Psychedelics: effects on the human brain and physiology | Simeon Keremedchiev | TEDxVarna

[@Robertvaquero]

Mushrooms did wonders in my life. I was diagnosed with cptsd since my teenage, spent my whole life fighting cptsd. Also suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. This is something that really need to be use globally to help people with similar health challenges.

[@Kelvin-nw7vj]

Congrats on your recovery. Most persons never realizes psilocybin can be used as a miracle medication to save lives. Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death bud, lets be honest here

[@CollisionScott]

Can you help me with the reliable source. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Spain. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them.

[@RichardFisher-il5hc]

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

[@EdwardGutierrez-gu6mj]

Ive done shrooms last month in my house. It taught me how severely traumatized I was from alcohol. I healed from many mental traumas from my past and was able to forgive, let go. Shrooms to me is a remedy not a vice. I even felt more refreshed the morning after. So no hangovers. No depression mood for days. No anxiety.l now have a more calm mind

[@AsaTillby]

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

[@brandonsikes2678]

psilocybin single handedly saved my life. it's like an antidepressant and a therapist all in one. I decided to keep living.

[@extremeencounter7458]

That’s great to hear. I didn’t expect to, but I coped with my best friends death through the use of an eighth of mushrooms. These drugs can change lives.

[@brandonsikes2678]

@@extremeencounter7458 they really really can man.

[@tikrineloja]

Exactly i have never had money to pay for therapist so shrooms was the only way to help myself

[@wmg5939]

Can you get paranoid with it?

[@rachelvlasak289]

Congrats! And same! I thought I was dying (what I've been wanting for a long time) and I realized, I wanted more time. I realized I wanted to live! what a magical plant! 🪄

[@Linda133-l9u]

Psychedelics can really affect mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression. Personally, they’ve been extremely beneficial for me.

[@MartinaHilton2718]

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

[@ThompsonCarter-z9i]

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

[@Castillo-x1t]

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

[@AndrewParker-ss9li]

Yes, and TikTok

[@Johnson-h1d]

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

[@BenjaminWilliams-h7v]

I remember few years back after my wife died, I was left alone with 3 kids. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with bipolar. Not until a friend recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment changed my life for better. I can proudly say i'm totally clean for 4years and still counting. Always look to nature for solution to tough problems, Shrooms are phenomenal.

[@OliverJames-h2y]

I love hearing great life changing stories like this. I want to become a mycologist because honestly mushrooms are the best form of medicine (most especially the psychedelic ones) There are so many people today used magic mushrooms to ween off of SSRI medication- its amazing! Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death buddy, lets be honest here.

[@MarkJones-e6m]

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 can't wait to get them too. Really need a reliable source. 🙏

[@NosbsushKsoshrgib]

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

[@NosbsushKsoshrgib]

Yes he's doctormaxshrooms. I know few friends who no longer suffer ptsd and anxiety with the help of shrooms.

[@NoahLucas-j3p]

Thanks for sharing this great information, this would help my daughter

[@MrThetrollking]

Mushrooms to me are like counseling sessions where the counselor knows every single detail of your life.

[@bobbydoyle7036]

@@chevchelios3904 The mushroom

[@Colonelhaydeemew]

FR man, it's like a counseling session with your hyper-aware self, truly an enlightening experience.

[@D.Will.C.]

And a lot CHEAPER!! 😂😎

[@DiscoMouse]

Right on the money in my (limited) experience. It was like an aggressive session I wasn’t allowed to walk out on.

[@michaelrivera5318]

zachary gutierrez haha. Never read something more true lol

[@RyanGary-d9b]

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

[@SeanRoger-k4e]

Hey mate, can someone help me with the source?

[@RussellJuan-q9v]

doctorcyruss is your guy, got all psychedelics and the most knowledgeable that i know.

[@DestNoah]

He's on telgram?

[@RussellJuan-q9v]

Yes, and tiktok

[@JimmyBowen-l3h]

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

[@Earbly]

Another tip for a trip. Give your trip a distinct intent. Try and give a strong association between the substance and your intention for taking the trip. "To explore myself". "To become more connected to those around me". Keep it short, probably one sentence. And focus strongly on that intention. I even look at the substance before taking it, bestowing this sort of strong association. Then consume the substance, and take a couple seconds to focus on your intention for the trip again. Then go about whatever you were going to do. Don't fret over it, it will work as a beautiful guide for your trip. It's choosing which direction you're going to roll the snowball down the hill. So choose wisely and genuinely. I feel this is never mentioned in psychedelic advice, and myself only sort of randomly thought up this helpful step before my last 3-4 trips. But those last ones were a spiritual and existential goldmines. Deep inner and outer deliberations on what exactly makes up the build of my "living existence". This does sort of fit into the set of your mind in set/setting. But I feel it is almost it's own important and distinct step because it is so powerful and influential on your journey

[@DaveSimkus]

I know this is old but that is a good trip tip. I find that by preparing yourself even months in advance and writing down questions you want to explore during your trip is a great way to get a lot of value out of the experience. Of course when you are tripping you might completely disregard all your preparations but having notes reminding you what your sober self would like to know can put you on a mission. This also can work with marijuana to a similar degree.

[@bohobabie5987]

Perfectly stated! I also recommend talking or in some way communicating with the substance, almost in an animistic way. Maybe in a letter or some dedicated journal entries...maybe with some automatic writing.

[@imagin.e.ternity]

I agree.

[@alexalani10110]

Well said!

[@stevenf5902]

I’m going to try this! I’ve been looking for a method to make it more “focused” and “intentional,” thanks!

[@brooklynbaywatch6256]

I have been depressed for a long time, but after taking shrooms 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.

[@remyscott6296]

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

[@amelialucy8778]

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

[@remyscott6296]

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

[@JohnSmith-kq3xn]

Hello Can he be reached on IG?

[@remyscott6296]

Yes doc.brentttt

[@blackhole4]

Tried shrooms for the first time a week ago and had an amazing experience. I was battling bad depression due to being in the military and after taking the shrooms they opened my mind and released emotions I’ve had hidden for years. I feel much better mentally now.

[@spacelatch231]

im going to enter in the military now and i am in the same situation. Any advice? I would like to be a militar but im scared of leaving this peaceful civil life

[@ChattingwithKev]

Same man, it's beautiful

[@strekenstreken4887]

@@ChattingwithKev did your emotions release themselves by thought, crying or a combination of the two or something else altogheter?

[@ChattingwithKev]

@@strekenstreken4887 by thought and talking about life

[@strekenstreken4887]

@@ChattingwithKev it's amazing stuff

[@loopbasedzero]

it's nice to hear someone discredit the pharmacological action of anti-depressants in an intelligent way.

[@sargent_mahoney5278]

loop based zero yes

[@Anna-xu9nl]

I agree with you 100% My condition before antidepressants was mild depression cause by life circumstances, after I went off antidepressants I have severe depression with suicidle ideation, plus list of other symptoms i never had before. I feel my brain has been injured. The way he explains it makes perfect sense, antidepressants caused damage to tissue.

[@Cbd_7ohm]

There is nothing inherently wrong with sris. Kanna is the best one IMO. It's natural too.

[@Cbd_7ohm]

@@Anna-xu9nl Kanna has many neuroprotective effects.

[@loopbasedzero]

@@Cbd_7ohm Thank you for turning me on to Kanna, so far I've only used St Johns Wort.

[@kidcudi908]

good or bad trip, your gonna learn so much about yourself if you do this

[@NumbCornsGG]

@Erik Costanzo Lager sometimes it's you that causes the depression. it cured my dysthymia on my 2nd trip. had a bad trip 2 days ago, while tripping with my brother and cousin. my brother was the one who made me feel better and we just constantly talking while enjoying the nature down our block. i appreciate my brother more now.

[@thedarkriver1]

totally agree!

[@Hrema]

On my bad trip I learned how fragile out mind is. I got "incepted" with irrational fears and thoughts that it took years to get rid of. Psychadelics are not to be taken lightly!

[@Kevoo.]

True I had my first experience 2 days totally life changing

[@theotormon]

@@Hrema Hear you there. I feel like I am finally coming out the other side.

[@Crystal-od5is]

"We, as conscious beings on this planet, have the genetic obligation to never stop exploring and never stop learning about ourselves." Beautifully said.

[@afarensis79]

I don’t understand why this obligation has to be “genetic”

[@Crystal-od5is]

@@afarensis79 just to show that it's ingrained into our core, down to our cells. It's in our nature, basically.

[@bryanmax-fg7vq]

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[@bryanmax-fg7vq]

They sell the best shrooms, dmt, lsd and other psychedelic products and ship discreetly to any location of the world 🍄🌍

[@waqman666]

every time he says "in my opinion" i hear "from my experience" :D

[@umerzoyltd]

Waqas Ali what u doing buddy

[@LakotaCat]

hopefully he has experienced them. i would hate for phychologicists (and others) to be talking about this and not have had any trips/sessions. :-)

[@theworksofstephenmckimmie4972]

Haha same

[@johnnywalker91]

Hahaha sooo true !

[@barefooterin2817]

Yes! Ha ha! He is way to intricate, empassioned and entirely convinced that these "reports" cannot put into words the experience. How would he know that if he hasn't been taking them. Lmao

[@morgancr1993]

Psilocybin mushroom has also shown effectiveness at easing fear and anxiety in people with terminal cancer.

[@coryflores4964]

came out of the experience feeling rejuvenated with a new found appreciation for life and nature.

[@snuffdog2945]

Been looking to try shrooms how do you get yours ?

[@Ericbrown-se3kx]

Heard so much about magic mushrooms I'lld like to give it a try please where do I get?

[@coryflores4964]

doc_hayles

[@coryflores4964]

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[@antonystringfellow5152]

The loss of 'self' is one the most profound effects in my experience. That and the honesty and depth of the self-reflection. It's like you've become someone else but with access to all the memories and together that enables you to see who/what you really are and see/judge yourself from a third person perspective. That can be quite a sobering experience - all your faults laid bare - nothing is hidden. What you learn during this time is not easily forgotten after the experience, which is definitely a good thing - it can motivate you to change and become a better person. He's right about the intensity - it's an amazing experience but not one that you'd want to last too long or repeat too frequently. If you do, you'll soon find yourself longing for 'reality' again - and your old self. A bit like a trip to the theme park - some rides you may absolutely love, but that doesn't mean you'd want to stay on the ride all day long, every day of the week ....urghhh!

[@RHINO41153]

All world leaders should be "Required" to take it before taking office... let it be their "Oath of office"... what a wonderful world.

[@moshpitsandbongrips6998]

RHINO41153 heroic doses only

[@OldHickory7]

I always argue that they should put it into the drinking water. Why stop at fluoride? If the government is going to medicate its population with fluoride, they should at least give people a healthy drug like psilocybin shrooms. Of course I don't believe that they should put any drug into the water supply. But I do believe that everyone should ingest mushrooms at least a few times in their life. And it's a crime that it is illegal. It is the cure to most mental issues. Truly Manna from Heaven

[@Sunshine_Daydream222]

That's the best idea I've heard in years! Maybe make them do it in a sensory deprivation area...

[@tonyfrangos99]

They should be required to take much poison of any kind, as long as it is a lethal dose.

[@tristanhaile]

Regardless if they take it- it doesn't always work the same for everyone.. some people have profound experiences while others just have fun.

[@Benjamin72297]

The best description I ever heard of acid was that it made the world feel like you were a kid again, I had no idea that science would find it to be true

[@stargazer2042]

True. It takes your emotional control back several years too. Also slows down your visual cortex permanently. Your vision won't be as sharp afterward. Avoid higher doses.

[@Benjamin72297]

@@stargazer2042 Haha it’s funny you mention that. I “know someone” who came across the opportunity to take a mystery dose that my neighbor had. That mystery dose turned out to be heroic. Thankfully he and his girlfriend were both experienced enough to know how to handle it and from what he told me, it was an absolutely life changing experience for both of them. Vision’s doing fine but he had 20/20+ beforehand. Emotional control on the other hand is an interesting topic. I don’t recall him having any real outbursts as of late, and seems to be doing great overall. Will update later if I notice any changes though.

[@indigopsycho]

@@stargazer2042 funny cause after a summer of tripping on good acid my visions actually clearer and crispier now

[@alainrock2696]

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[@elseless]

having used both LSD and shrooms in my 20s (many, many years ago…) i can verify that was def my experience - acid made us feel like kids again… discovering everything for the first time. Mushrooms, however, made you feel ancient, wise and connected to everything. Both actually do give you a feeling of connectedness but in different ways. Acid makes you feel like there’s no such thing as a coincidence. Whereas mushrooms you can actually see the lines of connectedness. I hope that made sense lol

[@paullampl1]

very underrated talk

[@mvvagner]

He did a very good job, indeed.

[@HABLA_GUIRRRI]

yeah but my wise ass dealer down the pub sounds even more cewl an clever innit an hes neva even used drugs see hes so natrally stoned all the time yeah like real superior soul like ..

[@Dumbpuppet101]

Jonnie Luscombe i swear I see ur comment on like two other videos lol

[@luckyadeloye3452]

One of the best talks on Tedx and Ted Talk. It is really for a metaphysical mind. "Decrease in blood flow in the default mode ....." Read my stroke of insight by Dr. Jill Bolte.

[@odinsonthered9226]

Jacob Watson not everything is black or white. That's like telling someone who is professionally diagnosed with clinical depression to just stop feeling that way. A lot of times it's a lack of serotonin so it's not possible to achieve the feeling of joy. All the trash drugs prescribed by doctors and pushed by big pharma, all have the side effect of increased suicidal thoughts. That's it is ridiculous. Ever been injured and prescribed a pain killer? That's literally opium or heroine. Psilocybin can be microdosed, which doesn't get you high or trip, it attaches to your serotonin and allows you to feel more joy, to achieve a happiness without being in a haze and potentially killing yourself. I'm sure you'll argue with drugs are bad, if you can't feel happy like other people you're just not trying." Don't speak of what you don't know kid. You can wake up in the morning and hum and skip around your house, some of us wake up and think that eating a bullet would be serenity. Consider yourself lucky

[@triggerwarning5025]

Psychedelics helped me with depression and social anxiety. its not a drug, its a tool!

[@derikson6594]

ShpookyBear369 Check dutch sites and you can order it from there or just ask your friends and they will give you contact on someone who posses them, also they grow all around the world, so you can learn how to "hunt" them .... But if you really want to try them make sure you are mentally healthy, have good set and setting and if you never had experience with psychs make sure you have sober tripsitter and do your own research, I would recommend PsychedSubstance channel, he has many great videos on it ;)

[@ashleytaylor994]

How many grams?

[@neighbor472]

ShpookyBear369 research dark net markets, they’re legit even though it doesn’t seem like it, you just have to learn how to use them

[@arthurfonzarelli9828]

@Casey Sims happy hear this for you. Still doing it? If so, how has it all went?

[@missionpupa]

except its a drug.

[@darylsmith5930]

Psychedelics used responsibly can unlock the psyche. They have helped me to get to the core of my neurotic depressive thinking. I will go on to become a strong leader for others with grace and compassion now.

[@bernardo0601ify]

Daryl Smith im trying to accomplish the same

[@bohobabie5987]

What is your psychedelic regime if I may ask please?

[@aaronvapes8192]

lol howd that work out for you

[@darylsmith5930]

Boho Babie apologies for the year late reply, I never got a notification of your comment. I smoke DMT maybe twice a year, 3 times max. It shows me the work I need to do on myself, and what I need to accomplish to be of service to others within my profession as an education professional. I will microdose shrooms when I can get a hold of them, literally 0.2g up to 0.5g when I feel like it. I was microdosing 10mg of acid for a while to get some writing done, and although it was a stimulating cognitive enhancer, it did feel aggressive and twitchy. I’d stay away from acid and stick to the natural psychedelics. You can’t go wrong with DMT and Shrooms if used wisely and scheduled in to your life with ritual intent.

[@SirHefferlot581]

Best thing is: You don't need to be sick to have benefitial effects of psychedelics usage :)

[@mvvagner]

benefishal*

[@terrareign2438]

mvvagner?

[@SJNaka101]

mvvagner lol beneficial

[@PeregrineMoss]

How can you do them without feeling sick?

[@simeonkeremedchiev2482]

Make sure you don't eat any food at least 6-8 hours before a trip. I usually fast the whole day before a big time trip. Also, if you are going for a big dose, I'd advise you to remove meat from your diet AT LEAST a week before a trip. It may make a massive difference to some people, not all though. Shrooms have levels and your preparation is kind of different for all of them. You can have a 1g-1.5g without that much prep, but I've found that anything 3.5+ (depending on experience) is always worth of prep. Aaaaand, yes, marijuana. Weed can help you reduce any sickness you might feel. I always feel sick even at lower doses, so I have had to learn to manage it.

[@az5655]

Got rid of sever depresion I had for 15 years with the help of these. ❤️🙏

[@bryanmax-fg7vq]

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[@bryanmax-fg7vq]

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[@nickvaeremans5764]

Did you microdose? Or did you really had a trip, and how much did you do it?

[@timfisher7211]

I cannot lie. Mushrooms took me from a bad place mentally, physically, and spiritually, and then put me into an amazing one. Without that experience I wouldn’t be where I am today in life.

[@montesa9136]

@Tim Fisher - how long did it last?

[@montesa9136]

@Sharks @Sharks - Yeah! .... that's my take on them too. I would love to try them one day, but I can't find anyone to mentor me or advise me on them.

[@montesa9136]

@Sharks @Sharks - I'm in British Columbia, Canada

[@montesa9136]

@Sharks @Sharks - I wish we could exchange emails. You sound like the kind of resource I need. Is it possible to exchange contact info? I suffer from Severe Major Depressive Disorder, how about you?

[@montesa9136]

@Sharks @Sharks - I'm confused as to what happened? I was very grateful for your input .... Thank You! The last I remember, I was wondering if you would want to exchange contact info? It would be easier to talk via email. However, I'm not even sure it's possible to exchange emails here?

[@jackchance3371]

psychedelics truly are beneficial. even if you have a bad trip your still gonna come away with a life changing message.

[@ThereIsNoGodOnlyUs]

I've never had a bad trip. I don't believe in them.

[@RosieWilliamOlivia]

I've heard a bad trip is you connecting to the subconscious you do not want to hear or connect to at all and that's why its bad. I believe that.

[@inviktus1983]

@@RosieWilliamOlivia It(unconscious mind)'s like a great yawning chasm filled with death and despair. That's how your conscious mind views it at least.

[@RosieWilliamOlivia]

@@inviktus1983 hmmm... I'll mull that over.

[@porkypig7850]

@@RosieWilliamOlivia what is hidden then ? I know I don't like my job and sometimes I stress over my weight my job makes me depressed

[@ferdinand12347]

been taking psilocibine for half a year, now i enjoy cooking myself insted of asking for delivery, i take more care about myself, my health, started the gym, change the coca cola for water, im more responsable at my work, im in a better mode and have a better relationship with others, and the best part, i dont even asked to do all those things, it just seams so easy to do all these things

[@AayushXP1000]

Brother please explain how much you do it and how many times a month

[@codemiesterbeats]

In my experiences I quite literally recall "thinking bigger" it was like my brain opened up and allowed a larger birds eye view of everything. I even visualized it with connections in my brain like wires, and how the words we speak are wireless transmissions of information and how that is really quite profound that we can understand (or at least interpret the experiences of others)

[@bryanmax-fg7vq]

They sell the best shrooms, dmt, lsd and other psychedelic products and ship discreetly to any location of the world 🍄🌍

[@rideorfly13]

I was given Prozac at 14 years old. I’m 28 now and something hasn’t been right since my mid teens. It shows as extreme generalized anxiety but I know that that isn’t my fate forever. I’m planning on using psilocybin mushrooms in the next 4-6 months and I am genuinely excited to feel like me again

[@snargliavandenis7388]

did u take it? how it was?

[@BadreddineBousseta]

Any updates please?

[@rideorfly13]

@@BadreddineBousseta 5 months without a single anti depressant, it was a phenomenal experience of which I have done 3 times since

[@BadreddineBousseta]

@@rideorfly13 That's just awesome man, no anxiety at all?

[@rideorfly13]

@@BadreddineBousseta I can’t honestly say that my anxiety has gone completely, it’s just that’s it’s 10x more manageable and is massively reduced on a general day to day level. It really has been life changing.

[@aaronmaloney8282]

i had this experience, definitely woke me up ! tears were rolling down my face, probably one of the most influential nights of my life ...but i couldn't stop telling people about it , that's the only down side of having a life changing trip , you can't shut up about it, everyone just thinks your crazy ..

[@DrewP255]

while none of this information was new to me personally, It is vitally important that we lift the stigma associated with these symptoms, and I am really happy to see more of this sort of thing out there!

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[@dollarsignfrodofan77]

"Truly, I say to you, unless you turn and become like children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven"

[@arielavalos7514]

dollarsignfrodofan77 Children are not dogmatic.

[@adannada7563]

What if (I'm just saying), what if Jesus tried the magic mushrooms? What if (i'm just saying), what if Holy Cow it's just a pointer to where to find the way to the kingdom of heaven, I mean, the way to the magic mushrooms? Just saying...

[@jonahsmith7038]

Adán Nada maybe Adam and Eve ate some kind of psychedelic substance.. the Bible doesn’t say it was an apple... it was a fruit. Maybe the fruit had DMT or something special inside of it, in order to change the human genotype. Studies show that psychedelics actually can change the DNA structure of our genetics ...

[@jonahsmith7038]

Mike Knight I honestly don’t know. But I would love to talk more to you about this controversial issue.

[@FaughtyEmit]

dollarsignfrodofan77 there was a whole lot of psyc use in the bible. Search ‘getting high with the most high - Danny Nemu’. Very interesting talk.

[@katharinapretzl799]

I just had my first Ayahuasca experience last weekend which consisted of 3 ceremonies. This was the most outstanding and most significant thing I've ever done in my life! I gained deep insights into my subconsciousness, found the root of my anxiety and felt extreme love, extreme sadness and extreme emotional pain. Ayahuasca is a teacher, a medicine and a tool with a great healing potential. Not a drug. I'll take it again!

[@viniciuschaves9736]

Awesome talk, man. Really glad I found this. It's funny how many prosper and ancient civilizations used it and were much more spiritually evolved than us used psychedelics and now, we're farther then ever from these concepts, and the stigma continues... I can only imagine how must be an experience like that of psychedelics, and one day would like to try it when the time is right. I think it can be an incredible tool for our consciousness to use and evolve Thanks for the talk man, peace

[@osearthesp]

All part of the conspiracy, specifically the great calculated dumbing down of the masses... :(

[@Window4503]

More spiritually evolved?? They practiced temple prostitution and child sacrifice. How much do you actually know about these ancient religions?

[@omarlopez3509]

Psychedelics changed my life forever, they opened my mind and helped me find peace In myself and others ..

[@BClare-et6cv]

I had a very very bad Acid trip a few years ago which lead to PTSD a few months later. I believe it was because I straight away took MDMA after my Acid trip and didn't give my brain time to deal with what had just happened to me. It all began when I watched Waking Life one night and it triggered me to re-live the feelings I had in the trip. I began to shake and cry and convulse with fear on the floor of my bedroom floor. I had no idea what was happening to me - all I perceived was an intense flood of fear of just 'being' itself. I was so scared to keep living and even more scared of death. I had around 7 panic attacks daily for about 6 months. Life lost all meaning for me and the only thing that helped was meditative breathing techniques. No amount of consoling from my partner, family or friends made any difference and the world around me seemed like an alien universe. I questioned everything and lost any desire to do the things I loved. I saw a psychologist but she was no help and all day I researched what could possibly be happening to me. I was so scared I had ruined my life and desperately looked for an answer. Nobody understood the hell I was living every day and I felt so alone. Slowly I forced myself to start painting again. It really helped me and gave my overactive mind something to focus on that was calming. That and reading about the brain and reading books on Buddhism, understanding the brain and the mind. Over time I began to develop techniques for keeping the fear at bay. Now when I feel that specific existential fear come up (which is extremely rare) instead of letting it take over, I look at it almost like a box, I recognise it is there and I choose not to open it. It then goes away. I am now a totally different person than I was before the panic attacks. A much better person. Going through this experience helped me in so many ways and I am grateful for it. I have far less fear in my every day life and the social anxiety which I had my whole life is near non existent. I am far more confident and much stronger. I deal with things in life much better and I look forward to starting my day as opposed to sleeping in until 12:00 like I used to. I started my own business and care less about how I appear to others. I also have a lot more compassion for others and understand what it is like to extremely suffer. I believe that psychedelics are very very powerful tools and must be respected. I would not take back what happened and I hope that one day the legal use of plant medicines will help people. I also believe that we often grow through great adversity and our brains need a big kick up the arse sometimes to truely change. I write this in hopes that if anyone else is experiencing what I went through they may read it and know not to give up hope of being normal and happy again. I see this experience now as a gift.

[@maxgorlov1243]

B.Clare I went through a very similar thing. And the thing you wrote that stood out was the loss of social anxiety. Same here! I just don't feel awkward or like I'm self-monitoring all the time any more; I'm much less shy. It's great, right? 😊

[@maxgorlov1243]

B.Clare And btw, I'm a year into recovery and possibly better than before the panic attacks! I know the exact kind of existential fear that you mean, and I pray that others never have to feel it.

[@BClare-et6cv]

So great to hear!

[@greenelf912]

B.Clare thank you for writing this. It resonates with a very similar experience that I had but it was induced by a bushman shaman sans psychedelics, just by energy, but in response to my question to him about a psychoactive plant that they use that I am doing research on. I was given an ego death experience that threw me into PTSD for years before it was diagnosed and I atladt had a grip on what was going on. Closest thing to a spell I've ever come across. Now I am on the other side of the dark woods I realise what a gift he gave me when I asked him, how do you use this plant...he threw me over the cliff into the abyss and said find your way out. I actually through an incredible series of coincidences ended up takung the plant I had gone to speak to him about to begin my journey back to myself. The trauma must be defused from the reptile survival hypocampus to stop it hijacking the higher minds thoughts. That was the begining of my recovery from PTSD.EMI..eye movement integration..its not a woowoo therapy, your eye movements belie the trauma buried in your ancient brain when triggers are mentioned. You need a trained person to do this . Hope this helps some one stuck in trauma mind with the incessant, exhausting thought noise. You must start crawling your way back to sanity, and don't ever lose heart. Healer heal thyself.

[@Nautilus1972]

Psilocybin isn't acid .... stick to mushrooms.

[@scottjohnson9846]

I took mushrooms tonight ☺️ ive had the best time with myself.... so peaceful and relaxed with who I truely are... this trip has shown me my complete journey with self.

[@muatorzeah620]

Where did you get it from?

[@yudilasangtam9905]

I never knew about this my whole life. I strongly feel that me coming across this video today is a message from the Universe. 😌🍀❤️

[@psykoj]

it is :) have a wonderful trip!

[@noneofyourbusiness5433]

"Bad" trips are the BEST trips. The harder they are the happier I am because I learn so much. They are absolutely life changing.....

[@humansareokay6870]

Is there anything you do to keep yourself calm during them? This is my fear, that I'll go crazy with panic - and not knowing what to do about that if it happens is the only thing stopping me from trying it. I suffer from anxiety already.

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[@0.-.0.-.0]

I've always explained tripping on shrooms as "feeling like you're five again" and also that it's a "reset button." It's amazing that what I intuited, the science backs up!

[@Thecheckmate777]

Near death experience woke me up, changed my life. Everything is Ultimately theory and no human being truly knows anything beyond that, we all have our own filter on reality in this illusion we call life.

[@lawtalk5665]

Thecheckmate777 I’m currently studying NDE’s. Can I hear about your experience?

[@lzszl]

Hold on mate, thats utter rubish.. i only know theories? The sun is bright, just a theory. I Need to breathe to live, just a theory.. etc, etc

[@redemptionofthebeast50]

Thecheckmate777 *IS LSD DANGEROUS?*

[@vvv2k12]

@@lzszl that is our human understanding of life...truth can be far off

[@ishaanrao4184]

vvv2k12 exactly, truth and what we believe to be true and two entirely different things

[@zyralive6215]

Psychedelics must be easily accessible and taken yearly. I have read and heard amazing things about these but still haven't gotten the chance to try them.

[@carrieyoung3428]

I smoked DMT last Friday. I have not smoked nicotine since and I was a pack a day smoker. I tried NRT, Hypnosis and Champix (Varenicline) but DMT has made it work. I do get feelings that I am missing nicotine, but the higher centres of my brain are in full control now. I am not recommending anybody take DMT to cure nicotine addiction but I am recommending researching DMT for nicotine addiction.

[@arielavalos7514]

Carrie Young I smoke 2 packs a day, And I dont even try to quit. But I see hope in DMT, one day I'll take it.

[@carrieyoung3428]

Ariel Avalos before you take it have a purpose for example to heal addiction. It worked for me and it was an amazing experience. Its better than smoking yourself into an early grave. Good luck!

[@LakotaCat]

there are lots of studies (john hopkins university and others) showing that dmt and psilocybin can cure additions like smoking and drinking. its amazing! and its a crime they are illegal.

[@emilyasiam5958]

@Carrie Young Did you go into the experience with the intention of healing nicotine addiction ? I smoke alot before and after alot of DMT experience.. but feel if there was the intention it would work? I did successfully come off meth using DMT but went in fully on that intention. Super interested in your experience 💗

[@barefooterin2817]

Lol.

[@carpenter1274]

I seen flowers at night that were literally glowing.1 of the most amazing things I've ever seen.

[@aaronkennedy5387]

'I seen flowers at night that were literally glowing'. Sounds like a line from "A Hard Rains Gonna' Fall" by Dylan.

[@darren832]

I have been through a lot of bad situations in life that have taken their toll, childhood, military family issues. Can honestly day that I feel like psychedelics have helped me a lot. I feel like I have been able to deal with a lot of issues that I couldn't get my head around or move on from and I feel like my outlook has changed on things and my life.

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@Darren - how long did it last?

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Magic mushrooms gave me a meaning to my life. Best deep experience ever.

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Bought mine in an online store

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[@criminalvictory]

We need to go back into studying psychs on humans

[@starkidphvntom4722]

In good ways tho

[@stephanedolaislefort1790]

I agree with all you said. I've been through psychedelic experiences since the last 30 years, along with a regular Yoga and workout practice. There is so much to learn about life and meaning of life. Thanks God to have this opportunity in that life.

[@thedarkriver1]

i have tripped a few times. EVERYTHING becomes theatre. Extremely eye opening. In a positive way. Everything seems to become very simplistic and personal potential just becomes surreal. Attention to detail is WOW

[@richardmeza2052]

MOM

[@millaire81]

Wow ! What an absolute gem 💎 of a talk this was ❤ I started micro dosing magic 🪄 mushrooms 🍄 a few weeks ago and i truly never felt better in my life ! Thanks 🙏 to simeon for speaking the truth and help others human being feel better about themselves and others…. Priceless

[@mlucyk]

Happy for you. I’ve had treatment resistant depression for 3 decades. I ordered shrooms over the internet and they come in tomorrow. Hoping for the same, for myself.

[@petermikhail8452]

that is really good! happy for you, i'm starting microdosing in a week, any tips?

[@legendofpersia]

weed helped me snap out of my depression, come up with innovative ideas to turn my life around. Though it comes with heavy responsibility, weed consumption literally helps me appreciate what I have

[@porkypig7850]

Comes with what ?

[@marcelmcrae668]

@Sydney Barrett makes me wanna try but i would never

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[@Systemizer]

as someone who has taken LSD & mushrooms he is spot on about the trip, a truly unique experience that can potentially be quite frightening but you learn A LOT about yourself and about other people...

[@ellliotnostalgic]

on a shroom trip come down while I listen to this, pretty eye opening.

[@anasibndawood6696]

Elliot Nunez trip? Why trip

[@extremeencounter7458]

Anas Ibn dawood that’s what it’s called....

[@ericahurtado5218]

Elliot Nunez same

[@aaronvapes8192]

same 3 yrs later

[@MB-jg4tr]

Entheogenic healing and insight should not be underestimated! Much love&light from California.

[@rickfisher8974]

Get out and have your family and friends vote for this medicine so many need.

[@capta1ngorlami198]

Extremely well spoken, these substances let you perceive yourself and life around you in a deeper sense.

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[@phillyanne518]

Love everything he’s saying. Wish he’d take a breath.

[@aaronmaloney8282]

makes me very emotional when i watch this video , mushrooms changed my life ... 😍🍄🌎🌙💫

[@JuanJacinto]

10:53 that moment when acid kicks in

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lmfaaooo!!!

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Juan Jacinto 😂😂

[@skylersong6086]

flashback lol.. jk i've yet to have one n i went hard

[@blacksk4]

"Recreational" - Sure a psychedelic trip can be anything but rest but the word "re-creational" actually fits it very well in my opinion. When taking a psychedelic trip one is to make a profound experience. Therefore the patterns of thinking and perceiving are about to change, they re-create.

[@budmec4985]

ccommon THIS is a very underrated comment, hats off

[@brandonsuttan2938]

If you go by the definition of rec-reational. It is using it for fun like when people drink at parties. I personally don't use it that way because it will teach me a lesson. I meditate and listen to music. Its rare for me to have a difficult time when i do that. I do reflect on things i want to get over or improve. Like my PTSD and the symptoms.

[@MariJ487]

This dude has more to say than he is saying there. Understandable, that he holds back, but sad, that we still have to hold back in front of so many people with this most important thing....

[@ACH-g3n]

haha I love this guy. HIM: This is not a talk recommending psychedelics ALSO HIM: *recommends them with every fibre of his being* Stay woke, Simeon.

[@lizettcastruita3119]

Truly amazing talk. I feel your passion through my screen. It makes me happy to read such positive comments. If you're reading this. Hi :) lol

[@positivitynest695]

If you want to do this, make sure you know how to relax, handle pain and accept yourself.

[@charityjustus431]

this is crucial !!

[@stargazer2042]

You'll temporarily loose those abilities during a trip. Even people who have done several trips will have scary trips eventually.

[@auronkardek]

handle pain ???

[@sinsemiliasam14]

This is one of the best videos on psychedelic substance out there, with our job to educate people to let them know that this stuff is actually medicine it's helping people and it has helped people since pre-recorded history there's a reason it's here there's a reason that we're so attracted to these magical substances that take us to new heights the take us to new Realms that take us to New Dimensions of ourselves

[@desertweasel6965]

I would hardly say it's one of the best videos on psychedelics.

[@3rdeyeshine94]

Joe Rogan needs him on his podcast

[@snargliavandenis7388]

After LSD i got reset, i break up with my gf in 2020, it was really hard for me, i couldn''t listen my old music, was really depressed, i didn't love myself, i didn't love what i do, but my first trip on 2021 december was really life changing, i can listen again my music, i really can love my self, i really wanna do something for myself, i started listen other genres, i started to understand my emotions, and a lot of other positive stuff, now i can go outside and say "you know what i think everything is beautiful", no negativity, this stuff really can help with a lot of things

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[@ThePorcupine22]

Admirations for the presentation. I will be glad if we start a movement in Bulgaria about this. I currently live in the Netherlands and I'm microdosing. I'm doing this for 2 months now and I have the best results than years of trying different things.

[@javajoe_gaming9923]

My experiences with psychedelics have been the most lasting and impactful experiences of my life and have changed me for the better. Do not fear your own mind .. explore it

[@CocoaBeachLiving]

Excellent presentation! With the appropriate setting, psychodelics provide you with the tools to make yourself a more enlightened and productive person, period.

[@castromoore4476]

I can't find a source anywhere for any good psychedelics in my area, I suffer some pretty bad depression and i got a chance to try K and man it was a miracle substance, I felt free, the only high or euphoria was from the relief of my vices being released, that's exactly what it did

[@gigssloan745]

The psychedelic experience is temporary but many people have permanent results.

[@omegalin6972]

My first shrooms trip was really awesome, it felt like i was deep into the sea

[@timpeter3111]

I had 3.5grams dried lemon tek most beautiful experience ever!

[@PedroLucas-oc3wk]

Mushrooms completely turned my life around my anxiety and panic attack disappeared and my personality changed into a much more generous and loving person

[@divinakate9710]

/malachi_tripp/ Got psych's

[@captainheinie6355]

Great video. Thank you . People need to know .the truth. I have been suffering for over many, many years ,(50) years , with PTSD, from Childhood memories , also from being in a war situations , while serving in the Armed Forces . Have also taken tablets from the Doctor, and had counselliing nothing worked . Have not had a good sleep for years in years . Last week . Psychedelics worked for 'me'. WOW. sorry I did not do it sooner. I will do it again. for sure. How I feel, I sleep better, I do not have nightmares. I can focus much better. along with many things I have not been able to do.Stopped crying. feel more confident, in myself. I am a new man. it's Fantastic . Just useful information .

[@poetryme7383]

Psilocybin: The greatest single contribution to human neuro-genesis.

[@edesquire1912]

Does nuerogenisis begin right away??

[@unaluv88]

Very well explained, grateful, thank you for spreading the word, onelove!

[@lefoxmethodstudiouk]

I'm on lsd right now. (0:

[@useodyseeorbitchute9450]

Then finally all those comments under videos started making sense... ;)

[@mrtena]

same

[@nicolascamacho319]

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[@whatsupbudbud]

Nope, you're not. Computer screens are just random shiny light sources when tripping and serve no purpose. Watching the clouds play with each other is more interesting. In fact, that's what happened in my first trip. I tried to make it perfect, got some relaxing music going, dl's a couple movies, had a friend over and all that. Ended up chilling for 8 hours in my lazy chair, watching the clouds and having a wide smile on my face. Just try it, preferably with friends in a forest.

[@whatsupbudbud]

@Astronaut I like shrooms but they're a bit too cerebral for me. I.e. I use them very seldom whereas LSD is more managable in that it can be dosed properly and even microdosed to facilitate productive work without tripping balls.

[@onenonlysarahd5158]

I'm coming out of my seat with excitement with the facts, I mean, it's undeniable truth and it deserves to be shared, this kind of information!! Its time to get our facts straight, especially if you're affected by mental health challenges, depression, addiction, etc.. there's a huge problem in the way we treat addiction, very outdated, and we're being Told what to do, not the other way around. It's time for a real positive change, folks..

[@Catchmarley]

My Cilent blessed me with shoorms for the first time a month ago and I gotta stay I never felt that level of happiness before I was laughing dancing singing being a child again ,it felt so good. I wasn't worried about yesterday or Tomorrow I was HERE .

[@InteractiveIdea]

Correction: There is no physical addiction the way it is with cocaine, alcohol and cigarettes, but there is an addiction the same way addiction to video games is. it's a desirable experience.

[@eliteextremophile8895]

Addiction to video games is more or less the same as addiction to substances. If you're killing time or relaxing and your life doesn't evolve around gaming, it's not an addiction. There's no neurological proof for neurotic addiction unless substance is heavily neurotoxic, like alcohol. So, there's only psychological addiction and rare cases of bad neurotoxic addictions. What I mean is, tobacco for example isn't any more addictive than gaming until you're smoking hundreds of cigarettes per day. It's our social behavior that creates these ideas of addiction. Or the lack of intimate social structure in many cases and ultimately the conditioning. Psychedelics are very different from other substances and could be called as anti-addictive substances too. Reason for that revolves around the fact that they act more or less as 'sobering' experience. People tend to slip for addiction very young or after trauma. That's because they want to escape reality in their way. Some cases has to do with the fact that their life just happened to be full of stimulative substances (rock stars etc.). After certain time of conditioning (games, substances, tendencies etc.) one's addicted. Not because it's physical. Because they don't know about anything else. Trying to be without those habits has no stimulative content and usually causes anxiety. Sometimes it's bad case of illness sometimes it's petulance. Always it's different than what you've used to when under the affect/addiction. How about the anti-addictive affects of psychedelics? When consumed, they have inevitable change in perception. However you see or feel the world when under affect of psychedelics, it's still the most clear view of the world in the moment. If you have a reason to change your view of the addiction, it will happen. The clarity under psychedelics is something no other drug or bad habit can achieve. That's something one didn't feel when slipped to addiction, but it's something one is forced to experience at the moment. Anyway, addiction is the same as any other conditioned habit. If it's bad for your self or surroundings, it's addiction. If it's beneficial, it's something else.

[@InteractiveIdea]

Elite Extremophile Clearly you had never been addicted to anything serious... here is withdrawal symptoms from heroin: Pain areas: in the muscles Whole body: excessive hunger, lethargy, loss of appetite, night sweats, shakiness, weakness, clammy skin, craving, feeling cold, or sweating Behavioral: agitation, crying, excitability, irritability, restlessness, or self-harm Psychological: delirium, depression, hallucination, paranoia, or severe anxiety Sleep: insomnia, nightmares, sleepiness, or sleeping difficulty Gastrointestinal: gagging, nausea, vomiting, or flatulence Cognitive: disorientation, mental confusion, racing thoughts, or slowness in activity Mood: boredom, feeling detached from self, or loss of interest or pleasure in activities Nasal: congestion or runny nose Eyes: dilated pupil or watery eyes Also common: nervousness, seizures, sensitivity to pain, slurred speech, stomach cramps, teeth chattering, tingling feet, trembling, or tremor So tell me. does that sound the same as battling addiction to video games? p.s. Nobody smokes hundreds of cigarettes per day. That's deadly and probably physically impossible due to time limitation.

[@eliteextremophile8895]

And you're clearly missing my point. Heroin for example isn't very neurotoxic substance, so it couldn't affect neurons the way it causes such symptoms. Yeah, I'm talking about heroin, not some toxic compound sold as heroin. So those symptoms are mostly due to psychological aspects and conditioning. Not for concrete damage on one's body due to heroin. Also, under heroine addiction, one's social structure and personal health care isn't very rational. Every external factor has as huge impact on one's addiction. Actually far higher than the substance itself. It's not impossible to have most of the same withdrawal symptoms on gaming addict. Also gaming addiction could have several other irreversible damages. I'll make example scenario of badly addicted gamer: This guy has been addicted to gaming for many years and it has gotten very serious year a go. He doesn't sleep, eat or drink responsibly. Doesn't leave house, until he's getting microwave pizza and Mountain Dew from shop other side of the road, for the next two days. His sleep consists of 0,5-1h REM sleep and 4-6h of non-REM. This could be sleep apnea for all it matters. His spine is deformed because he lives in his gaming chair. Every social intercourse he's had, is over the games he's playing. Last time he went to dentist was 11 years a go when he was 15 years old. Scenario like this causes very bad withdrawal symptoms and general health issues. He went to doctor for aching head and back. Also his body temperature was peaking at 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit). Had to put to intensive care unit. Muscle fitness is alarming. He has heart and vascular diseases due to bad diet, lack of exercise and sleep. Dental hygiene is bad and level of full body inflammation is high. It's a miracle he's not dead yet. Spinal cord is badly damaged and irreversibly so. This guy doesn't run ever again. First couple of days he spent at intensive care unit, for heart and vascular diseases and for the bad inflammation. From this time he has no memories other than paranoia, delirium and anxiety. After he's out of ICU his anxiety grows to depression and his concentration is severely disoriented and he's socially awkward. Withdrawal symptoms are bad at this time. There's no games to help him concentrate and he's scared of social situations. First time in years he has to confront his physical and psychological symptoms. His heart is at bad state and seizures are common. It could take many years to get close to what healthy person is. Because his spine, heart and vascular system is damaged, he'a in constant paint. It's hard to live with it which also increases the risk of suicide for anxiety and depression. Also such psychological condition could create almost every thinkable physical symptom. So, how gaming addiction isn't even close to heroin addiction? They're both nearly as neurotoxic (heroin being little higher than games), so mainly external factors and life style causes the withdrawal symptoms. p.s. I simply stated that the neurotoxic level of tobacco - to create physical addiction - is too low on common smoker.

[@eliteextremophile8895]

So I simply corrected your list of "physically addictive" substances and tried to explain what addiction really is about. Alcohol is the only physically (neurologically) addictive substance for its shockingly neurotoxic trait on your list. Heroine and especially tobacco are both neurotoxic, but not in a way those would cause neurological addiction at commonly used dosage.

[@bishop198666]

better to be addicted to psilocybin then coka cola or mcdonalds...and addiction to substances compared to something physical like sex or video games is like comparing apples to oranges

[@nickwindholz7912]

Bad trips are the best in my opinion. They break you down, kill your ego. And you build yourself back a better person, sometimes at the end of the experience. Sometimes after the trip. I personally love bad trips better than good trips. Everyone should do mushrooms at least twice a year.

[@nickwindholz7912]

I wouldn't be alive today if it wasn't for mushrooms, lsd, and cannabis.

[@FoodStampPhone]

It’s been 15 + years for me, I need to jump back in and get my head right again.

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[@mridulsanganeria]

Brilliant Talk. Really captures multiple critical points that best describes . He says '18:42' "these are just words these are the experiences that people have reported thus indescribable these are just references for you to grab something to get hold on between " The Irony is to actually get good the impact from the video, you need to have experienced it yourself.

[@ThCrzyThinkr]

Lady's and Gentlemen we are building a touring mission world wide in finding alternative ways of healing our mind body and soul thanks for this video x

[@Mediakillers]

This helps explains a lot of Alan Watts' narratives to me. Great explanation very informative and concise.

[@joshuagreenhawk]

As in unlearning muscle memory, being able to maneuver outside of the self programed neurological pathways seems like a the next logical step in evolution.

[@lauravictoriaaa]

Psychedelics saved my 8 year relationship 💜

[@brooklynweisler9944]

did you take them alone or together?

[@messi6781]

I was sitting with my friend Abhiram and we where having a conversation about a movie and its dialog about magic mushrooms. And thats how i got here. I have meditated for for almost 6months because of depression i had .In order to find cure to it i have stumbled up on all the postive experience such as , realising well being .Yoga and meditation has different dimensions to explore all with intellectual. out of the box thinking and figuring out whether its true or not its is main power (well an 20 and i know there is more dimensions to be explored) . Its like you have unlocked this hidden skill for thinking capability and self confidence 'ahangaram in sanskrit' with this skills you will unlock the power to take control of all your decisions and you will start dreaming more intensely and vividly but you have to be vegen to begin this experience. All the things from this research i have gained just through 6 months of meditation mainly well being and satisfaction more maturity . But i have never tried magic shrooms before . But i am sure it has to be taken seriously and only by adults.

[@sonjawebster8000]

I ENJOYED THIS TALK SO MUCH . THANK YOU!!

[@chriscosby1561]

I microdose psilosybe cubensis daily .25 to .5 4 times a year I go on an enlightenment quest 3.5+ and it has truly saved my life. Negativity no longer matters.

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[@gabkoost]

People afraid of bad trips clearly never got severely depressed. You will do anything to get out of that dark cloud. A bad trip may even sound good to experience another kind of storm. I've been locked at home for days unable to do anything due to an extreme case of anxiety-depression that even gets me to faint. I would eat a bucket of shrooms right now if i had them.

[@ivanobradovic3627]

Yoo! U good now?

[@TheFluffyDuck]

I have tried some of these substances for the first time as a 30 year old atheist. Absolutely an amazing life changing experience. The music I listen to, the value I now see in religion or spirituality, my now lack of fear in death, and my depression. Went off pills for 6 months. Now I have only tried shrooms and LSD once each. ONCE! I would never have believed a drug could have that long and pronounced experience after the event. I have not had a "bad trip" so I don't know that side of the experiences, perhaps my attitude might change. But I am intrigued by microdosing . Shame it's illegal, which makes me sad. Also there are few people I can share this experiences with because of the legality. Absolutely nuts!

[@manifestergirl7830]

It has been life changing for me and all my clients as well.

[@ursulakoch6398]

I really enjoyed this video. It contains all of the information of a bunch of other separate videos. Wish I found this one first. Thank you! This Friday will be my first experience, in a controlled and safe environment with a Shaman.

[@johnbradley9744]

Great talk, Simeon. Thank you!

[@justincarnes1553]

I think it has a lot to do with the fact that we are descendants of fungi.

[@danielrobles1631]

It’s literally what I was thinking 💭

[@omarpatino9419]

Justin Carnes I agree!!!!

[@kylepickus5712]

That sound like some psychedelic knowledge right there. 👌🏻

[@bradybrantley8518]

Completely agree. Even weirder when you contemplate the idea of panspermia, the theory that life on the earth originated from microorganisms or chemical precursors of life present in outer space and able to initiate life on reaching a suitable environment. And the fact that live mushroom spores have been found on every level of our planets atmosphere. These mushroom spores are also electron-dense and can survive the vacuum of space. Their outer layer is almost metallic/purple which allows them to naturally deflect ultraviolet light. These muthafuckas are aliens and we are its descendants.

[@norymusic]

Brady Brantley Jesus Christ....

[@suunbabi9276]

microdosing shrooms helped my life instantly. i had a ed and was on the verge of living thru my eyes but not really seeing whats infront of me. i 100% stand by micro dosing, it made me live clearly again 💗 spiritually+ mentally for the better. but, with microdosing be ready to learn stuff about yourself bad and good, but know its all a lesson for the greater being of urself 🌬

[@francisr6804]

what is your dosage ? thx

[@jamsandwich7051]

The use of Psychedelics has pushed me to learn more about the world and myself including pushing me to move forward in education and social obligations. Can't describe the positive impact psychedelics can have on a person, their well being and the relationships they have with others.

[@cynthialowery7823]

for me, I've tripped several times in the past 5 months, only one considered bad but actually it wasn't bad it was HARD to accept but I LEARNED so much !!!!!!! life changing experiences for me and has cured my anxiety and total different outlook on life here for myself :) still on my journey to cure myself of PTSD and making progress !!!!! so thankful actually, it's changed my life at 58 yrs old :) if only I'd had it at 20

[@ginkhoba]

High there, same age, and yes, i wish i had known with 20

[@boredagain1]

"Ask your doctor if Psilocybin is right for you"

[@Thehumansmilyface]

Ask yourself 🙂

[@Cavemanfbs1]

I used to love taking lsd and mushrooms but i feel like i got all i needed out of my expirience. A lot of trips i had were basically telling me to stop wasting my time getting high basically and focus more or the real world.

[@sonofpait1310]

I want to offer an alternative perspective to those praising mushrooms: I took 1 trip on them, and the ill effects lasted about 3 years before my mind was "normal" again. It was like PTSD in that I would randomly break down crying after, have trouble sleeping, mood swings, repetitive negative thoughts, and so on. Did it alter my thinking? Absolutely. But it altered my mind in a way I MISSED my old mind. So to those thinking "OOOO This sounds so fun" I urge you to SERIOUSLY ask yourself if you want to risk a bad trip that will haunt you for years. Playing with your brain chemistry and sense of self shouldn't be taken lightly. Not everyone has a positive result.

[@polymathing]

Interesting you are in a very very small percentile which regard their psychedelic trip as a negative experience. I would want to know the Set,Setting and Dose of such an experience. I don't go around praising psychedelic mushrooms but the Functional ones which give you a high quality of health and long life. Chaga,Turkey Tail, Reishi and Lion's Mane have absolutely zero side effects, do not alter your state, have thousands of peer reviewed scientific papers behind them and thousands of years of safe use in the human population.

[@givanimartin4736]

Sounds to me that you might have issues with dissociation. Psychedelics will amplify what is already there. So perhaps all of that negativity is something you’re avoiding consciously but your subconscious is screaming for it to be heard felt and experienced.

[@prana8660]

ditto - mushrooms can be very destabilising especially for those with trauma issues etc - open pandoras box at your own risk - as it's the new gold rush it doesn't suit anyone to talk about these very very common responses to bad trips

[@iamleilaniquevedo4658]

THANK YOU SIMEON KEREMEDCHIEV!!! VERY WELL SAID IN WRAPPING UP YOUR TALK

[@jonathanreader228]

Most of the points this guy makes in this video are bang on in my experience.

[@mannyo2909]

Every time I do shrooms it's the most significant experience of my life :)

[@uim_Zalk]

Then it seems like you've never tried psilocybe mushrooms.

[@doctabrar]

Everytime?

[@tommymckenna4707]

@Zack Norris beer actually has an adverse effect on the pineal gland:). The same gland that excretes DMT through meditation, sleep, birth, and death:). It also regulates sleep and waking cycles:). So I would say DMT would say something like:)... Hold my Aliens or extraterrestrial entities:). lol:).

[@alainrock2696]

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[@mannyo2909]

@@uim_Zalk what? That’s exactly what I’m talking about