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OfflineCynosure
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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: joemolloy]
    #14153495 - 03/20/11 12:12 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

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joemolloy said:I've spent countless hours listening to Mckenna and I love him.  He is batshit insane.  Replace "mushroom" with "Jesus" in his lectures and see if it still has the same relevance.  He was a disciple of the psychedelic religion.




Not sure I buy this one!

It's always funny to watch McKenna because he does say the "mushrooms" tell him things, or are responsible for this and that.. but after watching enough and reading some of his material, I saw that when he uses the mushroom in the sense OF a psychedelic trip he is usually referring to his own mind intoxicated by the mushrooms.  He clearly gives credit to the mushrooms for the state that he's in, and the level of consciousness they promote, but I believe he is aware (as well is the audience in most cases) that it is in fact his mind.

He never says that the mushrooms are going to save the world.  He clearly states that the psychedelic experience brought on by them is one that boosts creativity and relieves us from culture; and this, in turn, could result in some fantastic new ideas and the relief of a male/ego dominant society.  He praises most psychedelic substances for this, mushrooms just happen to be his favourite and most studied.

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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: R2-D2]
    #14153500 - 03/20/11 12:14 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

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R2-D2 said:
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joemolloy said:
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Hey joemolloy, if psychedelics are bullshit, then what is the meaning of life?




No one can answer any question like that, there might not even be an answer.  If someone claims to have the answer, hold your wallet close to you, cover your asshole up, and get away.  If you think drugs can help you with that question, then I wish you luck.



Well then how could you possibly say that DMT is bullshit? I'm not even saying I disagree with it, I just think you should further examine this belief.
McKenna is a goofy dude whose brain literally exploded. In one interview, he talked about never finding simplification in the universe, like "white light" type stuff, only an ever-increasing complexification. "Sane" or not, he has irrevocably inspired many many people and I love him.
Psychedelics have encouraged me to live my "normal" sober life to the best of my ability, and though I often find myself wanting to trip, I believe my desire to "chase" the psychedelic experience is a fault of my own, not of the psychedelics themselves.




Why did you need to do psychedelics in order to live your life to the best of your ability? That is a very, very sober thought.


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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: visionstream]
    #14153582 - 03/20/11 12:31 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

Terence Mckenna liberally sprinkles his speculations and ideas with snippets of truth and clever insights.  However, in that mish mosh of ideas is a supremely superstitious man who became consumed with his experience.  I believe the more intelligent and intellectual a person is, the more susceptible they are into falling into never-ending hole that is the quest for psychedelic enlightenment.  Terence Mckenna, in my opinion, was casualty of his own insane mushroom and DMT webs. 


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How did you come upon the realization that its all BS? Do you, yourself have any sources that have lead you to start thinking in that way?
Thanks.




Unfortunately almost all of the psychedelic literature extols the experience as mystical, tranformitive, and important.  Websites like shroomery are dedicated to the lifestyle and then there is the anti-drug information.  Do you see the two extremes?

I started speaking with my mom about my experiences and what they meant.  Initially she was fascinated by what I told her.  Sometimes I'd call her at the peak of my deepest trips and she'd talk with me.  She started questioning my enlightenment trips, my grand connections, my cosmic speculations and so on.  She spoke sensibly to me, suggested logical and rational explanations for my thoughts, suggested I critically think about these ideas sober and pointed out flaws in my psychedelic logic.  She was a voice of reason to bridge two extremes of bullshit.  She's not anti-drugs, she's an old woman who is a genius and who made more sense to me than Mckenna, Strassman, et al.

I apply rational, critical, and logical thought to my psychedelic experiences now and I no longer have magical or mysterious trips.  I just have fun, euphoric trips.  Strange, huh?

These drugs just amplify.  When I was a kid and my friends and I would trip, NONE of us ever experienced any mystical or spiritual moments.  We never had any notion of that stuff because it was before the internet.  After the internet and the explosion of psychedelic lore, my trips "magically" and profoundly changed.  Hmmm, I wonder why.  It's just an amplifier of whatever bullshit is kicking around your head.


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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: joemolloy]
    #14153637 - 03/20/11 12:41 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

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joemolloy said:
Terence Mckenna liberally sprinkles his speculations and ideas with snippets of truth and clever insights.  However, in that mish mosh of ideas is a supremely superstitious man who became consumed with his experience.  I believe the more intelligent and intellectual a person is, the more susceptible they are into falling into never-ending hole that is the quest for psychedelic enlightenment.  Terence Mckenna, in my opinion, was casualty of his own insane mushroom and DMT webs. 


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How did you come upon the realization that its all BS? Do you, yourself have any sources that have lead you to start thinking in that way?
Thanks.




Unfortunately almost all of the psychedelic literature extols the experience as mystical, tranformitive, and important.  Websites like shroomery are dedicated to the lifestyle and then there is the anti-drug information.  Do you see the two extremes?

I started speaking with my mom about my experiences and what they meant.  Initially she was fascinated by what I told her.  Sometimes I'd call her at the peak of my deepest trips and she'd talk with me.  She started questioning my enlightenment trips, my grand connections, my cosmic speculations and so on.  She spoke sensibly to me, suggested logical and rational explanations for my thoughts, suggested I critically think about these ideas sober and pointed out flaws in my psychedelic logic.  She was a voice of reason to bridge two extremes of bullshit.  She's not anti-drugs, she's an old woman who is a genius and who made more sense to me than Mckenna, Strassman, et al.

I apply rational, critical, and logical thought to my psychedelic experiences now and I no longer have magical or mysterious trips.  I just have fun, euphoric trips.  Strange, huh?

These drugs just amplify.  When I was a kid and my friends and I would trip, NONE of us ever experienced any mystical or spiritual moments.  We never had any notion of that stuff because it was before the internet.  After the internet and the explosion of psychedelic lore, my trips "magically" and profoundly changed.  Hmmm, I wonder why.  It's just an amplifier of whatever bullshit is kicking around your head.




I love your knowledge and will def take some values away from it but of couse I have my own suspicions.
So would you argue that anyone who's lives or world views, daily perceptions or thought patterns have changed due to a psychedelic trip have some form of mental illness?


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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: Anthony917]
    #14153686 - 03/20/11 12:49 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

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Why did you need to do psychedelics in order to live your life to the best of your ability? That is a very, very sober thought.



I did not say this nor do I feel this way at all.

But what is logical thought? Srsly?
IME, the vast majority of any psychedelic experience is silly nonsense but there's always stuff to learn, both esoteric and very practical.
The psychedelic experience has changed how "I" interacts with "belief", which I judge to be a very good thing. hahahahaha

But yeah, it's definitely an amplification of whatever bullshit's in your head


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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: joemolloy]
    #14153722 - 03/20/11 12:56 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

to joemolloy:


The left hemisphere of my brain agrees, but my experiences of the last years strongly point in a different direction.
You seem to disregard the several healing effects these compounds have on the brain. I often had access to early childhood memories which i simply cannot access when sober. Not to mention the power to dissolve traumas and phobias. I had an strong arachnophobia when i was younger, after an trip where i would literally become an spider myself, i lost this phobia.

Also i am an creative person who draws alot and creates 3D stuff and animation. I often have creative blockades where i want to, but cannot push myself to actually be creative. When administer any psychedelic in this state it dissolves immediately and forces me into an state where i would go on until i break down due to tiredness. It completely changes into the opposite.
It gave me the strangest and greatest pictures i ve ever painted, brought forth from my deepest subconscious level, these images are completely different than the stuff i made when sober.

IMHO psychedelics can bring the best out of you, exactly like they can bring out the worst in an human being. If you don not bring something to the table, nothing special will happen, and if you strife for enlightenment, there should be something to be illuminated.

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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: visionstream]
    #14153733 - 03/20/11 12:57 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

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I love your knowledge and will def take some values away from it but of couse I have my own suspicions.
So would you argue that anyone who's lives or world views, daily perceptions or thought patterns have changed due to a psychedelic trip have some form of mental illness?




That's a tough question.  I think that if someone falls into the trap that I did, it isn't healthy.


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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: joemolloy]
    #14153751 - 03/20/11 01:02 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

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joemolloy said:
Terence Mckenna liberally sprinkles his speculations and ideas with snippets of truth and clever insights.  However, in that mish mosh of ideas is a supremely superstitious man who became consumed with his experience.  I believe the more intelligent and intellectual a person is, the more susceptible they are into falling into never-ending hole that is the quest for psychedelic enlightenment.  Terence Mckenna, in my opinion, was casualty of his own insane mushroom and DMT webs. 


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How did you come upon the realization that its all BS? Do you, yourself have any sources that have lead you to start thinking in that way?
Thanks.




Unfortunately almost all of the psychedelic literature extols the experience as mystical, tranformitive, and important.  Websites like shroomery are dedicated to the lifestyle and then there is the anti-drug information.  Do you see the two extremes?

I started speaking with my mom about my experiences and what they meant.  Initially she was fascinated by what I told her.  Sometimes I'd call her at the peak of my deepest trips and she'd talk with me.  She started questioning my enlightenment trips, my grand connections, my cosmic speculations and so on.  She spoke sensibly to me, suggested logical and rational explanations for my thoughts, suggested I critically think about these ideas sober and pointed out flaws in my psychedelic logic.  She was a voice of reason to bridge two extremes of bullshit.  She's not anti-drugs, she's an old woman who is a genius and who made more sense to me than Mckenna, Strassman, et al.

I apply rational, critical, and logical thought to my psychedelic experiences now and I no longer have magical or mysterious trips.  I just have fun, euphoric trips.  Strange, huh?

These drugs just amplify.  When I was a kid and my friends and I would trip, NONE of us ever experienced any mystical or spiritual moments.  We never had any notion of that stuff because it was before the internet.  After the internet and the explosion of psychedelic lore, my trips "magically" and profoundly changed.  Hmmm, I wonder why.  It's just an amplifier of whatever bullshit is kicking around your head.




Reality truly doesn't make any sense, at least from a human's perspective. Hence the reason for science, religion, philosophy and love. All is subjective. Just because one thing is unreal to one person, does not make it unreal for all people.

For example, I have seen an Italian man in Italy, and actually met him. Now, you can say that he doesn't exist because you've never see/heard of/met him or you can remind yourself that even though you've only heard of the concept of this guy, he very well could exist in the subjective experience of my consciousness.

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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: Ryusaki]
    #14153753 - 03/20/11 01:02 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

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to joemolloy:


The left hemisphere of my brain agrees, but my experiences of the last years strongly point in a different direction.
You seem to disregard the several healing effects these compounds have on the brain. I often had access to early childhood memories which i simply cannot access when sober. Not to mention the power to dissolve traumas and phobias. I had an strong arachnophobia when i was younger, after an trip where i would literally become an spider myself, i lost this phobia.

Also i am an creative person who draws alot and creates 3D stuff and animation. I often have creative blockades where i want to, but cannot push myself to actually be creative. When administer any psychedelic in this state it dissolves immediately and forces me into an state where i would go on until i break down due to tiredness. It completely changes into the opposite.
It gave me the strangest and greatest pictures i ve ever painted, brought forth from my deepest subconscious level, these images are completely different than the stuff i made when sober.

IMHO psychedelics can bring the best out of you, exactly like they can bring out the worst in an human being. If you don not bring something to the table, nothing special will happen, and if you strife for enlightenment, there should be something to be illuminated.





Your post resonates with me.  It's a powerful argument that you make.  I had similar feelings and drew the same conclusions as you before I called bullshit.  I now think I was lying to myself the whole time to justify taking these drugs.  I'm not saying you are, but I was.  I still think you can be just as creative, access the same memories, and conquer the same fears without psychedelics.  It's becoming a circular argument though and if you don't see any negative effects, then I hope you continue to grow as a person.  Good luck to you.


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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: joemolloy]
    #14153762 - 03/20/11 01:03 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

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I love your knowledge and will def take some values away from it but of couse I have my own suspicions.
So would you argue that anyone who's lives or world views, daily perceptions or thought patterns have changed due to a psychedelic trip have some form of mental illness?




That's a tough question.  I think that if someone falls into the trap that I did, it isn't healthy.



Hmmm. An even tougher question then would be...what about meditation?
Meditation is done soberly (usually) and is linked with that of a psychedelic trip. Visuals even appear (CEVs). So one may argue that it is indeed normal, natural...or of our own chemistry to do psychedelics and if that is so...might there be a reason? And that its all not just BS.


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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: visionstream]
    #14153824 - 03/20/11 01:17 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

I have no experience with meditation, so I hesitate to venture a guess as to its effects.


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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: joemolloy] * 1
    #14154312 - 03/20/11 02:48 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

Psychedelics can only reveal to you what your subconscious knows. That's why they aren't going to reveal you the mystery's of the universe or anything for that matter. In the same way a dream can remind you of something you haven't put too much conscious thought into, a psychedelic can expose those feelings and ideas. To me, Terrance McKenna seems like someone who couldn't integrate their trips. If I have a dream that my grandma is all alone being attacked by aliens maybe I'd wake up and realize damn, I don't visit her often enough, she's all alone. McKenna would be like "jesus christ there's aliens".

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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: jellyfish]
    #14154323 - 03/20/11 02:52 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

EDIT: Fuck it, I'm not even gonna touch that.

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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: jellyfish]
    #14154345 - 03/20/11 02:56 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

People underestimate their abilities to fuck with themselves.  So much of your experience as a human being is what you perceive it to be.  If you freak out and think about it constantly you are going to trick yourself into thinking you are seeing things you aren't, or you will just put yourself into a pattern of "trippy" thoughts.  Do your best to take your mind off it and it will go away with a little bit of time, I don't think five trips in 3 months should be enough to be permanently detrimental to your health, by any means.

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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: tokinman21]
    #14154359 - 03/20/11 02:58 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

Yeah I was gonna target that too.

If you are obsessed with not having any meaning in your trip, and it's all bullshit, then you will have a bullshit trip.

I cant possibly concieve why anyone would want something so utterly pointless(of you own choosing no less)

Edited by Azure Essence (03/20/11 04:29 PM)

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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: joemolloy]
    #14154363 - 03/20/11 02:59 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

Meditation, drugs, exercise, different diets and most importantly different people will bring about altered states of consciousness. Everything you "consume" through your senses will affect you one way or another. Psychedelics themselves are not an end all be all to the grand mysteries of life. That quest we're all on starts at birth.

If anything, all psychedelics do is tear you up and bit and create a torrent for new energies and thoughts to be established. I personally don't like doing the old method of tripping and sitting around doing nothing but taking more drugs... that's so utterly bland. Exercising on psychedelics or doing anything physical is a great way to get in touch with your body, and you become so much more attuned to the sensations flowing through you.


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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: MoxyOx]
    #14154482 - 03/20/11 03:24 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

I had one of those trips just the other day where I think to myself during the trip, "What utter bullshit this all is!  The only useful things I'm learning are only things that are applicable within the tripping state itself.  It is a closed, self-justifying loop!"  I reflected on how my hopes for psychedelics as transformative agents of our culture and society had been disillusioned by the fact that the trip really didn't change me or my brother at all.  The next day, we were the same exact people, with the same exact hangups. 

Now, I have indeed had transformative trips, where I've changed my outlook for the better or come to peace with something in life, where I will be glowing with happiness and contentment and confidence and motivation for weeks afterwards, but I've realized that you need to already want to transform in order for it to work.  Psychedelics are great and sometimes magnificent, but they really only unleash the potential that is already within you. 

In any case, the fact that psychedelic trips sometimes produce profound skepticism about themselves as I am experiencing them actually makes me respect them even more, in hindsight.  If one were to "personify" drugs with human personalities, then psychedelics would not be like a needy, insecure girlfriend whom you always have to talk to on the phone and reassure that she is pretty and good and whatnot.  Psychedelics don't say, "We are nothing but truth and light.  Take us!  More!  More!  More!"  Psychedelics could care less what we mortals do with them.  They, as it were, have their own mysterious, disinterested agenda.  We are just along for the ride.  (Now, I'm not saying that they are sentient or anything.  I'm just being metaphorical).  Whereas something like cocaine will lie and say, "I am nothing but good, c'mon, c'mon!  Take more of me!  Take more of me!  Totally buy into what I have to offer more and more and more!"

Joemolloy, the fact that you were able to come to such a conclusion should be partly to the credit of psychedelics that they allow the thoughtful mind the freedom to do so.  What's less than optimal is when they encounter unthoughtful minds.  There lies the way to stuff like 2012 bullshit (of which Mckenna was also somewhat guilty, although I am willing to overlook that stuff for the sake of considering his other, much more skeptical and thoughtful stuff).

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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: Anthony917]
    #14154792 - 03/20/11 04:39 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

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I use psychedelics because I like the state of mind it puts me in. I like the visual distortion, the colors, the intense closed eye visuals on high doses...even ego death can be an enjoyable experience.





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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: visionstream]
    #14154840 - 03/20/11 04:51 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

Sounds pretty trippy, bro.

As first, I must say, your "terrible" trip with salvia probably wasn't terrible. Salvia trips at it's highest will peak only for around 10 minutes... the whole high less than 30.

Try having a bad trip on Acid, that's eight hours of goblins and skeletons.

Let things come natural for you. Don't do too much thinking about your next trips.

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Re: When is going overboard of psychedelics? [Re: Azure Essence]
    #14155286 - 03/20/11 06:26 PM (12 years, 11 months ago)

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Yeah I was gonna target that too.

If you are obsessed with not having any meaning in your trip, and it's all bullshit, then you will have a bullshit trip.

I cant possibly concieve why anyone would want something so utterly pointless(of you own choosing no less)




When I was deep into psychedelic magic and lore, my trips would bring on delusional states.  One time I was convinced that a MHRB vendor created this whole forum with the intent of getting me to buy large quantities of root bark from him.  I believed he made every post on the boards to entice and fool me.  It was just an elaborate two way conversation to get my money.  I was convinced.  Another time I thought a rock star and my girl friend from high school had sex with each other and I was their child.  Another time I was sure that God crashed my trip in my living room and was speaking with me through the music on my laptop.  Another time I morphed from a slave crawling in the Egyptian desert into the sphinx. 

Care to tell me any of these were less than pure, unadulterated bullshit?  To treat them as anything more than nonsense would be like jerking off to internet porn and convincing myself that I really fucked her.


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