person drowned on aya. this is not good.

[null24]

Portland woman sues aya retreat over sons death.

Once again, bearing the bad news.

This illustrates The need for a framework to work within.

From the article:'Anything that is truly healing and helpful for people would not be a secret," said Laura Dickson. "The fact that they are hiding about their practice and lying about what they are doing tells me it is not a good thing."

 

[nexusdisciple]

Looks like you forgot the links in the OP,

Site 1
Site 2

 

[null24]

Looks like you forgot the links in the OP,

Site 1
Site 2

Its early here. More coffee needed.

 

[anrchy]

This is the exact same story that you posted here -> aya retreat death in the U.S. - DMT Discussion - Welcome to the DMT-Nexus

 

[null24]

Oh, well, my bad. Actually thought it was an update. Mods, feel free to remove from the server.

This is local to me and not a little distressing. Really don't pay much attention to news lately, and it was in my gmail alert this morning.

Probably should have my coffee prior to posting.

 

[Ouroboros777]

Just read through the other thread anrchy hyperlinked so not much needs to be explained further (although reading that thread as whole, it's amazing what you can sense from a person's personality by reading their posts) - except I will add this - don't despair, we can look up to the alcohol and tobacco industries for inspiration! If the literally millions of deaths directly linked to their products haven't put them on the U.S. Schedule I (no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse) ranking, but allowed them to flourish and be pushed towards us through media (except tobacco, I guess drunk fans cheer louder for their respective sports team than a wheezy smoker), I'm pretty sure the incredibly low number of deaths associated with these compounds comes with the territory. By the way, anyone got an couple billion layin' around we could toss towards political campaigns? :twisted: Or better yet, put aya in a pill and we can have Big Pharma buy in!

By the way this is in the Attitude page under No Confrontational Attitude:

We don't appreciate dramas or excessive sarcastic posting.

Does that apply to retorts to posters or more avoiding the writing style above?