken just felt absolutely "right".
I always loved LSD in my teens and early 20's, but lost touch with that crowd. I'd love to get my hands on some, but even if I could find it, when would I have the time?
I am thinking of trying to precipitate some "spice" (as you kids call it?) from out of the ether, at some point. I'm wary, still. It's short duration is attractive, but I do realise it is a very powerful thing.
That's about it for now.
Regards,
Swayambhu
I'm a man, a husband, a father of children, in my early 40's.
I dropped acid as a youth, travelled to India, got into Hinduism. I was initiated into an obscure lineage, sitting on the banks of the Ganges, by a guy who sometimes spoke English, but most of the time didn't. Sometimes he wore jewels and had money, but most of the time he had none. He used to wear the top of someone else's skull as a hat. Strange guy.
Anyway, that's a bit irrelevant, save to say that my eventful youth has given way to the drudgery of middle age.
I still meditate. I recently started eating psilocybin containing mushrooms after I found them growing in a field near me, but with a wife and kids and living the responsible life I just can't seem to find the time to break off a big taste of the psychedelic experience that I want, if not need.
I have fear and anxiety issues that I feel psychedelics can help me with. Too many years of just getting caught up in myself and work and the little eddies of daily life and the worry and the push and pull of those very close family relationships with wife and kids, and siblings, in-laws, ageing parents, blah blah blah.
What else?
I really dislike cannabis; I'm one of those people who used to smoke a lot but somewhere along the line the relationship turned bad. I don't know why that happened.
I like to drink alcohol. I don't like to drink socially. I like to binge drink on my own. I like to sit in a lonely, desolate place and finish off a bottle of wine or whatever. I find it spiritual, and always have done.
The modest doses of mushrooms I've taken just felt absolutely "right".
I always loved LSD in my teens and early 20's, but lost touch with that crowd. I'd love to get my hands on some, but even if I could find it, when would I have the time?
I am thinking of trying to precipitate some "spice" (as you kids call it?) from out of the ether, at some point. I'm wary, still. It's short duration is attractive, but I do realise it is a very powerful thing.
That's about it for now.
Regards,
Swayambhu