The “heroic dose” of psychedelics, according to Johns Hopkins | Dr. Matthew Johnson

[@shadw4701]

The fact that psychedelics are still illegal is a crime against humanity

[@tanned06]

If you ever examined why was that put into illegal status, even for laboratory studies 30 years ago and what damage they potentially caused you would understand why it is so.

[@joesphschramm3754]

@@tanned06 the damage caused by the prohibition of these substances is much greater than the damage they ever could have "potentially caused". First of all, prohibiting these substances didn't work. Secondly, research on all substances should always be ongoing.

[@torquemaddertorquemadder2080]

Since so-called 'psychedelics' were promoted by the CIA / Tavistock Clinic et al because of their potential to break down social bonds and atomize people within fetishized individual experiences and hollow thrills, lock people into a permanently infantalized, artificially mystified state, it would therefore be reasonable to suppose that they were made 'illegal' (yet available) to make them seem MORE desirable, not less. The same trick, for the same reason, was used to promote cannabis, which only became relatively popular once it was made illegal, and immediately began to be promoted by counter-intelligence agencies as a hip and dangerous 'forbidden fruit' of the demi-monde. There is a sucker born every minute. As your Rulers like to mock.

[@simonbrockhoff5269]

@@tanned06 alcohol and cigarettes are much more harmful though. I guess these things are more anchored in the culture and society, but completely disregarding a potential cure to many mental ailments is really irresponsible. Rituals with psychedelics have been done since thousands of years and are arguably more ingrained into the overall human history than society itself. These drugs can cure depression and the cases were they lead to psychosis are very rare and could possibly be predicted if the research wasn't as restricted. That is like saying atomic power is too dangerous to be used because of Fukushima etc., disregarding the extremely low possibility of such an outbreak and the specific conditions that lead to those incidences i.e mismanagement and damaged equipment.

[@AdamJorgensen]

A bit hyperbolic don't you think?

[@TommyCedar]

My recovery journey was greatly enhanced by the therapeutic benefits of mushrooms. Other psychedelics like DMT and LSD have also proven to be remarkable.

[@LiamViv]

Hey mate, Can someone help me with the source?

[@allanscott-s8w]

doctorcyruss is your guy, got all kinds of psychedelics, and the most knowledgeable that I know.

[@RichardDest-h9n]

He's on telgram?

[@OliverJason-f3s]

Yes, and TikTok, highly recommended.

[@JeffHoward-f4q]

It's amazing how they work better than antidepressants and serve recreational purpose as well.

[@BrettPeters-hq6wn]

Psychedelics have the potential to make a significant impact on mental health issues like anxiety and depression. They've been incredibly helpful for me personally.

[@Gracearias-h5n]

I've been wanting to give it a go, but I'm struggling to find a reliable source.

[@declanh5434]

Coxshroomies is your guy. The best shrooms and psychedelics guy I know.

[@DiegoPatrick6274]

How do I reach out to him? He on Telgram??

[@ThompsonCarter-z9i]

Yes, and TikTok

[@Johnson-h1d]

I tried golden teachers for the first time, and it was an amazing experience.

[@Ottilie-r5z]

Let's be adults about this. These are no longer 'shrooms. These are no longer party drugs for young people," "Psilocybin mushrooms are non addictive, life-changing substance.

[@morgancr1993]

I guess everyone arrives to mushrooms with different expectations. For me it was my eternal search for answers.

[@popkanchinlobos9634]

I tried 2 grams of shrooms for the first time yesterday and it was the most amazing happy loving experience I could I ever hope for. My mood is so positive now that it feels equivalent of taking a week long vacation somewhere nice. This would help so many people.

[@ricomanuel7567]

Same here dwag I just felt conected to everyone and since my 1st trip i felt more entuned with what other feel and am able to expose more positive energy I did not know until I tried!

[@jordanlewis5666]

Can you help with a reliable source I would really appreciate it.

[@jordanlewis5666]

Many people talk about mushrooms but nobody talks about where to get them. its very difficult to source.

[@S1X_Bucks]

I had the universal empathy experience once. I felt the world's suffering, and it's changed me forever. Love you guys.

[@Carson_Gardner92]

Right back at ya!

[@neilkazmerski40]

Love you bro, glad you were able to experience that.

[@Albanian_Accountant]

I know that feeling as well, I died as a fish being pulled up in a net, I could feel the weight of my family and friends fighting the net swimming down, just like in finding Nemo lol except we didn't win I felt the life leave my body and the water slowly leak out of me as I suffocated

[@omnipresent1215]

Given your experience and as with others, (though I hesitate to ask)... and this a somewhat common affect... Is it fair to wonder if a person who 'leans right' politically be affected in such a way that they may instead develop a disposition of 'leaning left' after partaking the ingestion of mushrooms?

[@S1X_Bucks]

@@omnipresent1215 it's not a matter of left or right. It's a matter of empathy. Which can exist without sympathy.

[@ashleycamara7775]

Psilocybin saved my life . I was addicted to heroin for 15 years and after Psilocybin treatment I will be 3 years clean in September . I have zero cravings . This is something that truly needs to be more broadly used in addiction treatment .

[@samuelfernando1523]

Psychedelics saved me from years of uncontrollable depression , anxiety and illicit pill addiction . Imagine carrying heavy chains for over a decade and then all of a sudden that burden is gone . Believe it or not in a couple years they'll be all over for treatment of mental health related issues .

[@keylamaria4072]

Please does anyone know where I can get them ? I put so much on my plate and it really affects my stress and anxiety levels , I would love to try shrooms

[@louisianawalters7452]

I have been diagnosed with this and some social anxiety sprinkled on top. What a treat.

[@Gladyspete]

​@@keylamaria4072Yes I was having this constant, unbearable anxiety because of work and home stress. Not until I came across dr.mile, a very intelligent mycologist. He saved my life honestly

[@sidneyysky-nr3dd]

The Trips I've been having have really helped me a lot,I finally feel in control of my emotions and my future and things that used to be mundane to me now seem incredible and full of nuance on top of that I'm way less driven by my ego and I have alot more empathy as well

[@Cris.Arce-ru4eq]

Depression haunted my life from a very young age, and I was put on a bunch of SSRIs as a child in attempt to deal with it. None worked. Psychedelic mushrooms was brought to my attention. It was the first thing that actually had real effects. They should only be used with great care and respect.

[@MichaelLucas-eu8gf]

Since I tired psychedelics for the first time, I’ve been trying to describe the experience to others so there can try it as well, but i couldn’t find the right words to describe it.

[@TSTDodge]

Did you do it alone? Like do you really need to have a tripsitter?

[@MartinCurutchet8491]

doctorhepburn is your guy. My first time doing psychedelics was a great experience. Therapeutic guidelines

[@Carlos_Rivero3480]

Yup it’s not advised to do alone. Everyone reacts differently and not always positive.

[@JohnD.Brinich]

How does a middle class source this? He's on Telgram??

[@kaierickson3424]

Almost came to tears watching this, remembering how my first trips affected me. I’ve felt so connected to nature and the universe ever since. I’m deeply grateful.

[@py_a_thon]

In some ways, the effect is perhaps similar to what astronauts report when they orbit the Earth. The Overview Effect. The ego dissolves heavily, the Id is distorted, and one's shadow is layed bare before their eyes. And one's mind takes control of that process in millions or perhaps an infinity of ways. (A common conclusion of those individuals experiencing the effect feel interconnectedness with humanity and the planet, and individuality is modulated somehow.) The potential pitfalls are that not everyone reacts to drugs in the same form, and the specificity of an experience is often incredibly consequential. (Where, when, how, etc) I personally would not take a so called "heroic dose" of psilocin fungi or derived products. And I would never get them from questionable individuals or internet delivery. The moderate dose and low dose mode was more than enough. One does not simply walk into the psychedelic landscape in this modern world. Tread carefully. Stay safe. Be smart.

[@ayoubzahiri1918]

@@py_a_thon i am one who wasnt careful enough and did a heroic dose(400ug of Lsd)as a first time, basically i got psychosis from the intensity and ended up experiencing death itself, what psychedelics do is trick your mind into death so you experience the death experience, during the psychosis i assaulted strangers as i though i was in some dream world and i can do whatever i want, i felt like i was neither my body nor my mind but i was just observing this human shell doing stuff. At the end when i finally felt like its time to die, and surrendered and accepted my death, i connected into a universal superintelligence, the source consciousness, infinitely intelligent and eternal, it was brief and i came back to my body , when i say i connected its like i merged to it, and became one with it, it was paradoxical

[@xtensionxward3659]

oh really ? do you have a decent job and life now ? do you have a family that is happy with your life style ? and do you live a happy life free of chemical mind altering substance ? tell us your current state so we can believe your story even more ..

[@py_a_thon]

@@xtensionxward3659 I just smoked a crack rock. Don't smoke crack. (sarcasm/example). Same idea dude. This world is quite random and everyone is unique in some ways. If you expect people to give you their entire life story when they tell you some random bit of life experience, then you are going to be disappointed very often. Meaning is often derivated via subjective experience AND knowledge AND fiction AND data. Where you go from there is your prerogative.

[@py_a_thon]

@@xtensionxward3659 So you are now providing a warning and your personal experience instead of only a metaphysics based subjective opinion? I mean, that is how things should be. Some people travel to lands within their own minds that they perhaps can discourage others from travelling.

[@davespargo5944]

My first trip was close to 38 years ago on LSD (I'm 60 now). It was done with some friends who were experienced in it. I remember being about 30 minutes into having taken it and being asked if I felt anything. I remember starting to say that I felt nothing out of the ordinary when all of a sudden this deep within my soul laughter just came bursting out. Game on. I really do remember that night as if it were yesterday. I also remember having looked into a mirror that night and I swear that I saw my soul opened up to me in its entirety to a point that I new I could never lie to myself. It also made me for years to come, find friends from the teenage years gone by that I had lied to or done wrong to and apologize and ask forgiveness. It's now been close to 30 years since my last trip, but its lessons from that first time still guide me to this day.

[@davespargo5944]

@Camella , except for the 'Mix and Match' nights....one night a hit of acid and a gram of shrooms, next night a gam of shrooms and a hit of mesq, next night a hit of mesq and a hit of acid......then there were the nights on stage playing in my band where I'd break up a gram of shrooms and slowly keep putting a pinch between the cheek and gums......

[@ShoshanaSmithberg]

@Camella85what? Where? Who? How?

[@mrsmartypants_1]

@Camella85 Where’s he located?

[@htko89]

@@mrsmartypants_1 the police hq lol

[@maryrosekent8223]

I love psychedelics! I had one trip on mushrooms that veered out of control, but I managed to steer it back into something that I could enjoy.

[@TheGoIsWin21]

As someone with both Chronic Depression and PTSD, I have experimented with Psilocybin. While I didn't experience the "life changing" trip as some people describe, it's absolutely impossible for me to say that it did not vastly improve my mood and my internal dialogues in ways that were profoundly helpful.

[@yungmutt123]

​@Kelvin Smith nice scam now go fawk off

[@lfgogre]

Any chance that could be dosage related? I'm scared of the "heroic dose" but would be much more interested in starting small.

[@TheGoIsWin21]

@@lfgogre I'm not a super expert but my experience has been that having a "bad time" comes from either trying to fight against the experience, rather than just leaning into it, or from being in a high stress environment during. Starting small is also really good though, as it just sort of gives you a sort of pleasantly content feeling when you microdose.

[@spiritofhonuguidanceforlife]

Did you do a party dose, which is 1-3 grams? If so, that is more just for the cool visuals. If you want life changing, most do a heroes doses of 5 or more grams.

[@Nonsense913]

@@spiritofhonuguidanceforlife 2-3 grams of dried mushrooms can send people to total ego loss. I would not call that a party dose. I really wouldn’t recommend taking mushrooms for a party either. Unless you’re experienced with mushrooms. You gotta have a good setting and be around people you really trust the first few times.

[@Redragon2501]

Suffering from depression for many years. I was so so lucky to be one of the participants of the second largest study on the Psilocybin supported therapy in ZI Mannheim, Germany. Psilocybin was life changing and even life saving for me. I will be grateful to the end of my days for this chance and all the wonderful people working there.

[@Keanie_Smith]

*Psychedelic definitely have undeniable benefits to deal with PTSTD,ADDICTION,TRAUMA AND DEPRESSION ETC.The experience gave me freedom.I was Able to get shrooms,dmt,edibles,lsd etc from this licensed mycologist who ships to my location and also gives recommendations if you’re a newbie*

[@Keanie_Smith]

*They’re on telegram as**

[@Keanie_Smith]

@ *PHYLCLANS*

[@superstretch215]

I first experienced psychedelics as a teenager in the 90's, and it completely changed my perspective on life and relationships. Since then (early 40's now) I've taken psychedelics once every year or 2 to reconnect. Every adult should experience this.

[@Lisa-xu3cl]

Where can I get psychedelics from

[@TheDroneZoneIRL]

@@Lisa-xu3cl A field 😜

[@getfucked3559]

I disagree, after my first very hard trip I realized that the potential for bad experiences is too great and these things are definitely not for everyone.

[@achooton]

Iikewise

[@kohakugawazy]

what does it help you achieve that you otherwise wouldn't be able to, now that you are in your 40s?

[@Te-Rebel]

Psilocybin has been the most profound thing to ever happen to me. I suffered from childhood trauma, PTSD, PMDD and last year was diagnosed as severly depressed after being intoduced to psylocybin I have buried all my traumatic demons etc. I am so hopeful and positive and overall a happier, more focused, self-aware and intune individual. I can safely say that it saved my life.

[@Joe_Blo]

Burying problems is not a good thing. Closure is. Perhaps you gained perspective & the things that once bothered you no longer do?

[@Te-Rebel]

@Joe_Blo you are right. I should retract that line and said not bury, but I have dealt addressed those issues and still addressing issues I didn't even knew existed. I am finally in a really good place, and have had one my best years thus far. Sense of purpose and a change of perspective.

[@christiansanchez982]

Happy for you

[@cr-nd8qh]

They help but can be terrifying in a good way I guess

[@gregc3831]

how did you do it in a clinical setting? i have severe ocd and ptsd but am scared to try the psilocybin

[@AlexEliotte]

Psychedelic therapy is just one of those great leaps in the mental health space. It’s wonderful and the fact they serve recreational use and health as well. Can’t say I don’t trip once in a while

[@ronald-m4x]

Psychedelics is a tool in which the universe uses to connect with us, we understand without words We listen without distractions,we agree without arguments.

[@LievanosAguilar]

Psychedelics and consciousness are both amazing individualities, and even far more fascinating combined. I've also been experimenting with mapping DMT experiences thru auditory manipulation. I always seem to go back to some sort of Egyptian hyperspace, possible anuaki origin or ultimately human big bang or the bringing or becoming of words ultimately primal birth of human kind. Consciousness from the ether as a physical matter or substance....

[@allen-p5q2t]

I’ve been tryna get my hands on them but haven’t gotten lucky you know, where can I get them?

[@LievanosAguilar]

[dr_xzavier].

[@allen-p5q2t]

Kinda know how I can get thru to him is he on insta?

[@pmi74m]

This exploration of psychedelics as transformative tools for mental health is absolutely eye-opening. The way Dr. Matt Johnson frames their potential, both in therapeutic contexts and in expanding our understanding of the mind, is revolutionary. It's inspiring to see how these substances, when used responsibly, can lead to profound shifts in perception and well-being. Thank you for shedding light on this vital topic and for paving the way for a more informed and open dialogue!

[@chetagoodnewstv2651]

*Wsg!!! I could recommend you to a reputable psych store i was able to obtain quality MDMA,shrooms,lsd,dmt,Ayaushca,ibogaine and other psychs. They’re well grounded & ship discreetly locally and overseas across borders*

[@chetagoodnewstv2651]

*He’s on telegram as**

[@chetagoodnewstv2651]

@ *PHYLCLANS*

[@seifsghaier3764]

Since I tried psychedelics for the first time, I've been trying to describe the experience to others so they can try it as well, but I couldn't find the right words to describe it. This guy does it sooo well and so accurately !

[@Sunisinus13-d8y]

Spin around, like a whirling dervish, clockwise (yang in the northern hemisphere/yin in the southern hemisphere) or counterclockwise (yin in the northern hemisphere/yang in the southern hemisphere). Chanting these mantras(yin mantras) heal each chakra: Um like "from"(root), Am like "Tom"(sacral/solar plexus), Oom like "room"(heart), Em like "them"(throat), Om like "home"(heart/throat/pineal) and Ngm (humming with tongue on the roof of the mouth/pineal/crown). These mantras build yang in the body: Eem like "team", Im like "him" and Am like "lamb". Chant these mantras a number of times at the corresponding sound frequency for each chakra: 1,2,4,8:256hz(root),144:288hz,34:272hz,33:264hz(sacral),5,20:320hz(solar plexus),88:352hz,21:336hz,89:356hz(heart),3,12:384hz(throat), 7:448hz,13:416hz,(pineal),54:432hz(left brain), 55:440hz(right brain), 60:480hz(crown). The days of the week relate to the chakras as follows: sunday(root), monday(sacral), tuesday(solar plexus), wednesday(heart), thursday(throat), friday(pineal), saturday(crown). Sleep with the head placed east. The cardinal directions represent the 4 seasons: east(spring), south(summer), west(autumn), north(winter) in the northern hemisphere or east(spring),north(summer), west(autumn), and south(winter) in the southern hemisphere. Stare into these symbols in this order before sleep or before sundown if resting the sabbath: the eye of horus and its mirror image, the eye of ra, one eye at a time, 7 colored rainbow, then the torus yantra, pentacle, metatron's cube, heptagram, enneagram and then the flower of life mandala before sleep. Go for walks while breathing deeply through the mouth and nose(count your breaths based on the number of chanting repetitions for each chakra depending on the day of week). While walking also periodically touch each finger tip to the tip of the thumb and make fists(mudras). Lift weights and box a punching bag. Place coiled copper wire into the soil and grow non-gmo soy, wheat, corn, mint, potatoes, regular(unfeminized) cannabis seeds(sour hebrew national, mercury rising)and papaver somniferum(7 year crop rotation). Get natto starter to make natto. Place bare feet and hands on the grass. Sunbathe or shine white LED light on skin during the day and at night use LED lights on: red(sunday), orange(monday), yellow(tuesday), green(wedsnesday), blue(thursday), indigo(friday) or violet(saturday) settings and expose all skin to the light. Another helpful suggestion. From friday sunset to saturday sunset rest the sabbath which means no lighting fires(no lighters, stovetops, hot water from water heater with pilot flame, etc.), no physical exercise, no singing or listening to music, and no buying or selling. This will increase yin in the body for the following week. Breaking the sabbath(doing the opposite) will increase yang in the body for the following week. During the sabbath, if keeping the sabbath, wear all white clothing. If breaking the sabbath, wear all black clothing. Rotate the sleeping cardinal direction at the end of every sabbath: east, south, west, north in the northern hemisphere or east, north, west, south in the southern hemisphere. Take boswellia, neem(sparingly), cinnamon, turmeric, curcumin, nutmeg, gotu kola, schizandra, fo-ti, oregano oil, garlic, vitamins and minerals. Drink lemon juice, lemon balm, mint herbal teas and kefir. Drink organic caffeinated coffee, tea or cocoa in the morning(take breaks from caffeine as well). Also take n-acetyl cysteine, bromelain, and nattokinase. Have ivermectin paste, pyrantel paste and an amanita muscaria infused chocolate(polka-dot) and a 500mg delta 8 thc infused chocolate bar. Drink baking soda in water(alkaline),brush teeth and gargle with baking soda. Gargle and bursh teeth with peppermint, clove and cinnamon oils. Experiment with resting one different day of the week the same as the sabbath(from sundown to sundown)or every other day sabbath. Worship these solar at day/lunar at night:Brahma/Saraswati(east), Vishnu/Lakshmi(south in the northern hemisphere/ north in the southern hemisphere), Shiva/Kali(west), and Yama/Dhumorna(north in the northern hemisphere/south in the southern hemisphere). Look into Nos Confunden's terra infinita map.'...

[@TWIMC_Tarsyo]

The chills that I got, exactly at 7:20 mark, I just felt like that, was one of the most profound experience I ever had, I could feel the sadness of the world, we are all connected, all the suffering, all the pain.... and I felt that for all of those that was never heard and was never be able to found comfort in this life, and all of Sunden..... Peace.....like all my tears have washed away all the sadness I had experienced, and I was floating, gently, in the middle of nowhere, I was lighter, clean.... just in Peace with everything else, and after that I could not get angry with plp anymore, because I could see how broken we all are. Nothing is real..... ..........Love is everything,....... .............................................. and I know nothing.

[@kingty6221]

Beautiful ❤️

[@VFL0519]

Yeah man he used the phrase universal empathy and my everything got a chill

[@robertjsmith]

i know nothing and i didn't do psychedelics

[@TWIMC_Tarsyo]

@@robertjsmith Wait until xD

[@TWIMC_Tarsyo]

@@VFL0519 Yeah there is so much more out there and we are so worried about ourself and our needs only

[@KJ99otis]

Other than growing a human in my body and birthing her, my first mushroom trip at age 63 was the #1 PEAK experience of my life. It changed everything for me. Truly magnificent and magical. I now do a medicinal heroic dose every 4 or 5 weeks. I wish I would have been open to this sacred medicine decades ago. I know I would have eliminated 40+ years of severe depression and lived a richer life. So I begin to invent myself now, into the person I most want to be in the last chapters of my life. With the help of these beautiful transformative plant teachers. So grateful!

[@saucyfilmmaker]

That sounds fantastic. I'm really happy for you.

[@rafs6052]

Curious as to why you do this every 4-5 weeks. From what i understand medically people do it once or twice for therapeutic reasons but it doesnt require an ongoing intake

[@johnnychainsaws5914]

I'm glad you found the relief you spent your whole life looking for. Bless you.

[@maryjancsar7427]

Blessings to you💓l started having a little trouble after my hubby 🌹RIP JAYBIRD moved on. Though l had the best 2 therapists ever.👍l decided that I would do some microdosing,helped ALOT. Evan tho l had not done any in IDK 30 or so years. My roomate was an alcoholic,said it made her want to drink more.But she's not into admitting she has issues let alone face them.Kinda sad...but her ability to live in an alternate universe was amusing,the RAGING was not. She's not ready.l still pray for her.✌️❤️🙏😘

[@shaftomite007]

Wow, thank you for this comment... It was truly beautiful to hear. I'm so happy for your newfound understanding and perspective. Life is a mysterious journey and I can personally guarantee you that your "last chapters" are only the prelude for what comes next.

[@Arthur_james-cx5rv]

I've had a truly positive and amazing results with mushrooms. It was incredible!

[@AdamsAdams-k5z]

Mushroom is very interesting

[@NoahLucas-j3p]

Where to get em?

[@JacksonSmith-h5u]

doctormaxshrooms is your guy, got all kinds of psychedelics.-:(

[@JacksonSmith-h5u]

Yes, that’s his name.

[@NosbsushKsoshrgib]

Yes Psychedelics offer new hope for mental health treatment.

[@iTzMattz]

My experience with DMT changed my life forever; no more deep depression. My experiences with psilocybin and LSD always take me back to some element of my DMT trip that reminds me I'm loved, we're all gonna be OK, life is a trip and we're just here. Being.

[@droidboyjake14]

Wish i could find some, how old were you when you took it btw?

[@MekaGhost]

Much respect, well said.

[@greenbud8946]

@@droidboyjake14 dude it is INSANELY EASY to make.

[@Kid_Ellipsis]

It really is like that. Well said

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

They don't want people waking up to the reality 👉The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 👀

[@neoshenlong]

One of my most important take aways from my first lsd trip (I'd done shrooms before) was that, if this was a state of mind where I could be under the influence of this drug, it had to be accessible to me during my regular sober life, too. It specially came to me when I realized that fear and anxiety have similar effects to what psychedelics do: they make you introspective, they make you focus on yourself, and suddenly your mind is having a bunch of crazy thoughts that come out of nowhere and you imagine countless situations where the worst could happen. And it's like... that's tied to creativity in a way. Close your eyes and try to walk through a room you already know. Even if you know that room perfectly, closing your eyes will trigger fear and suddenly you imagine a bunch of stuff that isn't really there in that room. It's... creating. And I think the state induced by psychedelics, creativity and fear itself are all related through that simple fact of letting the mind go to places that "make no sense". It's a matter of the path it takes (which is also why bad trips exist, and they have similar effects to what panic and anxiety do to you but amplified). So, I realized, if my sober mind can trigger all of that "creativity" while experiencing anxiety, I should be able to refocus that energy to trigger it in other areas of my life. Trying to make art, thinking about the big picture, understanding different perspectives, seeing new things where I was always seeing the same. I think the end goal of psychedelics used in a therapeutic or artistic way should be to reach that state without the use of the drug itself, and I think it is 100% possible, or at least that trying to get there is one of the healthiest things we could do after experiencing an eye opening possitive experience with drugs.

[@CrazyEightyEights]

I have not had a Therapeutic psychadelic experience, yet believe I might benefit. Meditation does bring you to different states of being. Brain Sync offers a good selection of audio recordings.

[@elijaharellano7041]

Wow I never really thought about it like this. Thanks for This

[@Roscapeaux]

This is an interesting view! I had similar experiences, YEARS ago like WAY before the whole thing legally expired... Anyway, I noticed that I couldn´t get out of the loop of fear and panic but that was actually due to the circumstances. I was homeless and broke, also in a city with extremely conservative values and zero-tolerance policy, so it was not the best of places to be in. And I did notice that I´d get these very, very abstract thoughts from heightened fear, and that made me find creative ways to make myself feel safe. Now, if you take things like religion and symbols, you get in to the space of fear and safety on a whole different level. This is such a huge topic. What was interesting that the only _solid_ way I could think of to get out of that situation was to go and study physics and engineering. Like, you literally feel a lot more safe if you know precisely how EM radiation works, how the human nervous system works etc. and I´m thinking that both art and science probably have their origins in things like fear and beliefs. Only science offers something that actually works against thunderbolts and lightning. It´s called a faraday cage. It´s really interesting. So all things considered, fear lead to the need of safety, which lead to science, which lead to research and that lead to engineering. So next time you see someone with a tin-foil hat... seriously, it´s not going to work like that. What you NEED is a tin-foil overall, like you literally have to cover your entire body and especially they eyes. The least protective part of your body in terms of radiation is where there´s no skin or the skin is very thin. Such as the eyes. So, if you happen to experience a shitload of fear and anxiety under extreme amounts of psilocybin or LSD, BE SURE to wrap yourself like a tortilla in tin foil but : YOU GOTTA PUT ON THE GOGGLES FIRST!!!!!

[@sweetmfLou]

Micro dosing in ever lessening doses can train the brain to do this naturally. Shows you the road so you can travel unassisted later

[@bernardtubera7104]

@Adams message me

[@dustinmyers5559]

I love how they touch on the "Duh" moment. The beauty in psychedelics is the ability to peel the layers back to everyday life, and to truly comprehend each part of it bit by bit and understand what the meaning is in each piece, and how they together create our experience. it is the total simplicities of life that we don't think about, take for granted, or don't take the time to understand. By doing that, your life is immediately so much fuller forever, and that is so hard to explain to someone, you can only experience it.

[@furiousapplesack]

Yeah the recognition of taking things for granted is what I assumed he was referring to right away because that's the part of this video that applied best, in my experience. Because the other side of that is also recognizing what you care too much about. On shrooms, I've had to stop and ask myself out loud, "Why the HELL was I so angry about that?" and it wasn't even rhetorical. I really did need to work through the reason, and firmly decide that it would no longer occupy any more space in my mind or emotions.

[@evan3272]

Look up this Dude

[@evan3272]

Best plug out there I can assure

[@evan3272]

Rollandbruce01.🍄

[@evan3272]

He's on lπstagram.

[@BenAnderson-mg4hu]

I have been depressed for a long time, but after taking mushrooms few months ago, I feel much happier and highly motivated and my ADHD gone, lost a ton of anxiousness and had a few epiphanies about how I should live my life. I decided to buy an ounce for backup, but haven't yet felt the need to take any more since then.*

[@ReneeTorres-ey5ud]

I have autism, I was diagnosed with it when I was 15. I tried shrooms and it made me function so much better. 0:10

[@AndrewRobertson-iq4hf]

Eek I'm autistic too and might wanna try mushrooms. How do I go about it? 0:07

[@HudsonJay]

Yeah dr.johnsonshroom is your guide. Man is exceptional with anything psychedelics. 0:05

[@JamesMichael-kh6fk]

Hello Can he be reached on IG?

[@ObinnaHarris]

Yes dr.johnsonshrooo​@@JamesMichael-kh6fk

[@jenmdawg]

I was grief stricken a year ago. Unable to function after my fiancé died traumatically I could only find relief in plotting how to make my death not look like suicide. I took a micro dose of mushrooms he’d left behind and went to bed expecting nothing to happen. 90 minutes later I was in my kitchen doing the dishes. Then I walked the dog and felt sun on my face. Then I ate dinner for the first time in weeks, drank water and went to bed. My grief was still there - painful, raw and vivid but somehow I understood that I would make it and that life was going to show me the way and let joy in again. Edit; I didn’t want my death to look like suicide - I wanted to find a way to have an “accident” that didn’t put anyone else at risk. Edir 2: it’s 2 years and 3 months later. In many ways the second year really is harder (I really hoped that was not possible) but I have to credit mushrooms for giving me just enough light and relief to face the pain. I’d like this to be available for anyone who is deep in grief and wants access and has correct understanding and support in place. I truly believe microdosing saved my life. I lacked the inner resources to survive my loss until my first dose gave me just enough insight to see, as I wrote above, that life would show me the way and that I am part of life itself (so suicide was a waste of my part to play).

[@stoicsavage509]

You learned to live with your grief, I'm glad you found your way through the pain 💪 you should be so proud of yourself... Keep goin 💪🙏❤️

[@blink_5019]

My heart goes out to you and I wish you continual healing. ❤

[@jackattack6063]

I wish nothing but the best for you. This is so great to hear that you are doing better.

[@SycureNivz]

My heart goes out to you 🙏🏾

[@JohnSiddique]

Blessings to you

[@DereliqueMahBAWLS]

This such an incredible video. I can relate to everything he said. My first time taking a “heroic” dose was my second time trying them. I was young and my friends and I had only seen stoner movies and thought you ate them and saw little gnomes and everything was funny on them. They messed with me so much when I started to feel them that I ran and hid inside a dark room. That’s when I was transformed into a different and better person. I left my body, traveled through space and then hit a moment of pure clarity. I asked myself the questions to all my suffering and the answers resonated with me down to my very core. It cured my severe depression and gave me a positive outlook on life. Helped me overcome the sorrow and self pity I felt for growing up in an abusive home. I’ll never forget it as long as I live

[@SarahU310]

Down to get some good psychedelics? (lsd,dmt , shrooms,salvia,mdma……..)

[@SarahU310]

psychstore_001

[@SarahU310]

on insta

[@EVERYTHINGHEEM]

After my experience. Woke up one day and have not drank alcohol since. Definitely life changing.

[@francislutz8027]

Has the same effect on opiod/opiate withdrawals Not only does it remove the cravings for a period of time, but remarkably it ends the detox withdrawals. I've used them 3x when I was younger to combat my addiction and had amazing results short term. It removed all the physical effects of withdrawal from me along with a week or so of no desire for pills.

[@CloutFPS]

Same, with cigarettes

[@natlegend]

Same! Years of alcoholism cured in ONE GO almost 10 months ago. Zero desire to drink now, wasn't even my intention, it just happened. Fuken saved my life.

[@PacificNorthwest360]

@@natlegend Damn, I need that brother. I drink too much.

[@roncollins6259]

@Francis Lutz Been on Methadone for 13 yrs. The last 1.5 yrs on only 15 mg but can't break free. I personally pay out of pocket. Almost $80,000. Wounder if it would work to get me off. I'm thinking it's worth a try for sure. Appreciate you sharing

[@MaryamMahboub]

I Started smoking cigarettes years ago as a teenage, spent my whole life fighting Cigarettes addiction. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with cptsd. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.

[@GeorgeKwaw-wi7zb]

Thanks for sharing your story. That's rough I sympathize. Save your health save your mind. Life is better without heroin, cocaine, alcohol and cigarettes. And you have more money in your pocket. God bless everyone who has rejected the devils intentions to be addicted to alcohol and cigarettes etc which can cause so much damage to health. I will pray for you all.

[@Hshhzhznznznzn]

Hey mates! Can you help with the source? I suffer severe anxiety, panic and depression and I usually take prescription medicine, but they don't always help. Where can I find those psilocybin mushrooms? I'm really interested in treating my mental health without Rxs. I live in Australia don't know much about these. I'm so glad they helped you. I can't wait to get them too. Really need a reliable source🙏🏻

[@AishahHasnie-cv9zj]

YES very sure of larymycology I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.

[@DbsbsbbsDhshwjhed]

Thanks for sharing your experience, this would help my son

[@FatimaSaraAhmad]

How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta

[@hermenutic]

I last took LSD in 1971 and I regard it to this day as one of the most ground breaking formative experiences I've had. I came away feeling as if I had witnessed the primal scene of the universe and that it was something humans weren't supposed to be privy to. I'm glad I had the experience.

[@james-faulkner]

So, out of all the times you took it, it wasn't until the last time you took it you had a good trip? All three times I have taken it I was trippin' balls but I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@joyfullydreaded1371]

@@james-faulkner There's "tripping balls" and then there is having a life changing, bigger picture trip that changes people profoundly. There are also the "omg, I'm gonna die because I am changing into an insect!" trips that come out of nowhere and fuck your day/night up. In my experiences, some people need the help to be guided to have that "we are all one" connection, hearing the hum of our planet (yes, all planets have a distinct sound, there are YT videos about them, really cool stuff) and expanding your consciousness rather than just a "I wanna trip balls to get the visuals" (nothing wrong with that either).

[@bencarkner20]

I'm curious what your opinion as an adult (potentially with kids) thinks of your experience as being positive to your life? further; Have you at times regreted it? In the way of learning about space and the Big Bang can make you feel insignificant and small, often cuasing some to be depressed for years wishing they could look back up at the stars for their light and not think "Those are dead stars millions of light years away"

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

They don't want people waking up to the reality 👉The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 👀

[@hermenutic]

@@bencarkner20 back then the average dose was estimated to be 300mcg. I learned a multitude of things from BAD trips perhaps more than from the good ones. I saw a friend go insane and lose the last 10.years of his life in madness after taking it. It is not without danger. Overall the benefit I got it is the understanding of one self that comes from the experience that was positive for me. I regard what I got from the experience (I took it about 100 times) as a spiritual epiphany. I don't think about it much. now I simply have a way to understand this experience we call life and existence that doesn't leave me traumatized when I see the world on the way to hell in a hand basket carried by society itself. That understanding is an essential part in my understanding of the spiritual side of things. From my point of view it was a blessing.

[@nousvideobusiness]

What people must remember is that it's not what happens during the trip, but what happens after. It's possible that without support and a positive environment surrounding us, we can slip back in old patterns of thought and rigid states of consciousness. I have experienced trauma directly after a trip that I felt had healed me, and I slipped straight back into the deep dark hole I had been stuck in prior. The trip is just the beginning. We owe it to our minds and bodies to dive deeper and develop habits that ultimately decide our journey. Breathwork, meditation, journaling. The relationship you have with your mind must be nurtured always. Psychedelics don't heal - they simply show you how. When you are lost, they will show you the way. When you are lonely, they will connect you. They will show you love and often that is enough to guide a person in the right direction.

[@tomeryaha6151]

I think using psychedelics is like having new lungs. It is great but worth nothing if you keep smoke.

[@Bokuverruckt]

This needs all of the upvotes.

[@forvainee]

Most truest comment. I don't agree they show us anything they just affect our councioussness and free it from all the poise.

[@kellychuba]

There is a help desk in our brain and we have been denying our researchers access to that.

[@tanned06]

People here too gullible to think a hallucinogen can do wonder and a quick fix to a complex socio-neuro-psychological problem.

[@fracanl]

The most crucial point here that's often overlooked is the integration phase. Psychedelics can cure depression and shake up your stagnant psyche for the better BUT it is so critical to have consistent, steady integration support after the experience. When you're shaken up so much and made ready to grow, sometimes you can spiral. This is where proper support is a must. Remember this if you embark on the psychedelic path.

[@LildawgBigbite]

Fuck that. Go in to the deep waters on your own. If you make it back unscathed, you were always going to. If not…you’re mentally weak and aren’t worth saving anyway. 😎

[@dfu1685]

Of a heroic dose?

[@evan3272]

@@dfu1685 try DMT or chocolate Bars

[@HueboMoment]

Not true and everyone is different. I went in with zero structure and 4 years later it was the only thing I’ve used to help me thrive. Everyone’s mental state is different, you can’t speak as if it’s a one all be all because it’s not. It needs to be respected but one’s path to healing is not the same

[@fracanl]

@@HueboMoment That's a good call out and I appreciate it. However let me add more color to what I am saying: in the context of a video with millions of views that doesn't highlight the importance of consistent integration support, I believe it should be emphasized. Like you said, everyone's path is different. If so many people are receiving this message there are going to be folks who NEED consistent integration. This is a matter of safety and in broad contexts with big audiences like this video, it needs to be said. Part of this is why the state of Oregon mandates integration support for their legal post-trip experience. While not ALL needs it, it is still extremely helpful and its benefits should not be overlooked or undermined by the subset who does not find it useful.

[@JasonSmith-we5ls]

Very encouraging. It’s so sad, and frustrating that those of us that know first hand what mushrooms can do, have to sit on the sidelines and watch knowing full well that if everyone could/would experience them, the world truly would begin to heal. They really are a gift from the universe and we MUST learn from them, because human beings will never reach their full potential otherwise. “Luminous beings are we, not this crude matter.”

[@mikepotter4109]

I agree with you, not sure about full potential though, its a mushroom

[@KillerCuddles-fc6kg]

@@mikepotter4109 full potential is gained incrementally

[@JasonSmith-we5ls]

@@mikepotter4109 I meant for us to maybe one day realize it wasn’t meant to be work sleep work sleep die.

[@PeterPan-vt6sy]

@@mikepotter4109 yet it makes people see things they have never seen. experience things they have never experienced. the world is larger then anyone knows

[@barneyboyle6933]

The world won’t heal because people are broken and broken things don’t heal. They can only be fixed. Yet when anyone tries to help fix the broken, they get attacked by them. The same forces that break people in the first place brainwash them into rejecting and even attacking anyone or anything that might fix them. Even as every metropolis dominated by political utopians decays into cesspools of crime, pollution, poverty, violence, depression, and more the utopians still won’t admit that they’re living a lie and everything they’ve been forcefed about what is right and what is wrong is completely backwards. They’ll roll their eyes at the happy, healthy, independent folk who live outside the big cities. They’ll mock them and deride them and call them every awful name in the book for not being a part of their death cult. But at the end of the day after they’ve exhausted themselves from acting smug online they inevitably retreat into wallowing about how miserable and meaningless their lives are and they just. Won’t. Connect. The dots. They just can’t admit they’re wrong and they’ve been successfully conned by corporate propaganda. They’d rather die miserable than admit they’ve been wrong

[@Thomas-jg7lj]

I just came down from a trip. It was as enlightening as I'd hoped it would be. It taught me that I need to start living with intention.

[@ErikLiberty]

@Kate-ws6qu Scam

[@GoldenMermaid]

9:30 i really relate to that, everyone told me not to do shrooms if i wasnt going to make it a big life changing event but honestly i only did it bc i was drinking with my friends and we were all doing it while smoking weed. i had never done it before so i had no goals and was just taking it for fun, but it effected me so deeply anyways bc just like u described it enhanced everything i already was telling myself. My life completely changed afterwards, i quit every one of my addictions and focused on my work and studies. all my my self belief i was trying to force for years became reality. a true blessed feeling that no matter the circumstance i will always be able to hold my own. i am my own innocence and my own protector. I am not limited by how other people are able to help me bc i can truly rely on myself. its always been true but i never really believed it until i did shrooms. when i started tripping i actually left my group of friends and was on my own for a while to really reflect. ive always known what was right in my head but shrooms spoke the words into my heart and thats when i became able to truly live as i am meant to

[@blablablabla1111111]

It looks like you connected with your spirit :D

[@Dowlphin]

Next step: Realizing how psychodelics are a tool that can also drive deeper into delusion, or arrest development. We are never truly independent on others unless we cease the will to survive. We are part of a system. There is nothing you can do that doesn't rely on someone else's work. There is beauty in that, and I see a necessity for healthy balance to not use those substances to boost an individualism belief system but also understand the other half of the duality. It might be, though, that you needed a push towards individualism in order to find towards balance. - But you need to see the full range in order to be able to judge where you are, so that you can catch yourself from rushing into an imbalance again. (pig cycle risk)

[@hannahautry468]

when i took shrooms i did something similar but it wasn’t out of fear it was because i knew the people i was surrounding myself were not good for me… and i had this awakening that we are all one and i don’t need to be afraid of anyone and i can become friends with anyone that i want to if i just am vulnerable with them (no more social anxiety)

[@rontroost9875]

Psychedelics Helped me through Cancer. And Cancer free 39 years. Food for thought.

[@Keanie_Smith]

*Psychedelic definitely have undeniable benefits to deal with PTSTD,ADDICTION,TRAUMA AND DEPRESSION ETC.The experience gave me freedom.I was Able to get shrooms,dmt,edibles,lsd etc from this licensed mycologist who ships to my location and also gives recommendations if you’re a newbie*

[@Keanie_Smith]

*He’s on telegram as**

[@Keanie_Smith]

@ *PHYLCLANS*

[@LoveJames-t4b]

*Over the years psychedelics has proven to be a solution for people with, addiction, anxiety, trauma, depression and mental health issues. I was able to get mushroom, dmt, lsd and other well well treated psych products discreetly from this specialist*

[@LoveJames-t4b]

*Dude is available on telegram as*

[@os2171]

More than 10 years ago my 2 best friends and I made an infusion it was a small amount perhaps and then we walked from a small town into the open field. A few hours later it exploded in my mind; the experience changed my life. It made me switch my scientific focus, first to cancer research and later to neuroscience.

[@Fireneedsair]

It opened my mind up and I never came back. I became interested in life.I saw I was asleep before .30+ years later, that first experience continues to reverberate

[@Sunisinus13-d8y]

Spin around, like a whirling dervish, clockwise (yang in the northern hemisphere/yin in the southern hemisphere) or counterclockwise (yin in the northern hemisphere/yang in the southern hemisphere). Chanting these mantras(yin mantras) heal each chakra: Um like "from"(root), Am like "Tom"(sacral/solar plexus), Oom like "room"(heart), Em like "them"(throat), Om like "home"(heart/throat/pineal) and Ngm (humming with tongue on the roof of the mouth/pineal/crown). These mantras build yang in the body: Eem like "team", Im like "him" and Am like "lamb". Chant these mantras a number of times at the corresponding sound frequency for each chakra: 1,2,4,8:256hz(root),144:288hz,34:272hz,33:264hz(sacral),5,20:320hz(solar plexus),88:352hz,21:336hz,89:356hz(heart),3,12:384hz(throat), 7:448hz,13:416hz,(pineal),54:432hz(left brain), 55:440hz(right brain), 60:480hz(crown). The days of the week relate to the chakras as follows: sunday(root), monday(sacral), tuesday(solar plexus), wednesday(heart), thursday(throat), friday(pineal), saturday(crown). Sleep with the head placed east. The cardinal directions represent the 4 seasons: east(spring), south(summer), west(autumn), north(winter) in the northern hemisphere or east(spring),north(summer), west(autumn), and south(winter) in the southern hemisphere. Stare into these symbols in this order before sleep or before sundown if resting the sabbath: the eye of horus and its mirror image, the eye of ra, one eye at a time, 7 colored rainbow, then the torus yantra, pentacle, metatron's cube, heptagram, enneagram and then the flower of life mandala before sleep. Go for walks while breathing deeply through the mouth and nose(count your breaths based on the number of chanting repetitions for each chakra depending on the day of week). While walking also periodically touch each finger tip to the tip of the thumb and make fists(mudras). Lift weights and box a punching bag. Place coiled copper wire into the soil and grow non-gmo soy, wheat, corn, mint, potatoes, regular(unfeminized) cannabis seeds(sour hebrew national, mercury rising)and papaver somniferum(7 year crop rotation). Get natto starter to make natto. Place bare feet and hands on the grass. Sunbathe or shine white LED light on skin during the day and at night use LED lights on: red(sunday), orange(monday), yellow(tuesday), green(wedsnesday), blue(thursday), indigo(friday) or violet(saturday) settings and expose all skin to the light. Another helpful suggestion. From friday sunset to saturday sunset rest the sabbath which means no lighting fires(no lighters, stovetops, hot water from water heater with pilot flame, etc.), no physical exercise, no singing or listening to music, and no buying or selling. This will increase yin in the body for the following week. Breaking the sabbath(doing the opposite) will increase yang in the body for the following week. During the sabbath, if keeping the sabbath, wear all white clothing. If breaking the sabbath, wear all black clothing. Rotate the sleeping cardinal direction at the end of every sabbath: east, south, west, north in the northern hemisphere or east, north, west, south in the southern hemisphere. Take boswellia, neem(sparingly), cinnamon, turmeric, curcumin, nutmeg, gotu kola, schizandra, fo-ti, oregano oil, garlic, vitamins and minerals. Drink lemon juice, lemon balm, mint herbal teas and kefir. Drink organic caffeinated coffee, tea or cocoa in the morning(take breaks from caffeine as well). Also take n-acetyl cysteine, bromelain, and nattokinase. Have ivermectin paste, pyrantel paste and an amanita muscaria infused chocolate(polka-dot) and a 500mg delta 8 thc infused chocolate bar. Drink baking soda in water(alkaline),brush teeth and gargle with baking soda. Gargle and bursh teeth with peppermint, clove and cinnamon oils. Experiment with resting one different day of the week the same as the sabbath(from sundown to sundown)or every other day sabbath. Worship these solar at day/lunar at night:Brahma/Saraswati(east), Vishnu/Lakshmi(south in the northern hemisphere/ north in the southern hemisphere), Shiva/Kali(west), and Yama/Dhumorna(north in the northern hemisphere/south in the southern hemisphere). Look into Nos Confunden's terra infinita map.'...

[@timcroshaw]

all my life i’ve been on an insane dose of zoloft for depression and anxiety , it made everything worse , i stopped anti depressants a few months ago and i tried shrooms i woke up the next day, i feel as though it genuinely treated me , no way to explain it unless you try it BUT it genuinely opened my mind so much to understand why i was sad and what i needed to do to help that

[@r0b0bert]

This is awesome

[@SalvadorRodriguez-ek2sm]

I'm happy you got off them crazy ass pills, they tried to push on me when I was a kid...

[@pathat9284]

I was mis-prescribed SSRIs and anti psychotic as a kid. I believe hundreds of thousands of kids are on medication they do not need. After some psychedelic trips I realized I needed to treat my body and mind better.(healthy diet and exercise) I lost 100 pounds in a year and learned how to deal with my emotions in a healthy way. I truly believe that doctors don't always know what's right for their patients and that our society is on the verge of a breakthrough in mental health. Big pharma and all the junk food corporations are creating a feedback loop where they profit off of the junk food and the sickness caused by that sedentary lifestyle. This needs to stop and it starts with the individual. We can do this!

[@timcroshaw]

@@r0b0bert thank you

[@timcroshaw]

@@pathat9284 i completely believe that for at least half of the patients, anti depressants aren’t needed

[@ChiefWiggum0]

I love the part where he talks about cancer patients and says, 'They realize they can still live life, the cancer hasn't killed me yet. I can still live life, but I am letting it do this to me.' That really resonated with me. Although I’ve never had cancer, it applies to many challenges we face in life-whether it's depression, fear, anxiety, or anything else that keeps us from fully living. It reminds me of the concept of 'Ego Death.' So many people are detached from the reality of their own mortality, thinking death happens to others but not to them. The fear of death doesn’t have to paralyze us; instead, it can push us to release unnecessary stress, stop putting off important things, and truly appreciate the beauty and fragility of life. I believe that’s why I think most people should experience something like this, at least once in their lives. I realize it’s not for everyone, and it can be harmful for some, but it’s an experience that has the potential to completely shift how we live. Confronting our own mortality-whether through something like ego death or simply reflecting on life’s impermanence-can help people break free from the constant distractions and anxieties that prevent us from truly living. It’s not about dwelling on death itself, but about using that awareness to fully embrace life and stop taking it for granted.

[@chettykenney5115]

*Mushrooms saved my life from depression,anxiety and trauma, I'll recommend you to this mycologists who has been my guide during my journey to breakthrough and also gives recommendations if you're a newbie,i do source all my psychedelic from his store*

[@chettykenney5115]

*They’re on telegram as**

[@chettykenney5115]

@ *PHYLCLANS*

[@Sunisinus13-d8y]

Spin around, like a whirling dervish, clockwise (yang in the northern hemisphere/yin in the southern hemisphere) or counterclockwise (yin in the northern hemisphere/yang in the southern hemisphere). Chanting these mantras(yin mantras) heal each chakra: Um like "from"(root), Am like "Tom"(sacral/solar plexus), Oom like "room"(heart), Em like "them"(throat), Om like "home"(heart/throat/pineal) and Ngm (humming with tongue on the roof of the mouth/pineal/crown). These mantras build yang in the body: Eem like "team", Im like "him" and Am like "lamb". Chant these mantras a number of times at the corresponding sound frequency for each chakra: 1,2,4,8:256hz(root),144:288hz,34:272hz,33:264hz(sacral),5,20:320hz(solar plexus),88:352hz,21:336hz,89:356hz(heart),3,12:384hz(throat), 7:448hz,13:416hz,(pineal),54:432hz(left brain), 55:440hz(right brain), 60:480hz(crown). The days of the week relate to the chakras as follows: sunday(root), monday(sacral), tuesday(solar plexus), wednesday(heart), thursday(throat), friday(pineal), saturday(crown). Sleep with the head placed east. The cardinal directions represent the 4 seasons: east(spring), south(summer), west(autumn), north(winter) in the northern hemisphere or east(spring),north(summer), west(autumn), and south(winter) in the southern hemisphere. Stare into these symbols in this order before sleep or before sundown if resting the sabbath: the eye of horus and its mirror image, the eye of ra, one eye at a time, 7 colored rainbow, then the torus yantra, pentacle, metatron's cube, heptagram, enneagram and then the flower of life mandala before sleep. Go for walks while breathing deeply through the mouth and nose(count your breaths based on the number of chanting repetitions for each chakra depending on the day of week). While walking also periodically touch each finger tip to the tip of the thumb and make fists(mudras). Lift weights and box a punching bag. Place coiled copper wire into the soil and grow non-gmo soy, wheat, corn, mint, potatoes, regular(unfeminized) cannabis seeds(sour hebrew national, mercury rising)and papaver somniferum(7 year crop rotation). Get natto starter to make natto. Place bare feet and hands on the grass. Sunbathe or shine white LED light on skin during the day and at night use LED lights on: red(sunday), orange(monday), yellow(tuesday), green(wedsnesday), blue(thursday), indigo(friday) or violet(saturday) settings and expose all skin to the light. Another helpful suggestion. From friday sunset to saturday sunset rest the sabbath which means no lighting fires(no lighters, stovetops, hot water from water heater with pilot flame, etc.), no physical exercise, no singing or listening to music, and no buying or selling. This will increase yin in the body for the following week. Breaking the sabbath(doing the opposite) will increase yang in the body for the following week. During the sabbath, if keeping the sabbath, wear all white clothing. If breaking the sabbath, wear all black clothing. Rotate the sleeping cardinal direction at the end of every sabbath: east, south, west, north in the northern hemisphere or east, north, west, south in the southern hemisphere. Take boswellia, neem(sparingly), cinnamon, turmeric, curcumin, nutmeg, gotu kola, schizandra, fo-ti, oregano oil, garlic, vitamins and minerals. Drink lemon juice, lemon balm, mint herbal teas and kefir. Drink organic caffeinated coffee, tea or cocoa in the morning(take breaks from caffeine as well). Also take n-acetyl cysteine, bromelain, and nattokinase. Have ivermectin paste, pyrantel paste and an amanita muscaria infused chocolate(polka-dot) and a 500mg delta 8 thc infused chocolate bar. Drink baking soda in water(alkaline),brush teeth and gargle with baking soda. Gargle and bursh teeth with peppermint, clove and cinnamon oils. Experiment with resting one different day of the week the same as the sabbath(from sundown to sundown)or every other day sabbath. Worship these solar at day/lunar at night:Brahma/Saraswati(east), Vishnu/Lakshmi(south in the northern hemisphere/ north in the southern hemisphere), Shiva/Kali(west), and Yama/Dhumorna(north in the northern hemisphere/south in the southern hemisphere). Look into Nos Confunden's terra infinita map.'...

[@mindfulnesswithmatt]

The biggest lesson psychedelics "heal" people is helping them realize they are not broken to begin with and that we're just speckles in this grand illusion. A kind of we-don't-matter realization that isn't nihilistic; we just are.

[@BakedWalrus]

Def had similar experience

[@Eljose06]

Definitely nihilistic. However, that isn't a bad thing. Nihilism has been stigmatized by society the same way psychedelics have

[@ianmeade7441]

@@Eljose06 well I think people conflate Nihilism with existentialism. Nihilists take the cold and meanless universe and anthromorphize it as though it's making a deliberate statement *at* you, to affirm the futility of your own life's meaning. But if the universe really is meaning devoid, then there isn't anything that judges meaning but you. In that the universe is devoid of any intrinsic meaning, it is equally devoid of any ability or reason to invalidate those meanings which emerge from the informational systems it hosts. Ones that reach sentience (or further) are the only environment in which an evaluation of meaning can exist, because they are the only phenomenon capable of defining such things into being. Your own private experince of reality is the only universe your current identity is a part of. The makes you *literally* the "meaning" of the universe (your universe), just like perceivable color is a meaning of wavelengths. The question just becomes one of whether or not your meaning is sustainable to others that might exist.

[@susiefairfield7218]

They physically heal one on a cellular level too imho..

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

They don't want people waking up to the reality 👉The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 👀

[@ZayWildRift]

Lsd has completely changed my life. I remember after my first breakup I did 8 tabs and it was so profound it completely changed my life. Amazing stuff

[@parosak7175]

I took 10 grams of shrooms and it was my first actual trip with shrooms, I was microdosing for a couple weeks before this which went amazing (I have experience with acid). I cried because I was in so much peace for a while, watched kaleidoscopes with calming music, and it was beautiful. It started getting bad for a while but I learned how to pull myself out of that and ever since I've had more of a "mastery" on calmness and pulling my mind out of overthinking and such. I can somewhat even bring back that feeling of peace as well and it has helped me get through a couple bad situations both sober and inebriated since doing this a couple months ago. I learned aa lot more but it's a whole lot to explain and I encourage taking psycs yourself. If you trip don't take so much at once and have a trip sitter who is experienced and someone you can trust. It'll help you mentally I'm sure of it.

[@danl-2782]

@Michael Ross scam

[@Voldemorts_Mom]

Just listening to you talk honestly felt like therapy. I feel like someone who does such amazing work can actually instil some of this wisdom with words alone

[@chettykenney5115]

*Psychedelic definitely have undeniable benefits to deal with PTSTD,ADDICTION,TRAUMA AND DEPRESSION ETC.The experience gave me freedom.I was Able to get shrooms,dmt,edibles,lsd etc from this licensed mycologist who ships to my location without hassel*

[@chettykenney5115]

*They’re on telegram as** ¿¿

[@chettykenney5115]

@ *PHYLCLANS* ¿¿

[@Sunisinus13-d8y]

Spin around, like a whirling dervish, clockwise (yang in the northern hemisphere/yin in the southern hemisphere) or counterclockwise (yin in the northern hemisphere/yang in the southern hemisphere). Chanting these mantras(yin mantras) heal each chakra: Um like "from"(root), Am like "Tom"(sacral/solar plexus), Oom like "room"(heart), Em like "them"(throat), Om like "home"(heart/throat/pineal) and Ngm (humming with tongue on the roof of the mouth/pineal/crown). These mantras build yang in the body: Eem like "team", Im like "him" and Am like "lamb". Chant these mantras a number of times at the corresponding sound frequency for each chakra: 1,2,4,8:256hz(root),144:288hz,34:272hz,33:264hz(sacral),5,20:320hz(solar plexus),88:352hz,21:336hz,89:356hz(heart),3,12:384hz(throat), 7:448hz,13:416hz,(pineal),54:432hz(left brain), 55:440hz(right brain), 60:480hz(crown). The days of the week relate to the chakras as follows: sunday(root), monday(sacral), tuesday(solar plexus), wednesday(heart), thursday(throat), friday(pineal), saturday(crown). Sleep with the head placed east. The cardinal directions represent the 4 seasons: east(spring), south(summer), west(autumn), north(winter) in the northern hemisphere or east(spring),north(summer), west(autumn), and south(winter) in the southern hemisphere. Stare into these symbols in this order before sleep or before sundown if resting the sabbath: the eye of horus and its mirror image, the eye of ra, one eye at a time, 7 colored rainbow, then the torus yantra, pentacle, metatron's cube, heptagram, enneagram and then the flower of life mandala before sleep. Go for walks while breathing deeply through the mouth and nose(count your breaths based on the number of chanting repetitions for each chakra depending on the day of week). While walking also periodically touch each finger tip to the tip of the thumb and make fists(mudras). Lift weights and box a punching bag. Place coiled copper wire into the soil and grow non-gmo soy, wheat, corn, mint, potatoes, regular(unfeminized) cannabis seeds(sour hebrew national, mercury rising)and papaver somniferum(7 year crop rotation). Get natto starter to make natto. Place bare feet and hands on the grass. Sunbathe or shine white LED light on skin during the day and at night use LED lights on: red(sunday), orange(monday), yellow(tuesday), green(wedsnesday), blue(thursday), indigo(friday) or violet(saturday) settings and expose all skin to the light. Another helpful suggestion. From friday sunset to saturday sunset rest the sabbath which means no lighting fires(no lighters, stovetops, hot water from water heater with pilot flame, etc.), no physical exercise, no singing or listening to music, and no buying or selling. This will increase yin in the body for the following week. Breaking the sabbath(doing the opposite) will increase yang in the body for the following week. During the sabbath, if keeping the sabbath, wear all white clothing. If breaking the sabbath, wear all black clothing. Rotate the sleeping cardinal direction at the end of every sabbath: east, south, west, north in the northern hemisphere or east, north, west, south in the southern hemisphere. Take boswellia, neem(sparingly), cinnamon, turmeric, curcumin, nutmeg, gotu kola, schizandra, fo-ti, oregano oil, garlic, vitamins and minerals. Drink lemon juice, lemon balm, mint herbal teas and kefir. Drink organic caffeinated coffee, tea or cocoa in the morning(take breaks from caffeine as well). Also take n-acetyl cysteine, bromelain, and nattokinase. Have ivermectin paste, pyrantel paste and an amanita muscaria infused chocolate(polka-dot) and a 500mg delta 8 thc infused chocolate bar. Drink baking soda in water(alkaline),brush teeth and gargle with baking soda. Gargle and bursh teeth with peppermint, clove and cinnamon oils. Experiment with resting one different day of the week the same as the sabbath(from sundown to sundown)or every other day sabbath. Worship these solar at day/lunar at night:Brahma/Saraswati(east), Vishnu/Lakshmi(south in the northern hemisphere/ north in the southern hemisphere), Shiva/Kali(west), and Yama/Dhumorna(north in the northern hemisphere/south in the southern hemisphere). Look into Nos Confunden's terra infinita map.'...

[@SM2005_]

I recently took them after 3 years of trauma therapy and sever PSTD as a veteran. I was about to give up and these drugs helped me more than I can ever explain. I’ve only taken them 2 times. It was very profound.

[@polarraising]

Could I ask what dose you took?

[@killpy12]

I hardly have the most experience, but what you said about cancer patients being able to *feel* something that they'd already known consciously really held true to my experience. I have a friend who I'd known for a long time I had every reason to forgive for something, but I'd had trouble actually forgiving them. Knowing I should and actually feeling it were two very different things. During a trip I was able to forgive them and actually feel it, and then keep feeling it ever since then. (important to note that this wasn't in a clinical setting like he's talking about and I probably shouldn't recommend trying to work through something using psychedelics without some kind of guide. There are probably a lot of ways I could have gone wrong doing what I did)

[@wpc456cpw]

I was able to forgive my mom and sustain that healing forgiveness afterwards. I can relate so much.

[@jorgepeterbarton]

To me its how i'd categorise a lot of mental health issues. We know, we know all of it, if logic and understanding fixed it, it wouldn't be a mental health issue- some people with mental health issues show way more insight than therapists and psychologist, and have researched it from the academic angle further as well, but still- they have mental health issues don't they. it requires somehow rectifying this with something inside, the subconscious, the biology and most of all what typical psychologgy lacks: the emotive response.

[@metadelic6338]

Absolutely life changing for me. Speaking as a former psych nurse, I can see one of the possible challenges to successful treatments is that although these experiences seem very “spiritual”, the medical community doesn’t really acknowledge that aspect of psychedelic assisted therapy. Some religious patients might struggle a bit if the specific types of experiences goes against their belief systems. The mindset prior to going in is the biggest part of it. Btw Ketamine is also another great tool. It’s my favorite because I don’t experience stomach discomfort as I do with Psilocybin. All of the classic psychedelics, including Ketamine, and even the right dose MJ edibles have all a place in psychedelic assisted therapy in my opinion.

[@WilliamsBrown-f5x]

I have been depressed for a long time, but after taking mushrooms few months ago, l feel much happier and highly motivated and my ADHD gone , lost a ton of anxiousness and had a few epiphanies about how I should live my life. I decided to buy an ounce for backup, but haven’t yet felt the need to take any more since then.

[@DavisMicheal-j5m]

I have autism, I was diagnosed with it when I was 15. I tried shrooms and it made me function so much better.

[@HarrisWilson-z4n]

Eek I’m autistic too and might wanna try mushrooms. How do I go about it?

[@DavisMicheal-j5m]

Yeah doc.brenttttt is your guide. Man is exceptional with anything psychedelics.

[@brooklynbaywatch6256]

Hello Can he be reached on IG?

[@jimwoodman8101]

Yes doc.Brenttttt

[@jessehoeper2674]

My first trip was 1/4oz and 8 hours later after it wore off I walked outside and felt such a strong appreciation and joy to be alive and on this beautiful planet. My anxiety and doubts and lack of self worth was gone for roughly nearly a year off of one dose if that isn’t a amazing result I don’t know what is. Anything that can make you love yourself and all others with no bounds that effectively should be legal.

[@evan3272]

Name is Rollandbruce01🕊️🍄..

[@topdarts6015]

I’ve had a few goes . First two goes went perfectly. Last one was going lovely until I started freaking out . Was a good 3 hours of completely shitting myself 😅 when I was coming out the other side though I felt completely recharged. I was still seeing mad long fingers but I felt brand new . The only thing that’s annoying is you can’t take pictures of the mad stuff going on when tripping

[@RickyConnelley]

I’ve tripped on about everything except DMT, soon to do it too. I believe in it whole heartedly. It helped me in ways that are hard to explain. The psychological relief is something aligned with cutting a cancer out. The cancer being in thought form. Excited for the future studies. Can’t wait till it’s legal!

[@shoeplayisbad1]

It's not going to be legal

[@1ACL]

It's legal in Colorado.

[@HueboMoment]

Done it myself. It changed my life in every way. Was lazy and mentally ill sad well as an alcoholic. After one heroic dose something clicked. I stopped drinking the next day, 4 years sober. I found a career path after quitting every job I tried. Seeing yourself as yourself can help, I can’t say it’ll help everyone because it won’t. But for me, it blessed my life and changed it for the better.

[@Sunisinus13-d8y]

Spin around, like a whirling dervish, clockwise (yang in the northern hemisphere/yin in the southern hemisphere) or counterclockwise (yin in the northern hemisphere/yang in the southern hemisphere). Chanting these mantras(yin mantras) heal each chakra: Um like "from"(root), Am like "Tom"(sacral/solar plexus), Oom like "room"(heart), Em like "them"(throat), Om like "home"(heart/throat/pineal) and Ngm (humming with tongue on the roof of the mouth/pineal/crown). These mantras build yang in the body: Eem like "team", Im like "him" and Am like "lamb". Chant these mantras a number of times at the corresponding sound frequency for each chakra: 1,2,4,8:256hz(root),144:288hz,34:272hz,33:264hz(sacral),5,20:320hz(solar plexus),88:352hz,21:336hz,89:356hz(heart),3,12:384hz(throat), 7:448hz,13:416hz,(pineal),54:432hz(left brain), 55:440hz(right brain), 60:480hz(crown). The days of the week relate to the chakras as follows: sunday(root), monday(sacral), tuesday(solar plexus), wednesday(heart), thursday(throat), friday(pineal), saturday(crown). Sleep with the head placed east. The cardinal directions represent the 4 seasons: east(spring), south(summer), west(autumn), north(winter) in the northern hemisphere or east(spring),north(summer), west(autumn), and south(winter) in the southern hemisphere. Stare into these symbols in this order before sleep or before sundown if resting the sabbath: the eye of horus and its mirror image, the eye of ra, one eye at a time, 7 colored rainbow, then the torus yantra, pentacle, metatron's cube, heptagram, enneagram and then the flower of life mandala before sleep. Go for walks while breathing deeply through the mouth and nose(count your breaths based on the number of chanting repetitions for each chakra depending on the day of week). While walking also periodically touch each finger tip to the tip of the thumb and make fists(mudras). Lift weights and box a punching bag. Place coiled copper wire into the soil and grow non-gmo soy, wheat, corn, mint, potatoes, regular(unfeminized) cannabis seeds(sour hebrew national, mercury rising)and papaver somniferum(7 year crop rotation). Get natto starter to make natto. Place bare feet and hands on the grass. Sunbathe or shine white LED light on skin during the day and at night use LED lights on: red(sunday), orange(monday), yellow(tuesday), green(wedsnesday), blue(thursday), indigo(friday) or violet(saturday) settings and expose all skin to the light. Another helpful suggestion. From friday sunset to saturday sunset rest the sabbath which means no lighting fires(no lighters, stovetops, hot water from water heater with pilot flame, etc.), no physical exercise, no singing or listening to music, and no buying or selling. This will increase yin in the body for the following week. Breaking the sabbath(doing the opposite) will increase yang in the body for the following week. During the sabbath, if keeping the sabbath, wear all white clothing. If breaking the sabbath, wear all black clothing. Rotate the sleeping cardinal direction at the end of every sabbath: east, south, west, north in the northern hemisphere or east, north, west, south in the southern hemisphere. Take boswellia, neem(sparingly), cinnamon, turmeric, curcumin, nutmeg, gotu kola, schizandra, fo-ti, oregano oil, garlic, vitamins and minerals. Drink lemon juice, lemon balm, mint herbal teas and kefir. Drink organic caffeinated coffee, tea or cocoa in the morning(take breaks from caffeine as well). Also take n-acetyl cysteine, bromelain, and nattokinase. Have ivermectin paste, pyrantel paste and an amanita muscaria infused chocolate(polka-dot) and a 500mg delta 8 thc infused chocolate bar. Drink baking soda in water(alkaline),brush teeth and gargle with baking soda. Gargle and bursh teeth with peppermint, clove and cinnamon oils. Experiment with resting one different day of the week the same as the sabbath(from sundown to sundown)or every other day sabbath. Worship these solar at day/lunar at night:Brahma/Saraswati(east), Vishnu/Lakshmi(south in the northern hemisphere/ north in the southern hemisphere), Shiva/Kali(west), and Yama/Dhumorna(north in the northern hemisphere/south in the southern hemisphere). Look into Nos Confunden's terra infinita map.'...

[@RedVRCC]

I used to suffer extreme depression and suicidal thoughts. I was at my wits end and was kinda just like fuck it and took the entire remainder of my stash, about 9 grams of golden teacher shrooms. I don't even know how to put the experience into words but it was profound and all but destroyed my ego and separated my consciousness from my body and whisked it away into a realm I can't even begin to explain. It wasn't just visuals or audio, it was everything. There was significant synesthesia and it seemed like I only had one all encompassing sense. It gave me true introspection and a way to evaluate myself without my ego interfering. It was definitely uncomfortable at times as I was basically forced to confront some things that I hadn't wanted to before, but from my perspective it wasn't a bad trip, just a learning experience. Something to grow from. Ever since, I've been doing much better. I'm not completely free of depression and anxiety, but the experience lead me to discover ways to cope with my issues and cope with uncomfortable situations much better which massively reduced my anxiety and depression.

[@Nturner822]

That last thought really hit home. The narrowing of reality and addiction to destructive thoughts is a really elegant description of general depression

[@Kdramahotgist]

☝️☝️ Check out the page on my name description, he got psych products and ships discreetly

[@Kdramahotgist]

👆👆🍄🍄💯 I recommend microdosing mushrooms, it has really helped me on anxiety , panic attack, bipolar disorder, insomnia , depression PTSD and ADHD schizophrenia.......

[@Nathan-eq3zs]

I'm addicted to reality lol

[@XxEpIcFrOzEnzZxxx]

I've heard it described as a well-trod path in the snow. The experience can be like a whole layer of fresh snow falling on the terrain again, resetting the preference for the path your mind usually goes down and allowing you to go another route

[@cjcarver6290]

True

[@apophis2129]

I feel that psychedelics can and will enable massive breakthroughs in the understanding of the connection of our physical brain and what people know as their "souls". There is so much work to be done, and I'm happy that it's finally just starting to be taken seriously and researched again.

[@jerrickmarques8777]

I'm a bit skeptical on the ability of psychedelics to allow us to derive any scientific understanding on consciousness, but I can say from my own anecdotal experience of taking a heroic dose as a first timer that they are able to work wonders on happiness/satisfaction even for as long as at least several months and the positive effects are not yet wavering off.

[@hklinker]

I have watched countless people in every conceivable video format talk about psychedelics on KZbin in the last 15 or so years. This presentation might be the best yet. The best at explaining what’s possible without underplaying the bad trip risk (too much). The bit at the end about how we ‘narrow’ ourselves and how psychs can open us up again is a thought I haven’t seen expressed before. Not as effectively as that, anyway.

[@viniciusarantes5675]

I cant describe how those worlds filled my hearh and relaxed my mind, especially when he said that people are reminded about the power they have to choose their own destiny. This is such a powerful, meaningful insight that saved my night and maybe my life. Just wanna thank everyone involved in development of this channel, you are bringing light to our dark society. 🖤

[@poppychalupa9390]

@Stella Scott or just grow them

[@Olimar675]

All the best Psylocibin trips are done in and with nature. Out on the water by a slowly moving river, deep in the woods. Experiencing the world as it is on shrooms is insane. staring at the stars on a clear night and watching the world turn is insane.

[@lightpropulsionguy]

Careful who you link up with to get that, cartels are lacing everything with fentanyl, time to cut them out of our business! You get caught buying from the cartels you should be charged with treason! I mean you wouldn't want to fund Isis in that manner so Maybe you shouldn't fund these terrorists either!

[@ianobrien3248]

In college we had a trip to take on our 'trip'. We'd start at the "Good" tree on the coast of Lake Ontario where the shrooms would kick in nicely under the stars while we watched the water and climbed a big beautiful tree with lots of low boughs to lay on and rest at. We would then walk the marina to the riverwalk all the way up to the Dam past the lit area where the path got overgrown then off the path and down on the riverside and directly next to the dam we would go to the "Bad" tree. There we would toss glowsticks is overflow and watch the currents, generally freak out in the dark and scary area. Then we would work our way back out and generally the morning sunrise would find us back at the "Good" tree then we would work our way back to the house and watch those 90's trippy videos or Pink Floyd live until we crashed. Good times...

[@gravitywaves2796]

Although nature is a great way to go there are other options. Complete and total darkness can also make for an insanely profound experience. The spaces in ones own mind can be every bit as beautiful and life altering as any "real" setting.

[@FEV369]

What problems did you solve? What profound change happened that changed the world? Or, were you just high out in nature?

[@PepperDarlington]

You ain't lying! Perception of motions and sound in that environment is what led me to never set foot in a man made church afterwards. I understand what science is but we're taught that all things are made of molecules and that all things have motion whether or not we perceive that motion. Two things I embraced on my first experience were my enhanced perception of objects that I had perceived as "being still" and the newly achieved notion that I was entwined with everything around me. Only bad experience I ever had was in a large city amongst many people. Get away from the man made bullshit and resynchronize with the natural world that you truly belong to.

[@kennylove10]

Had a professor speak about his experience, and he described having empathy with everyone he’s hurt before.

[@elizabethwilliams6651]

Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.

[@APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU]

Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!

[@Jennifer-bw7ku]

Yes, dr.andrew_james. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.

[@APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU]

Is he on instagram?

[@Jennifer-bw7ku]

Yes he is. dr.andrew_james

[@steceymorgan814]

Microdosing helped me get out of the pit of my worst depressive episode, a three year long episode, enough to start working on my mental health.

[@mohsin_moin-ur-rasheed]

Big Think never fails to inspire "Awe". John Hopkins I trust, and at very bleeding edge of this Psychedelics field Dr. Mathew is my harbinger of hope for a bleak, dark and traumatized world we live in. Kudos to all 3.

[@thomashull7669]

it's hard to understate the importance and significance of this man's work. bless John Hopkins and all the researches and therapists around the world who are pioneering these therapies and modalities for what will inevitably be a revolution in consciousness and human wellbeing

[@CrzYbaDmutha2245]

I took 3 grams at 16. It was the most amazing experience. Words could not describe the body high, and the pure enjoyment. However, I started suffering from relapsing episodes of psychosis. Visual hallucinations were part of my daily life. Repeatedly hospitalized in psychiatric institutions for weeks from 2013-2019. Paranoid delusions of people trying to harm me. Hearing other people's voices in my head, and having persecutory delusions.

[@CrzYbaDmutha2245]

@meekmanhushkain7917 my brain can't handle it anymore.

[@GoyslopGladiator]

You should've waited a few more years, man. Your brain is just far too malleable before 21. I'm sorry to hear your experience has turned for the worse :(

[@brianYYZ]

That's terrible. I know this is possible, albeit rare. Some people have predisposition to mental health issues that can be unlocked with use. I would recommend getting medical advice for anyone, but especially youth or those with mental health concerns. Be safe.

[@brandonspears2028]

They call a trip, but it's more of a journey. Going from "I think I'm dying," to perfectly fine, is a lesson of your own integrity. Great video 👍

[@alexlefevre3555]

I had coined the term "decompactify" for that feeling of being led into a completely different view of everything around and within when in a psychedelic experience. It quite literally, and physically, removes the lens of learned perception from a lifetime of living before the experience. It is a powerful tool that goes far beyond what we know.

[@nicholaswest9146]

Ah, the guru complex. I've myself employed this against others. Never really knew this was a thing til you pointed it out. Staying silent can be very difficult in these times, but I see the necessity of it.

[@erikamelby4737]

I wish these documentaries would talk more about the risks of a bad trip, some people are able to recover quickly from a bad trip and others take a long time to recover. My friend had a bad trip, and it worsened their anxiety tenfold. It took two years for them to get it under control, and while they ultimately say they were built back up better than before, it was two years of a lot of pain.

[@crystalchili3823]

Severe bad trips most of the time are due to adultered drugs. I’m sorry for your friend but it’s rare that happens.

[@mvswank]

Just to add my two cents, I tried to educate myself based on other people's experiences and information I could find online when I first tried mushrooms, and I had a truly perfect first experience. I was 20 when I finally tried them, and felt like I gained true self consciousness after eating 5 grams. It was like seeing the world and people through a whole new set of eyes and mindset. It has forever changed my life. And I continue to consume once or twice a year to keep my mind in balance. It feels like a reset every time I consume them.

[@evan3272]

He's got great stuff and he's a trusted mycologist/therapist

[@evan3272]

He's on Instagram.🌈

[@skymise]

Wow, 5 grams twice a year? Or just that first dose

[@evan3272]

@@skymise first dose I suppose cause my plug made me understand I should take 3 grams of golden teacher for a start and I had a great trip so I'm certain it's 5 grams unless he says otherwise

[@N54.S6]

@@evan3272 Cool scam bro

[@treevvoor]

I've been in a clinical trial for a few weeks now and it has been truly incredible.

[@aleksandrag8788]

I hope you are still good!

[@harlantaylor9013]

I've been a psyconaught and advocate got psychedelics for a very long time. Listening to a scientist explain the psychedelic experience the exact same way that I've explained it to people before tripping together is a breath of fresh air. The fact that there are so many naturally occurring psychedelic substances in the world tells me that we as a whole are supposed to be able to experience something as profound as the hero's dose on a normal basis. Much love and keep on pushing forward!

[@Man_like_alaba]

Link up this dude I ordered from his shit is dhope as fuck. He got shrooms, chocolate bars, LSD,MDMA,DMT and other dope psycy products well treated. It has really helped me treat my depression, anxiety and even help in exploration of my human psyche and delivers to any location.

[@Man_like_alaba]

@siri_tripstore

[@MrCmon113]

Lol, then why did your God hide away the psychedelic states in specific plants rather than have them occur naturally in human brains?

[@Man_like_alaba]

@@MrCmon113 Yeah

[@markus717]

The top psychonauts usually say the heroic trips are for special use, not on a regular basis. PS: The word psychonaut comes from putting psyche and astronaut together, whereas 'naught" means 'nothing' or 'zero'. eg All our efforts were for naught.

[@MultiSciGeek]

I absolutely understand what he means. Like when you know rationally what's right or wrong or whatever, but just don't feel it in the bones. Like anxiety, I know no one at the shop is gonna hurt me. Yet simply going there is incredibly intense for me. Overthinking type.... sometimes I'm able to go "above" it and laugh. But other times that "phew we're out of here" is really hard to reach.

[@Sunisinus13-d8y]

Spin around, like a whirling dervish, clockwise (yang in the northern hemisphere/yin in the southern hemisphere) or counterclockwise (yin in the northern hemisphere/yang in the southern hemisphere). Chanting these mantras(yin mantras) heal each chakra: Um like "from"(root), Am like "Tom"(sacral/solar plexus), Oom like "room"(heart), Em like "them"(throat), Om like "home"(heart/throat/pineal) and Ngm (humming with tongue on the roof of the mouth/pineal/crown). These mantras build yang in the body: Eem like "team", Im like "him" and Am like "lamb". Chant these mantras a number of times at the corresponding sound frequency for each chakra: 1,2,4,8:256hz(root),144:288hz,34:272hz,33:264hz(sacral),5,20:320hz(solar plexus),88:352hz,21:336hz,89:356hz(heart),3,12:384hz(throat), 7:448hz,13:416hz,(pineal),54:432hz(left brain), 55:440hz(right brain), 60:480hz(crown). The days of the week relate to the chakras as follows: sunday(root), monday(sacral), tuesday(solar plexus), wednesday(heart), thursday(throat), friday(pineal), saturday(crown). Sleep with the head placed east. The cardinal directions represent the 4 seasons: east(spring), south(summer), west(autumn), north(winter) in the northern hemisphere or east(spring),north(summer), west(autumn), and south(winter) in the southern hemisphere. Stare into these symbols in this order before sleep or before sundown if resting the sabbath: the eye of horus and its mirror image, the eye of ra, one eye at a time, 7 colored rainbow, then the torus yantra, pentacle, metatron's cube, heptagram, enneagram and then the flower of life mandala before sleep. Go for walks while breathing deeply through the mouth and nose(count your breaths based on the number of chanting repetitions for each chakra depending on the day of week). While walking also periodically touch each finger tip to the tip of the thumb and make fists(mudras). Lift weights and box a punching bag. Place coiled copper wire into the soil and grow non-gmo soy, wheat, corn, mint, potatoes, regular(unfeminized) cannabis seeds(sour hebrew national, mercury rising)and papaver somniferum(7 year crop rotation). Get natto starter to make natto. Place bare feet and hands on the grass. Sunbathe or shine white LED light on skin during the day and at night use LED lights on: red(sunday), orange(monday), yellow(tuesday), green(wedsnesday), blue(thursday), indigo(friday) or violet(saturday) settings and expose all skin to the light. Another helpful suggestion. From friday sunset to saturday sunset rest the sabbath which means no lighting fires(no lighters, stovetops, hot water from water heater with pilot flame, etc.), no physical exercise, no singing or listening to music, and no buying or selling. This will increase yin in the body for the following week. Breaking the sabbath(doing the opposite) will increase yang in the body for the following week. During the sabbath, if keeping the sabbath, wear all white clothing. If breaking the sabbath, wear all black clothing. Rotate the sleeping cardinal direction at the end of every sabbath: east, south, west, north in the northern hemisphere or east, north, west, south in the southern hemisphere. Take boswellia, neem(sparingly), cinnamon, turmeric, curcumin, nutmeg, gotu kola, schizandra, fo-ti, oregano oil, garlic, vitamins and minerals. Drink lemon juice, lemon balm, mint herbal teas and kefir. Drink organic caffeinated coffee, tea or cocoa in the morning(take breaks from caffeine as well). Also take n-acetyl cysteine, bromelain, and nattokinase. Have ivermectin paste, pyrantel paste and an amanita muscaria infused chocolate(polka-dot) and a 500mg delta 8 thc infused chocolate bar. Drink baking soda in water(alkaline),brush teeth and gargle with baking soda. Gargle and bursh teeth with peppermint, clove and cinnamon oils. Experiment with resting one different day of the week the same as the sabbath(from sundown to sundown)or every other day sabbath. Worship these solar at day/lunar at night:Brahma/Saraswati(east), Vishnu/Lakshmi(south in the northern hemisphere/ north in the southern hemisphere), Shiva/Kali(west), and Yama/Dhumorna(north in the northern hemisphere/south in the southern hemisphere). Look into Nos Confunden's terra infinita map.'...

[@sawlfo]

This video tackle an aspect that is rarely mention in other documentaries, rules for the guide to keep the process purer and avoiding abuse from the guide! excelent content!

[@skater101202303]

Getting yourself out of the depression hole is the biggest challenge I’ve ever faced, and I thank shrooms for how much they’ve helped me understand myself and my mind ❤

[@brucehansen7949]

Shrooms will help ya see what matters in life and what doesnt

[@ChrisG1392]

Some people end up killing themselves on mushrooms. Literally ending their own lives. It's not for everyone most people use them in the improper setting.

[@Mortum_Rex]

How did you begin taking them, micro or big dose? Alone or supervised?

[@NightRogue77]

I started everything recreationally of course lol. I looked up this very study in overseas publications, a few years back. I acquired 2 playlists, one for Psilocybin and one for LSD, and I did the LSD since it’s easier for me to get. Followed all instructions, and even as someone that’s tripped near 100 times I’m sure, it was transformative. I’ve been microdosing ever since and have been not just recovering from a massive depression, but I have begun to repair my spirit, learned who I was and how I could get to who I wanted to be, and have literally become an entirely different human being ever since - at age 43 no less. Don’t believe the BS - we never stop learning; it just takes a bit more repetition as you age to get things down.

[@noahclifford3160]

@@ChrisG1392 wait til u hear about alcohol

[@ioogy]

Accurate. I tried shrooms as personal therapy for depression; and one of the first thoughts that i had after my trip was that everyone in the world- especially politicians- NEEDS to do this... the deep emotions and empathy you experience really cannot be described.

[@alexscarborough6263]

​@charitysimon1166Xanax is trash, trash for the body and mind

[@rexmonarch2]

Back in the day a guy nick named Captain Trips flew around the world dosing celebrities, politicians and bankers, etc with lsd. He ended having to hide away in Canada because 'the powers that be' wanted to lock him up and throw away the key.

[@GuavaJuiced]

Maybe give the politicians 6 months off, where they are required to trip at least once a month. Then 3 months of evaluation by a peer group of long term micro dosers to see if they have indeed expanded their minds! If not, they are no longer fit to be politicians.

[@TheRoyal30]

The first time I tried LSD I had a similar thought. To this day I firmly believe that the world would be a better place if everyone took psychedelics twice. First time to get a grasp on what happens and the second time to be able to fully embrace that experience.

[@bloodredskiesx]

I used to think the same way until I started taking them too often. There needs to be a middle ground

[@colin6768]

I was involved in a psychedelic study with psiloycybin at Sheppard Pratt for bipolar II. I was given 25 milligrams and it was like climbing a mountain. One of the most arduous yet profound experiences of my life. I had a therapist who is a psychedelic therapist and he told me in preparation for the study "Trust, let go, be open." The mistake I made was with ego death. There was a part of me that was able to slide into it but there was another part of me that couldn't let go. I wonder what my experience would have been like if I fully let go. I consider it a lost opportunity.

[@anmolarora2399]

Do it again! The opportunity is still there :)

[@bt4582]

OK was happy to see a video on this! I have to say that I have enjoyed some drugs recreationally when I was younger, I tried mushrooms in the city and it was not fun (don't recommend it). However, I tried them camping in the woods with good friends and it was one of the most helpful experiences as far as framing what was going on in my life and some critical decisions that I needed to make. I decided to end a relationship and move to NYC after just graduating college and have had a great career ever since! I never liked alchohol or smoking but tried them. The only other fun experience I loved was eating too much banana bread that were cooked with weed (not sure of right term) and had the best time dancing all night at a club believe it or not. Just wanted to share.

[@arbelcohen8280]

Honestly I took my first dose a couple days ago and I still feel different. Long story short for the past like 3 years my depression started hitting me really hard, and I basically felt like I lost a part of myself. Since two days ago I feel like the most complete version of myself and I am highly satisfied.

[@ГусьБорис-в1ю]

same story

[@jasontachell9858]

How’s the progress?

[@johnericdelazerda]

Had a heroic dose 8 years ago, still talking about it with enthusiasm! My experience was profound. After that, it became a sacrament and not a thing to treat lightly. I have so much respect for psilocybin. A divine respect. Changed my life. ❤

[@Imitatechrist]

Was it your *first* (and last) time, mate?

[@hook-x6f]

I ate five grams the last time and fall asleep. I did trip a little while sleeping. I take SSRI meds this is why. Sucks too.

[@MoreThanRuan]

What strain did you take?

[@assavedorandal]

❤a😊​@@Imitatechrist

[@Imitatechrist]

@@assavedorandal Much love, brother. ☀️ Jesus Christ is the Way the Truth and the Life.

[@ScubbaSteve3000]

Just watching this makes me reflect on my past trips and how they effected me good or bad.

[@void1618]

After multiple experiences with acid and a month of microdosing.. I think I can safely say i have not been depressed since.. maybe 5 years have passed by and I can say with confidence that psychedelics completely saved my life and even turned it around for the best.

[@vickypeterson]

(Haff_pych) Got great psychedelic products..¿?

[@vickypeterson]

On Instagram/telegram(((%

[@neilkazmerski40]

Amazing, I love to hear these stories!

[@vickypeterson]

@@neilkazmerski40 you really need to try psychedelics its really help save my life a years back when i was depressed and its even helps cure my anxiety

[@blablableh724]

My first and last time was a “heroic dose”. Experienced "ego death" and then thought i was stuck in the madness that lasted 2 days. It changed me for life and my outlook on life, myself and others.

[@ancap2]

What?

[@dddon513]

I've taken psychedelics in strong doses many times. I've always returned to my usual low mood/semi depressed baseline within days. However, I am having success with micro dosing on a regular basis.

[@survivinutah]

It is good practice to microdose in-between trips, but if microdosing is making your life better, you can just do that too. 😊

[@aliasofanalias7448]

Not integrating your lessons bro, I'm the same. Practice integrity

[@Innate_Alpha]

1.Integrate your lessons 👆🏼 2. Dial in your daily nutrition (macronutrients + micronutrients) 3. Get on a regimented exercise regimen 2¢ from a guy that used to be like you.

[@b1nary_f1nary]

Do you do internal work on yourself while in a decent or strong experience? Because I'm learning more and more that the key with real change and healing coming from a mushroom trip is the conscious therapy part. To be strongly introspective and analyse yourself and your problems. By conscious I mean being vocal about it in your mind or even speaking aloud rather than just letting yourself heal. Facing the negative and traumatic thoughts in your head, and talk through them like you are at a psychiatrist but by yourself. In my opinion, during an experience on mushrooms is the only time you will actually be ready to face some negative parts of your mind that need addressing. I used to be under the impression that just having the trip will be healing your mind, which it does, but I'm convinced now that the most important part is having the therapy with yourself at the time and addressing the problematic thoughts, and of course the good thoughts as well. This is coming from a sufferer of sever depression for the last 3 years. Some people (not saying you) tend to paint psychedelics as a magic medicine when in reality I think it's the ability it gives you to work on yourself, and use yourself to your full potential, which is the magic part.

[@thwizzik]

I’ve had many very low periods in my life but the last four years have been terrible beyond anything before. For multiple reasons, I’ve been convinced that I will be dead soon. It consumed and reshaped everything about me including my physical appearance. I gave up in every way and waited for what felt like the inevitable. A few days ago, I started taking a high-quality magnesium supplement a friend sent me. She said it had helped others she knows. Every morning since the first dose, I’ve felt very different. I’m shocked that something so simple as a vitamin can have this much effect. I’ve dealt with depression for over 40 years and have taken about 15 different anti-depression medications. Some made things worse, some did nothing and the rest worked but with so many side effects that it wasn’t worth it. This is completely different. It feels more effective than the best antidepressant with no side effects. I can’t say you will have the same results but it’s a fairly simple thing to try.

[@ShrimplyPibblesJr]

All of the advice about letting go and not trying to control it is also good advice for daily living.

[@tjwoosta]

I'm fairly certain I would not be here today if not for my experiences with mushrooms in my early 20's. At the time it was just wild rebellious recreation, same with any drugs we could get our hands on, but the experience gave me an entirely new perspective on life. Like dying and seeing all of your inner good and evil weighed out in front of you with such clarity and lucidity that you can never unknow it.

[@matthewwalker6621]

It had a profound positive effect on my mental health ,the simplest way to explain it is that I had all of my suffering and anger and sadness lifted giving me a chance to see the issues and made it so much easier to deal with it as it was all so small and unimportant in the grand scale of things in this wonderful gift we call life.

[@RaeRaesRaveReviews]

I took a large recreational dose of psylocibin mushrooms in 2015 and set an intention to rewire my brain to no longer be depressed. I was at the beach with a friend. The experience was incredible. We walked along the beach, spent some time in a fort some kids had spent, playing music, and seeing bald eagles flying in the honeycomb structure in the sky, did tai chi in the waves, watched the sun set from an incredible bluff overlooking the water and walked back along the beach looking at the stars, which I could all see in 3D. When I came down the darkness was gone. I could feel it sometimes for the next year behind me, this big hulking figure pressing on the outside of my consciousness, trying to find its way back in. I have experienced incredible loss and sadness since then, but the darkness never got back in. It finally stopped trying after a while.

[@THEREALJBOOM]

This is so true

[@Youhatekira]

This is exactly how I’m feeling ,the hardest part is trying to keep that darkness from re entering your life

[@TheZod00]

@@YouhatekiraCould you try and explain it?

[@raulguzman7945]

I had a reallllllly bad trip yesterday, I was feeling good , then realized I was trippen for a while , I got up to text my friend that I was trippen , & outta the blue I wake up on the floor looking up at my sister because she was asking if I was okay ,I had blacked out & fell , after that I was just trippen , thought I was gone to die , I ended up just laying down and watching yiur videos to help me clam down untill the the trip went away

[@rhysreid9302]

Psychedelics definitely has potential to deal with health issues like anxiety and depression , I would like to try them but it's hard to source them here

[@heatherldutrow1204]

Psychedelics are just an amazing discovery , it's quite fascinating how effective they're for depression and stress disorders . Saved my life

[@juttaclemons5002]

​@@heatherldutrow1204 My first shroom trip was really awesome , it felt like I was deep into the sea

[@michaellesniak1310]

​@@juttaclemons5002Shroom microdosing help me overcome my life long addiction to cigarettes and alcohol

[@peterestrada8542]

​@@michaellesniak1310please where can I locate him ? Is he on insta?

[@janeb.burrow2418]

​@@peterestrada8542 Taking two grams was a wonderful experience for me

[@phlave]

I look forward to psychedelics therapy to be available in my Country, too. I've had some experiences that taught me how easily reachable some of my ancient trauma really is, but doing it alone was not great.

[@manicmadpanickedman2249]

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[@bryanutility9609]

Never buy drugs from a stranger

[@amycasida7046]

I do feel like there's a lot to be said about doing group therapy with this kind of thing. Doing "shrooms with friends," no matter how recreational that sounds, really helped me actually feel happier than I've ever felt in my life, just from seeing spinning lights. I feel like this could really seriously treat depression, as long as it's a 'good trip.' But it also makes me fearful if getting into the wrong hands, the impact could be pretty detrimental, not to mention people reliving abusive situations that they had to escape from years ago, and all of that coming to a head. Not to say that that can't work through that using the same therapy. I am just glad that they are finally doing research on it, as it's long overdue.

[@paulbraunstein2290]

I agree; I’ve done it in bad settings and those trips can get scary

[@paulbraunstein2290]

@@amycasida7046 They are extremely helpful, I agree but yea that’s the thing these companies never mention. Tripping has a lot of crazy layers to it and psychs open the mind a bit too much. People really underestimate the power of the mind. Like the only way to actually see the magic of psychs is to take small doses for years and understand the territory. People tend to jump straight in and hence, bad trips. Acid in particular is hard to measure your dose and those shroom chocolate bars hit really hard lol so be careful

[@moodiblues2]

I credit a psychedelic experience when I was a college dropout of twenty in 1970 for immediately changing the course of a losing life into one of terrific accomplishments. I had an epiphany that showed me that when I was a child I wanted to become someone important like my father, who was a physician. I saw why I had become a loser and I saw the path to accomplishments. I immediately reenrolled in college, excelled and entered law school then becoming a Prosecutor of some repute and six years later, a Judge.

[@moodiblues2]

@@metanumia I’ve reached an age where I am nearly immune from those who would be outraged that a twenty year old dropout took stupid risks with his mind and health. So it didn’t require me to be brave in telling my truths, I hope😎

[@warhammerfaction]

Don’t fall for the bot accounts on here great story did you take shrooms?

[@moodiblues2]

@@warhammerfaction Who knows, we were buying whatever they were selling in college at that time. I think it was DMT because it started quickly, was very intense, and over quickly. I guess I was lucky that I wasn’t taking something poisonous. I only tripped a few times and never again after that experience. I became a good boy went back to school and got excellent grades. I eventually became a Judge. Before that experience I was headed no where good😎

[@twatmunro]

No "turn on, tune in and drop out" for the judge then? Yet pretty well everyone I knew (including myself) took the exact opposite direction. I'm guessing your trajectory had far more to do with having a doctor for a father than it did your brief psychedelic experience.

[@moodiblues2]

@@twatmunro well there twat, in my first two years in college I smoke mj daily and with buddies used every drug that came our way. It’s a miracle that we didn’t kill ourselves. Before my trip to epiphany, I tripped weekly on things like LST, DMT, Peyote and other things that made me sick. When I had my epiphany, my parents didn’t support me or pay for school. I worked my way thru college working in a gas station working on cars, life guarding and selling pets at a pet store. I shot to the top of my profession and by 36, I was a County Judge. Now I’m retired on a terrific pension and smoke dope daily. Marijuana is legal here and I use it for both fun and to battle insomnia. If not for that trip,! I might likely have gotten a mediocre job, have loads of children and be fat and stupid. So, yeah, that experience changed the trajectory of my life from crummy to one of accomplishments.

[@Timok67]

Awesome video. I've had multiple mushroom experiences and gained so much insight about myself, the universe and everything in between. The experiences invoke a sense of peace and profound respect for life and existence. Study of these substances are vital, glad that research has returned since the 60s.

[@Timok67]

@Marcell Uche @Araina Santos Screw you scamming scumballs get outta here dumb robots

[@Timok67]

@Loveth stop

[@nmh75556]

I tried 35g of mushrooms within 10mins. It had zero effect apart from slight nausea. I think people shouldn't pin too much on psychedelics. It's not a magical cure, maybe more an illusion

[@ants_in_my_eyes_Wilson]

I swear to gawd I'm like 10 seconds in, and this is my favorite video I've ever seen on youtube. I've only ever done heroic doses. And I've never regretted it personally. Psychedelics have changed my life in such a positive way. Especially lately. It's like it just turns part of me on that is dead otherwise. But allows me to carry things that I learn into the rest of my life. I ended up having to give a presentation to my manager alone, the other day. Made the unwise-ish decision the night before, to eat a half tab of acid. This actually ended up kind of unlocking a long-term career path, massive buy-in from my boss, and his full support and praise for my intelligence and energy and effort. Blows my fucking mind. I felt totally unprepared. Now I think that's just society's stigma...

[@СергейБабаев-у8о]

your boss might had eaten the other tab's half

[@lawrencefrost9063]

Wow you got guts to do acid before that kind of ordeal!

[@unripetomato4312]

"they knew it up here, they could tell you the words, but now they knew it in their heart." This really sums it all up.

[@Seadog889]

20 years suffering with cluster headaches and it cured me.

[@jerm_]

I remember my first heroic dose, ego dissolution, feeling one with everything in the universe. completely life changing experience

[@MrSchweppes]

Amazing!

[@chrissimon3790]

The best way to describe a psychedelic trip in my opinion is it turns up the power of your actions. You get a lot of energy and the things you do or feel have more of an effect. You can go from happy to upset very quickly but it's all with energy. I had heard many people talk about having bad trips but then I tried it myself and at one point had a psychological breakdown but it was needed as I became a better person after. I was being a piece of garbage person who was headed down a road that would only lead to a sad death. Now I'm inspired with the things I do and I try to do my best like I used to. I think the world is constantly bombarding people with dopaminergic activities left and right and we get overstimulated and burned out. It's why I think meditation and practicing mindfulness as well as rigorous exercise is the key to a stable mindset. It's all within your control no matter how bad you feel it is. I was genuinely wondering if I had deep psychological issues due to me constantly sabotaging my life and having no emotional control but I realized when tripping that your mood can change in an instant so why not apply it to real life. Why not reinforce positive attitudes on the daily and truly believe that something like depression or anxiety is just a construct of the imagination. When I said I wasn't depressed i felt something like a lightbulb moment that changed the course of my life forever.

[@neilkazmerski40]

That's awesome my friend, I'm glad you were able to heal!

[@thesubhumancomedy]

Are you trying to say something?

[@thesubhumancomedy]

@kelvinowens2622 I read, I understood, I think.

[@JoseLopez-tl3yt]

Psychedelic mushrooms really healed me years back. These are great healing compounds! When used in proper context.

[@jefferyadams7363]

I've been looking to try some recently, but I can't find anywhere to source, anyone?

[@alanbaker6311]

Sure! doc.jeanne_

[@alanbaker6311]

Yess

[@christianscott4135]

I just had my first experience with golden teachers, it was really great! I loved it.

[@paulwilson1727]

Explaining shrooms ain’t at 💯 until you try them yourself.

[@damiendelgado2513]

Just had a heroic dose recently (10g), most happy and enlightening experience I’ve ever felt

[@therarebreeds77therarebree7]

No 10 g is a real heroic dose not this micro shit. They are talking about on this video. Congrats my friend.😊

[@morebaileyskim]

Just another commenter letting the world know that Ketamine Psychedelic treatments saved my life! I was terrified of doing it (I mean I was so worried about having a bad trip that I decided that had guaranteed it lol) and each session was probably some of the most beautiful experiences I will ever experience. And it allowed me to close the book on my PTSD for good.

[@infowarriorone]

I did my 'heroic dose' on some unknown Mexican mushrooms decades ago in the forest. At some point it stopped being a fun trip and it took me somewhere much different, where I was to learn a lesson. I was taught to see the universe in a new way. And while I had been completely taken out of my mind I still felt not one shred of fear or discomfort. I didn't know if I would ever return, but I felt safe in the good hands of Gaia at the time.

[@Grimspear05]

I am so hungry for more psychedelic information and research videos. Literally the day these come out I'm watching them. Thank you and please keep the information coming!

[@pfco.3328]

Give the book a read "The Immortality Key" Brian Muraresku it will blow your mind

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

They don't want people waking up to the reality 👉The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 👀

[@JessicaWilliams-m3p]

The benefits of psychedelics far outweigh the risk and I feel 10 times better that I used to, more motivated and engaging in a lot more activities, Psychedelic mushrooms really healed me. Totally helped in dealing with my depression from the loss of my kid and illicit pill addiction. I’ve been looking to get some and got it and it was what I needed

[@AlexDestiny-o4b]

*Psychedelic saved my life from Depression and anxiety,all thanks goes to this mycologist who has been my guide during my journey on DMT,he also got other psychedelic stuffs in his store,shipping discreetly worldwide*

[@AlexDestiny-o4b]

{He's on Instagram}

[@JessicaWilliams-m3p]

I have a source already thanks

[@JessicaWilliams-m3p]

mycoshrooms21

[@JessicaWilliams-m3p]

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[@waynedavis2022]

Psychedelic is the answer to most severe anxiety and depression. The use of magic mushrooms completely helps one get over depression and makes you feel like yourself.

[@garysanders9261]

I’ve been thinking to use psychedelics for my anxiety and depression. Anyone know where I can source them?

[@alanbaker6311]

@@garysanders9261Yes, dr_derekk

[@seanwood9463]

I made researches and found out that shrooms are very helpful, it has really helped to reduce anxiety and depression and some other mental health issues.

[@jefferywalker4834]

Is he on instgrm?

[@loganallen2225]

Can he post to the U.K.?