Greetings nexians. Seeking advice.

Is there any application or program in the US military for a person who has smoked DMT well over one hundred times, tripped mushrooms 20-30x and enjoys LSD on special occasions?

I frequently have alien flight simulation dreams where I am piloting strange aircraft.
Being a sensitive clarivoyant empathic person who gets along with damn near everyone,
I wonder if I could be an ambassador for alien races, interacting with them in deep underground military installations or something along those lines.

I am generally resistant to programming, but very accepting of new ideas and a quick learner,
highly-coordinated, athletic, and capable. I'm unsure whether they would accept a hyperspace cadet such as myself.

Any thoughts or advice?

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God speed my good man

I don't know if there is, there might be, but my guess is that it would be secret and unlikely to be something that you can seek your way into. My advice would be stay out of the military if you want to continue using psychs. I have nothing against the military but I don't feel like it mixes well with psychedelics.

The US Government has just such a place built specifically for people with your history of drug use. Large facilities have been set up all over the country where you will be exposed to interesting and novel experiences that you almost certainly have never been part of before.

It's called prison.

Wait Adam, so youre telling me I can't opt into a Top Secret remote viewing program? Ah well, I suppose I'll talk more with a recruiter. Might get a weird look when I ask for "alien ambassador" as my job.

the first phase of joining the military is surrendering your propensity
to question. they call it "discipline".

you should first ask yourself what you seek to gain from joining the military,
and realistically look at what the big picture is, what sort of business the military
really is, and what they're involved with.

I recommend The French Foreign Legion. You will see the world and maybe get the opportunity to kill people that you have never met before.
Not only that but i have heard from my sources that they have a secret facility for staring at goats and other innocent farmyard animals.

http://www.legion-recrute.com/en/

I would love to be there when you asked this

You mean to assume the role of Daniel in Stargate SG1

If the US government indeed has contact with Aliens, they sure are quiet about it.
In the context of this (assumed)secrecy, it wouldn't make sense for them to enlist
a civilian novice into their alien-affairs. They'd be more likely to enroll a loyal,
highranking airforce officer or a highranking CIA or NSA agent.

Furthermore, I don't exactly see physical aliens from outer space as being the same
as hyperspacial entities from inner space.


And last, but certainly not least: The militairy is looking to recruit empty shells.
Will-less warrior-zombies that have no political views/opinions of their own.
If you want to get high up, you'll have to surrender your own opinions and views to
your "superiors". If Psychedelics taught me 1 thing it is NEVER to do this.
They made me see through my fears and made me realise that it is better to die while
clinging to freedom than it is to live long in slavery.

So I couldn't think of a more unlikely carreer for a Psychonaught than a carreer in the Militairy, to be frank.

I recommend you try Arlo Guthrie's method, as documented in Alice's Restaurant:

"sensitive clarivoyant empathic person who gets along with damn near everyone"


This seems to be diametrically opposed to what the military seeks in people... just my opinion.

Do you agree with, or want to be a part of executing your governments foreign policy? Could you kill another human being, or be involved in killing on (possibly) a daily basis? Are you willing to experience deep psychological trauma due to this? Would you mind losing friends? Would you be willing to donate body parts, mental / physical health, or even your life?

I asked myself all of these questions, and the answer to all of them ended up being a big fat NO. I am from a fairly long line of soldiers, and as a child I did romanticize to some degree about the military life. But I am also a sensitive, curious person as it seems you are, and I see these as positive traits that I don't want 'trained' out of me.

I remember one time when staying with my Grandfather, a famous WW2 veteran (not going to say who on here for obvious reasons), I heard him screaming during the night due to night terrors, it struck me that this is the sort of thing you will have to live with for the rest of your life should you end up in a war situation.

The illegal / bullshit wars we are currently embroiled in were the icing on the cake.

Honestly, I don't think the world needs more soldiers.

It's true, the US Military is a fraternity with strict regulations. They break you, manipulate and control you. When they say "jump", you say, "how high?". But that's just a game to test your ability to follow orders. You are not a slave, you are a volunteer. Simply put, if you don't do your job because you are "resistant to programming", people could die, and I mean that literally. That's why they need your loyalty without hesitation.

Whether you join the military or not, you, as an individual, are responsible for your own actions, which can be examined and controlled through rigorous self-discipline. Suffering occurs from neglecting what is in our power. It is our duty to care for all our fellow men (and soldiers). Those who follow these precepts will achieve happiness and peace of mind.

Your reasons for wanting to join may be different than... well most lol, but you don't need to surrender your opinions or your empathy to be successful and benefit from it. If it's not for you, get out in four years when your contract is up, take your Montgomery G.I. Bill and go to the Hyperspace Academy for FREE.

For the most part, I hated the military. Would I do it again in my next life? Absolutely.

PS: If you don't want to be in a situation where you might have to kill someone, don't go Infantry. I spent 12 months in Iraq without firing a single bullet. Also, the Airforce has better looking women (in my experience).

If you're clairvoyant there would be no need to ask us for advice, would there?

I can only hope that your post is an attempt at being funny...

If not, I'd say go for it...rofl

ps The Russians have a hyperspace program that is far more advanced than the Americans' - but don't tell them you got that from me...

The Russians? I heard those Bulgarians were the ones really at the cutting edge

http://www.telegraph.co....an-scientists-claim.html