# 8 Being Yourself | Kissing the Toad: The Key to Self-Love

[@JNozza]

So thankful for this series. I can't explain ever how much. Thanks.

[@ermiyaswoldearegay9471]

Self love is capable of embracing anything and everything!!!

[@dbawaken]

The word "Mercy" seems to stop me also......... It is so all inclusive, it seems like the final word .... Hence, all further thoughts and perceptions become ineffable ......... True Mercy is True Wisdom Love it !

[@vrubio1958]

I am so happy and grateful that Gangaji is on youtube! When I lived in the Bay Area, I used to watch her all the time! Life got in the way in a sense, and I lost touch with her, so to speak... Now I am able to watch her, hear her once again! Much Love❤❤❤🙌🙌🙌

[@annaleebillings]

😁😘❤😁👏

[@MatthewWeatherford62959]

I read your book a long time ago it's great to actually see you

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

Recently, the practice of smoking Toad Venom has been gaining traction across the United States. Licking toads in the Bufonidae family has been a practice to experience a Psychedelic trip. Licking toads (typically cane toads) can be dangerous, however, and may cause muscle weakness, rapid heart rate, and vomiting. The Toad Venom being used today is from the Colorado River toad, also known as the Sonoran Desert toad. This nocturnal toad grows up to 7 inches in length and has dark, leathery skin. It is found in Mexico and in the United States in Colorado, California, New Mexico, and Arizona. Each toad has venom glands that excrete toxins containing 5-MeO-DMT, a Psychedelic chemical. The liquid is extracted from the toad’s glands and then dried into a paste. This paste is then smoked, and users experience a trip that starts within 10 to 30 seconds. According to John Hopkins University, the user will then be physically incapacitated for about 30 minutes, and time, vision, and sound may be distorted. Some users say the experience is “indescribable,” other descriptions characterize the trip as a feeling of awareness, being connected to a higher power, and feeling reborn."

[@ermiyaswoldearegay9471]

From the horror of self hatered to self love.

[@fuzzyfizzix]

What full-length satsang is this excerpted from? thank you

[@ketiblum]

Thank you so much

[@kkst3552]

I am not impressed with myself. Sometimes I am disappointed with myself. But I am not angry at myself. Is it abnormal to not have self hatred?

[@katmckelvey8620]

❤️❤️❤️

[@robertafavaron778]

Please can put the subtitles in Italian 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️