For having known these magical psychedelic states of mind during your time here on earth. Have you ever thought how your life would have been different without having discovered these tools?

Just something I was asking myself now. It's been some months since my last experience and I'm listening to some music that brings fond psychedelic memories. I for one am glad for having had the chance to experience these things. It made me a better person, made me rediscover the meaning of awe and trained my mind to see beyond the normal parameters, something that I try to keep cultivating in normal life.

I'm incredibly grateful!

Yay psychedelics!

Absolutely.

I know not everyone is ready for it, and a small percent are probably not wired to handle it at all, but I do think that people who have never had a psychedelic experience are missing out on a fundamental piece of the human experience.

I am very grateful. I have thanked them aloud on more than one occasion. I feel entirely enriched by my experiences.

I sympathise with this completely. I've begun to work into my preparations a kind of word of thanks, so I always keep in mind how fortunate I am to have this experience open to me, and to be able to be in a condition, originally, to be open to the experiences.

yessssssssss

I am very grateful for every experience I have with psychedelics. They have taught me so much and opened my heart

I really can't even put into human terms what these substance, especially DMT has done for me, it almost makes me cry, but cry with joy. To come to the full realization that at my deepest recesses I am not bound buy the physical parameters of time and space. To realize that I contain the answers within as does everything and everyone else, as the infinites fingerprint is everywhere. I really couldn't imagine my life being or going any other way, as I think my discovery of these higher realms was meant to be, as my life was in one way or another, leading up to this. Everything I've done up until my entheo use built upon itself to put me in the position to experience such things, I don't think it was blind chance. DMT has afforded a window in that which is unspeakable, but knowable. As another memeber here once told me, "Knowing it exists is all you need". That statement holds much truth.

Im most grateful though for the message that has hit me like a ton a' bricks time n' time again, "You are That, You are that which you seek, as it's been all right here the whole time, silly. Everything you look for in terms of fufillment has been deep within yourself all this time, You are one n' the same with the force that sustains the world, the galaxies, the universe. Take joy in this, for it's your birthright."

Much love guys n gals.

From time to time I forget the truth. I appreciate first psychedelics, then, I appreciate you remind me to do so!

They have been the catalyst for so much change in my life(for the better). I can't truly express myself sufficiently.

The ineffable, mystical, meaningful experience shall be seemingly infinitely mysterious and unknown as to what is really going on.

Thank you for making this thread friend.

I am very grateful to know that they exist! It gives me a boost of motivation to remove any gunk that may lurk subconciously, despite the fact i haven't experienced it.

Could not agree more this sentiment. If it had not been more mushrooms I would never had quickly understood natural psychedelic spiritual states when they occurred. Without natural spiritual experiences I would never have delved further into figuring out what might be the cause. I threw in some LSD in there somewhere and I remember thinking, they have been lying about this. It was amazing. Looking at myself in the mirror was one of my favorite psychedelic experiences let alone the infinite leaf making lemon tree and the cookoo clock floor of my house.

But, without finding DMT I would never have believed in afterlife, soul or of intelligent powers looking over us. I feel like I was meant to find this out from day one. And I feel very fulfilled and grateful. I have said thanks many time and I have cried tears of bewilderment. I will never truly understand what this is, sometimes it is absolutely terrifying beyond belief but I always come away with positive messages regardless. Jesus H Christ. DMT is just SOMETHIN else.

Yes. ABSOLUTELY YES.

I honestly haven't even tried a psychedelic yet, and I'm already grateful. To know what they are and what they do, without the taint of "anti-drug" propaganda. That, in and of itself, is something to be grateful for. And I owe a good portion of what I know to this wonderful community! Erowid too, of course. But yeah, to even know that these worlds exist is something to be grateful for, even if I haven't yet experienced them for myself.

Extremely. I'll even go as far as to say that I owe my life to psychedelics, in fact. I'll be writing about this soon, because there are a lot of factors and events that demand mentioning, but in a nutshell, that's what they are for me.