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Re: The Experience of Death [Re: Flare]
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hehehe. This is pretty funny. Tripping and doing different drugs is fun, but don't take any crazy thoughts you have too seriously. I mean, it's not like mushrooms give you some sort of death dejavue or something. They just fuck with your head! plain and simple. It's one thing to be on mushrooms and be like "This is what death feels like!" But you should have the common sense when you're sober the next day to realise you thought that because of psycholdelic drugs!


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"I would like to thank god for making me an atheist" - Ricky Gervais

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Re: The Experience of Death [Re: clam_dude]
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i have actuly been "dead" at one point...i had an alergic reaction to somethign and i stoped breathing and my heart stoped and all that stuff and i woke up 3 days leter in the hospital.....and i have thought i was dyeing agin on mushrooms....and a few other things... it was almost the same feeling but when it was drug induced it was alot more stressfull...the last thing i rember when i really died was feeling very calm....

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Re: The Experience of Death [Re: Penroc3]
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that's documented a lot. the calmness. for when you die, do you you experience total silence. everything is noise IMHO and one reason for death is to experience what total silence IS. would you agree?


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Annnnnnd I had a light saber and my friend was there and I said "you look like an indian" and he said "you look like satan" and he found a stick and a rock and he named the rock ooga booga and he named the stick Stick and we both thought that was pretty funny. We got eaten alive by mosquitos but didn't notice til the next day. I stepped on some glass while wading in the swamp and cut my foot open, didn't bother me til the next day either....yeah it was a good time, ended the night by buying some liquor for minors and drinking nips and going to he diner and eating chicken fingers, and then I went home and went to bed.

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Re: The Experience of Death [Re: kaiowas]
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kaiowas said:
that's documented a lot. the calmness. for when you die, do you you experience total silence. everything is noise IMHO and one reason for death is to experience what total silence IS. would you agree?


Maybe the silencing of our 5 senses which get replaced by _____?

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Re: The Experience of Death [Re: Digs]
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i knew i was on drugs at the time, and i kept thinking because of that i might not have realized i died, but now was in fact dead. Anyways i felt different for awhile after my first trip too, i thought it was the drugs but now i'm not so sure. I get a similar feeling of increased differentness after meditating and after the satori or whatever it was experience mentioned earlier, actually that feeling has persisted since that life altering whatever it was, but its even stronger after meditation. I think it feels strange because we arent used to it, not because it isnt natural. I dont know, i feel now, and especially after meditation like things are more real now, and i'm seeing everything more how it really is, like i'm seeing it more for the first time, every time i see it. I think all the lil memes and opinions and beliefs literally effect how we see the world around us, and a shroom trip or meditation, clears some of that shit away, and for awhile everything is more real, or surreal if your not used to it, then more shit starts building up and if you dont meditate or something you start going back to sleep. Ofcourse when you have a profound enough experience it can permanetly clear some shit out i think. Its like hitting reset on a computer, starting from scratch, like being born again.
sincerely,
That which is, and has no choice but to be

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Re: The Experience of Death [Re: ZenGecko]
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My defenition of the EGO is the diffrence built from a caveman with a stick, to a buisnessman in a suit. It appears to be the current state of our evolution. Where we have forgoten that we are animals controled by nature, and consider ourselves as a person or people that control nature to suit their will. The ego seperates each one of us as individuals, brings embarassment in nudity, tells us that there will be a life after this and that we are the chosen species by a "GOD" that will save us from the problems we ourselves create when we build seperation. It basicaly builds seperation between humans yet it connects itself by the rules and laws it creates. If in reality there is no self then the person that gets up eats brushes his teeth and goes to work is mearly just your EGO. While the animal that eats some mushrooms, sits back and contemplate life is truly the animal, the human, the natural YOU. And when the trip peaks, this realization comes about. The realization that their is NO SELF. Your mearly an organism on a rock and the EGO is considered dead. The ego doesent remain dead for long, but the brief experience will eat at your brain for the rest of the day.


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Re: The Experience of Death [Re: Spokesman]
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mixomatosis, one question?

Are you afraid of finding value in other other peoples ideas, or are you just an asshole?


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