Ez
"Love is the medicine."
I am Ezekiel, fisher of men, son, friend, brother, uncle, lover, and confidant. I exist to help others find meaning and joy in their lives. I do this by actively listening, by affirming, by asking questions that are not always meant to be answered, being nonjudgmental and compassionate, and by journeying. I share my experience, strength and hope . I offer spiritual healing to those that need it, through love and compassion. I crave love and affection. I thrive on positive feedback. I look inward for understanding of myself and I look outward to connect with other souls.
After spending nearly ten years addicted to opiates, starting with oxycontin and then progressing to herion, I found myself on the path to spiritual enlightenment. This past April I went with my family to Florida, where I found myself in a cow pasture hunting for mushrooms and decided to get a project started. I also began investigating San Pedro and by the time I got home I had everything needed for the first project and 8 ft. of T. Bridgesii. After having one of the most beautiful experiences of my life with the Bridgesii, I came across a link talking about aya. The next thing I new, I was brewing my own juremahuasca. After a few mild experiences, I decided to take it up a notch. I doubled my dose and had my first breakthrough experience in some 15 years of using psyches. Suddenly I felt that I understood my purpose and had a new insight on life. I spent the summer sharing the outcomes of my mycology project with strangers. I had originally intended on selling them to finance a trip across the country, but came to the conclussion that it was unnecessary. So I gave them all away. At the end of the summer I quit my job, gave away the majority of my personal posessions; trading them in for a backpack, tent, and a sleeping bag. Since then, I have been backpacking across the country visiting friends and family along the way. I am currently wwoofing on a farm in Florida so as to learn some new skills, but plan on continuing my journey in the near future. When I first started researching dmt extractions, I felt that it was a bastardization of the brew, but after more research I have come to understand it as a beautiful form of plant alchemy. I am happy to be a part of this site and hope to connect with other experienced travelers who can help to guide me along the way.
Ez
After spending nearly ten years addicted to opiates, starting with oxycontin and then progressing to herion, I found myself on the path to spiritual enlightenment. This past April I went with my family to Florida, where I found myself in a cow pasture hunting for mushrooms and decided to get a project started. I also began investigating San Pedro and by the time I got home I had everything needed for the first project and 8 ft. of T. Bridgesii. After having one of the most beautiful experiences of my life with the Bridgesii, I came across a link talking about aya. The next thing I new, I was brewing my own juremahuasca. After a few mild experiences, I decided to take it up a notch. I doubled my dose and had my first breakthrough experience in some 15 years of using psyches. Suddenly I felt that I understood my purpose and had a new insight on life. I spent the summer sharing the outcomes of my mycology project with strangers. I had originally intended on selling them to finance a trip across the country, but came to the conclussion that it was unnecessary. So I gave them all away. At the end of the summer I quit my job, gave away the majority of my personal posessions; trading them in for a backpack, tent, and a sleeping bag. Since then, I have been backpacking across the country visiting friends and family along the way. I am currently wwoofing on a farm in Florida so as to learn some new skills, but plan on continuing my journey in the near future. When I first started researching dmt extractions, I felt that it was a bastardization of the brew, but after more research I have come to understand it as a beautiful form of plant alchemy. I am happy to be a part of this site and hope to connect with other experienced travelers who can help to guide me along the way.
Ez
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