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Rising Star
When I take a psychedelic when I am sick or injured, I always come back from the trip feeling much better. Is it just me or do psychedelics have a sort of healing power to them?
I have a theory behind it. When you take psychedelics, they help break down your walls. Your senses are amplified because your mind has shed the natural barrier that protects you from intense, unnecessary stimuli in your everyday life.
But does it go further than that? When you are healing, whether from sickness or injury, your body expends a certain amount of energy. Your mind regulates how much energy you are using so that you don't spend it all and leave yourself completely vulnerable.
What happens when you introduce psychedelics into the equation? I believe that without the walls that are normally in place, your mind loses the ability to regulate energy consumption, hence the reason you can dance for 12 hours straight when you are high on acid. It loses the ability to say, "Hey man, here are your limits and you are pushing them."
This plays off into your healing systems as well. When your entire being is running at full throttle, the walls aren't there to tell your brain that it is putting too much energy into curing your ailment or mending your bones. This expedites the healing process. The end result is that you come out of the trip feeling much better, although with a ravenous hunger.
Like I said, this is all theory. I'm not a physician, doctor, or biologist, only a light-hearted, bright-souled acid tripper who has noticed a pattern in the psychedelic trips that myself & others around me have taken. And isn't life all patterns?
What are your thoughts? I would love to see any kind of research that proves or disproves this theory.
I have a theory behind it. When you take psychedelics, they help break down your walls. Your senses are amplified because your mind has shed the natural barrier that protects you from intense, unnecessary stimuli in your everyday life.
But does it go further than that? When you are healing, whether from sickness or injury, your body expends a certain amount of energy. Your mind regulates how much energy you are using so that you don't spend it all and leave yourself completely vulnerable.
What happens when you introduce psychedelics into the equation? I believe that without the walls that are normally in place, your mind loses the ability to regulate energy consumption, hence the reason you can dance for 12 hours straight when you are high on acid. It loses the ability to say, "Hey man, here are your limits and you are pushing them."
This plays off into your healing systems as well. When your entire being is running at full throttle, the walls aren't there to tell your brain that it is putting too much energy into curing your ailment or mending your bones. This expedites the healing process. The end result is that you come out of the trip feeling much better, although with a ravenous hunger.
Like I said, this is all theory. I'm not a physician, doctor, or biologist, only a light-hearted, bright-souled acid tripper who has noticed a pattern in the psychedelic trips that myself & others around me have taken. And isn't life all patterns?
What are your thoughts? I would love to see any kind of research that proves or disproves this theory.
Thought the product would be a smaller quantity though.. Wow. ANYWHO, I had the exact same thought as I came out of it enough to have thoughts- my lungs through a bit of a tantrum and I had what would've been the onset of an asthma attack when I was younger- and even now would've taken much longer to work through- and I consciously healed my lungs & knew exactly how to breath to do so.