Letting GO of What Once Was | The Pain of Nostalgia

[@northwoodshaman]

The period of my psychedelic adventures was the most moving and profound period of my life so far, by FAR. I slowly grew frightened of the power and energy that was aroused within me through doing the psychedelics, and began to back away, taking time to really integrate and sit with the things that happened throughout it. I feel you 100% man, and I just wanna say that it’s not gone, it’s still within you. The fact that you can cry at the nostalgia of that experience shows that it hasn’t left you at all. It’s still right here. Your heart is still here, your joy is still here, your light and exuberance is still here. It’s all ebbing and flowing, and all we are doing is growing. Thank you for sharing this homie. Again, I really can relate. 80% of my music playlist is mind-blowingly nostalgic to the long, mesmerizing nights of being with the psychedelics. So much has changed about us bro. So much. And it’s for the better. Om 🤍🌌

[@ShadowAscent444]

I appreciate you man. Everything you said is essentially what I’ve experienced similarly. It is for the better. You’ve been there with us since the beginning and I’m really looking forward to talking again.

[@northwoodshaman]

@@ShadowAscent444 same here man 🤍🤍