Chronic said:...if you go into a trip full of identity then it may all be stripped away, so i find it best to go in empty...
I have found this to be true.
drfaust said:Reality is my witness and I bow down before what simply and most ordinarily is.
Chronic said:...if you go into a trip full of identity then it may all be stripped away, so i find it best to go in empty...
drfaust said:Reality is my witness and I bow down before what simply and most ordinarily is.
drfaust said:...Humility in that sense is perhaps not what Grateful means. "humble without inferiority" is perhaps what he is getting at.
Jees said:I concluded that plant-works are very safe "simulations" (by lack of a better word) of life/death brink situations that are quite huge levers for life transformation potentials. The event lead to even more appreciating the works we do.
tseuq said:I can live in a cave or in a palace, sit in the rain, in the snow, in the sun, in the dark, in the light, in fear, in love, I can do entheobotanics, I can lose my legs and arms, I can sit in prison, I can be part of a big lovely family, what ever, it all doesn't matter in a way of affecting me in that I am.
DeltaSpice said:I probably shouldn't post this because I think people might attack me (Key stroke wise) for saying it.
I really don't like the word humbled.
To me it sounds like weakness.
I have been astounded ,flabbergasted and shocked.
I've had an experience that shocked me to my core and I spent 7 days and nights thinking about it, its all I could think about but it didn't humble me.
There and then I've never been brought to tears either.
Maybe I have all of this to come?
Maybe I am in a constant state of humble therefore I wouldn't recognise it out of the norm?
Peace Love
Edit. On reflection, there is some part of me that can never be subdued and its not my Ego.
Chronic said:I've found that rather than relying on the substance to do all the work it's best to go in already surrendered to allow for a smoother transition... if you go into a trip full of identity then it may all be stripped away, so i find it best to go in empty _/\_
Tattvamasi said:Every time I take any sort of committed dose of a psychedelic, especially tryptamine based, im humbled almost immediately. Anymore for me, tryptamine based psychedelics at sufficient dosages in an optimal setting lead every single time to me on my knees, and if im not on my knees, im completely dissolute to the point that motor function and the outside world is gone; it's just The Other. I wouldn't have it any other way - those experiences where your fingers are barely in grasp of everyday Life and the You along with consensus reality are completely and ruthlessly washed away, like a duck in the arms of a hurricane; leaving nothing other than the hurricane itself. Anymore, these are why I take these substances; which due to that - is fairly rare now. I wouldn't have it any other way.
Legarto Rey said:Could not be worded more perfectly!!! A bit of facility with entheogen use(substance, technique, set/setting) reveals(for most)the extreme sacredness of their consensus reality dissolution "magic". It's that, REMEMBER!!, WAKE THE F UP!! message reminding us of the profundity of our awareness through this sentient ape reference frame. As described by TTA, once this message is received/experienced, an occasional revisitation suffices.
"like a duck in the arms of a hurricane", FOR SURE!
Thanks TTA, Peace
DeltaSpice said:The reason I said that people might attack me for this post is because it suggests that you are weak and I am strong.
Now I understand a bit better.
You don't mean it in the way that I thought.
You are not lesser or lower or belittled .
You have been made to feel extremely modest by what you have experienced.
I'm sure we have all felt that to some degree :thumb_up:
BundleflowerPower said:I've gone through several cycles now, of being humbled, then coming to think I'm starting to have it figured out, then being totally humbled again, both by the entheogenic experience and by certain events in life. This has helped me tremendously by constantly reminding me that I have a long way to go. I couldn't imagine living the life I led before all this, that seems like another life completely now.

The Grateful One said:I can never stop learning from this, that is what I find the most intriguing. I never want to stop learning either.
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The Grateful One said:...DMT is the master of throwing us curve balls...

BundleflowerPower said:This is an awesome thread btw.

. And I love it, I love the plants, I love the people I've met through these experiences and I love all of you as well.
DeltaSpice said:I did some more thinking (Dangerous)![]()
What I feel after a special session is "Honoured"
Totally honoured that that was shown to me, I guess that's in the same realm as being humbled.
DeltaSpice said:I did some more thinking (Dangerous)![]()
What I feel after a special session is "Honoured"
Totally honoured that that was shown to me, I guess that's in the same realm as being humbled.
BundleflowerPower said:Who am I to be shown this? Then I realized, why not me. Hardly anyone cares, nature must have known that I cared.
BundleflowerPower said:I'm just glad I'm part of the nexus. I only know 3 people who know like we know, and 2 of them are 100s of miles away. That alone humbles me.
