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BotanicalDimension
#1 Posted : 10/28/2012 11:32:26 AM

simply enjoy simplicity


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Hello to all of the nexians. I'm a new member here so let me introduce myself a little bit...

I'm 24 y.o. and I started my journey with serious entheogens at the age of 19 with a small but really enlightening dose of San Pedro cactus...

Since then I have used salvia divinorum, MDMA, LSD, LSA, Changa, Amanita Muscaria and Harmine/Harmaline xtracts enough times to have the amount of experience I need in this age, concerning the "spiritual" world.

My interest in spirituality is only "kicked"/"renewed"/"enlightened" by entheogenic, experiences because, I think, that is all a psychedelic can do (and it's a LOT!!) in the path of somebody's personal growth.

Integrating experiences in yourlife by rebuilding the walls between the everyday-social conciousness and the depths of your mind previously explored, meditation, reading books, making love, art, other types of opening the mind to the deeper levels of conciousness, is a hell of a hard job wich itself can be more revealing than the experience itself. All methods together with or without the entheogenic agents may build a healthy attitude towards spiritual and personal growth. So, I am really serious about it. (yet not so serious about almost anything!! Very happy )

So I usually leave a decent amount of time between two experiences (especially with classic psychedelics) to integrate what i' ve learned.

My journey with dmt has been very interesting until now, although i havent't had a breakthrough experience. Sometimes was like a personal hell, sometimes like getting the rollercoaster of the Infinite Universal Love! However, I realize that this is only the beggining of my journey and the experience is going to deepen a lot as I continue searching my soul.

It's a nice thing there is a forum like this where I can speak with serious and "enlighetened" HUMAN BEINGS who also consider themselves as psychonauts.

Everybody knows that this is very difficult in the real world. So make feel part of the group and that I'm not the only "Crazy" in this planet ("crazy", both for every single drug user i know, as well as for everyone afraid of any illegal substances)!

so.... nice to see you!! Big grin
 

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Philocypher
#2 Posted : 10/28/2012 11:58:51 AM
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Greetings fellow n00b Smile

Quote:
I realize that this is only the beggining of my journey and the experience is going to deepen a lot as I continue searching my soul.


This is something that fills me equal parts dread, curiosity and a healthy smidge of apprehension, but there's no turning back now!

Nice to se ya too Smile
 
Pandora
#3 Posted : 10/29/2012 5:53:51 AM

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BotanicalDimension,

Welcome to the Nexus. Thank you for taking the time to write that well thought out and thorough essay. Though I'm skeptical about the whole concept of enlightenment and would say Nexians and other psychonauts suffer from the same human foibles and blindnesses as others, that regardless of the manifestations, most humans have more similarities than differences,etc.

Regardless of that rant, I predict you will like the things and people you see here and as you become more acquainted with just how huge and encompassing this place is, I'm confident you will want to stay.

Again, welcome to the Nexus.
"But even if nothing lasts and everything is lost, there is still the intrinsic value of the moment. The present moment, ultimately, is more than enough, a gift of grace and unfathomable value, which our friend and lover death paints in stark relief."
-Rick Doblin, Ph.D. MAPS President, MAPS Bulletin Vol. XX, No. 1, pg. 2


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BotanicalDimension
#4 Posted : 10/30/2012 12:21:15 PM

simply enjoy simplicity


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Of course there is no "enlightened" person in the sense of the "enlightened buddha" or whatever... That's why I use quotation marks. I just meant... well you know what i meant... Smile
 
 
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