I appreciate the reflection he has here, on the benefit and limitations. It can be a catalyst to unfolding ourselves, and yet takes real work (outside of the psychedelic journey) to be able to integrate the beauty & lessons we witness.
*dopepeddlers1, he got the best tips and helps. I’ve microdosed shrooms for about 6 months now and it has really helped my anxiety and depression and I’ll recommend it for anyone....*
Discern for yourself. If it’s a sacramental gift from nature I may consider and sit with that more than Richards opinion. The man who used psychedelics on his own spiritual path to become Ram Dass. Soma, Eucharist, Dionysus, eleusis, Egypt, even the Catholic Church, psychedelics have been staple sacrament since the beginning of time and are a gift from the divine for realization.
*dopepeddlers1, he got the best tips and helps. I’ve microdosed shrooms for about 6 months now and it has really helped my anxiety and depression and I’ll recommend it for anyone....*
This comment is to peacefully protest the gatekeeping of RD’s lectures. Common complaints as elucidated from the community on the Ram Dass subreddit are as follows. Removal of content, privatizing/licensing out content, copyright striking others who post content without replacing what was removed or providing another means to access the content. Restriction of what is released, cutting and editing pieces of full lectures and not releasing the full lectures themselves. Putting a paywall in place that provides access to still limited content. Access to content is overall severely limited compared to just a year or two ago.
dopepeddlers1, he got the best tips and helps. I’ve microdosed shrooms for about 6 months now and it has really helped my anxiety and depression and I’ll recommend it for anyone....
dopepeddlers1, he got the best tips and helps. I’ve microdosed shrooms for about 6 months now and it has really helped my anxiety and depression and I’ll recommend it for anyone....
Do humans truly have free will, or are our actions determined by a complex interplay of factors outside of our control, such as genetics, upbringing, and environmental circumstances? If our actions are determined, can we still be held morally responsible for them? And if free will does exist, how can it be reconciled with the seemingly deterministic nature of the physical world?
Ive always wondered that, we are constrained by our biology, instincts, trauma, biases, peer pressure etc. Most of the decisions we make are unconscious. Take someone that grew up in an abusive household, the cortisol impairs the pre frontal cortex, which affects impulse control, facing the same challenge, someone that grew up in a nurturing household is going to have better impulse control, ie will be capable of exercising their will more effectively. So I often wonder, is our will really free and unconstrained? I think we have a will, but it is not free, and it has a different cost to exercise it depending on each person and many factors. Therefore traditional concepts such as sin in some religions to me are rather meaningles, since it is not something you chose freely. But then theres the concept of neuroplasticity and psychedelics, which can help you reset your mental program, which in turn can free you to new perspectives, which allows you to chose from a wider range of responses and actions.
Most of the philosophers agree that based on the complex interplay of factors especially the ones that shape our childhood throughout adulthood pretty much determine our lifetime unless intervened by a passage of time spent outside our comfort zones transforming ourselves
dopepeddlers1, he got the best tips and helps. I’ve microdosed shrooms for about 6 months now and it has really helped my anxiety and depression and I’ll recommend it for anyone....
dopepeddlers1, he got the best tips and helps. I’ve microdosed shrooms for about 6 months now and it has really helped my anxiety and depression and I’ll recommend it for anyone.....
I appreciate the reflection he has here, on the benefit and limitations. It can be a catalyst to unfolding ourselves, and yet takes real work (outside of the psychedelic journey) to be able to integrate the beauty & lessons we witness.
*dopepeddlers1, he got the best tips and helps. I’ve microdosed shrooms for about 6 months now and it has really helped my anxiety and depression and I’ll recommend it for anyone....*
Discern for yourself. If it’s a sacramental gift from nature I may consider and sit with that more than Richards opinion. The man who used psychedelics on his own spiritual path to become Ram Dass. Soma, Eucharist, Dionysus, eleusis, Egypt, even the Catholic Church, psychedelics have been staple sacrament since the beginning of time and are a gift from the divine for realization.
*dopepeddlers1, he got the best tips and helps. I’ve microdosed shrooms for about 6 months now and it has really helped my anxiety and depression and I’ll recommend it for anyone....*
This comment is to peacefully protest the gatekeeping of RD’s lectures. Common complaints as elucidated from the community on the Ram Dass subreddit are as follows.
Removal of content, privatizing/licensing out content, copyright striking others who post content without replacing what was removed or providing another means to access the content.
Restriction of what is released, cutting and editing pieces of full lectures and not releasing the full lectures themselves.
Putting a paywall in place that provides access to still limited content.
Access to content is overall severely limited compared to just a year or two ago.
dopepeddlers1, he got the best tips and helps. I’ve microdosed shrooms for about 6 months now and it has really helped my anxiety and depression and I’ll recommend it for anyone....
Im glad that psychedelics came into my life. I wouldnt have wanted to miss out on the experiences!
Admin here (now) - He always considered mushrooms his first teacher!
As the Beatles put it: "All you need is love" it is not necessary to put any substance on top of it❤
Well, they are in my home 🍄⚡️🙏🏻🐒🤸💫☀️👾💕🐵😊🕉⚡️🍄
dopepeddlers1, he got the best tips and helps. I’ve microdosed shrooms for about 6 months now and it has really helped my anxiety and depression and I’ll recommend it for anyone....
Do humans truly have free will, or are our actions determined by a complex interplay of factors outside of our control, such as genetics, upbringing, and environmental circumstances? If our actions are determined, can we still be held morally responsible for them? And if free will does exist, how can it be reconciled with the seemingly deterministic nature of the physical world?
Ive always wondered that, we are constrained by our biology, instincts, trauma, biases, peer pressure etc. Most of the decisions we make are unconscious. Take someone that grew up in an abusive household, the cortisol impairs the pre frontal cortex, which affects impulse control, facing the same challenge, someone that grew up in a nurturing household is going to have better impulse control, ie will be capable of exercising their will more effectively. So I often wonder, is our will really free and unconstrained?
I think we have a will, but it is not free, and it has a different cost to exercise it depending on each person and many factors. Therefore traditional concepts such as sin in some religions to me are rather meaningles, since it is not something you chose freely.
But then theres the concept of neuroplasticity and psychedelics, which can help you reset your mental program, which in turn can free you to new perspectives, which allows you to chose from a wider range of responses and actions.
Because the world is not physical
Most of the philosophers agree that based on the complex interplay of factors especially the ones that shape our childhood throughout adulthood pretty much determine our lifetime unless intervened by a passage of time spent outside our comfort zones transforming ourselves
@@deependrashukla7449 I agree
dopepeddlers1, he got the best tips and helps. I’ve microdosed shrooms for about 6 months now and it has really helped my anxiety and depression and I’ll recommend it for anyone....
Will this be posted to listen in its entirety?
Yogi medicine as babaji said haha.
dopepeddlers1, he got the best tips and helps. I’ve microdosed shrooms for about 6 months now and it has really helped my anxiety and depression and I’ll recommend it for anyone.....