Alex Grey on Ayahuasca

Alex Grey, visionary artist, talks about an ayahuasca experience he had in Brazil.

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[dougfunny2012]

28 people are not buddha

[THEGhostfacekillaaa]

@AAljin A buddy of mine had dmt extract and all this shit and he brewed it up for me, its super strong man it was unlike any trip ive ever experienced, its not for the weak minded you should definitely go through some preparation before doing it if you ever get the chance. But if you handle it well it will be the most life changing experience of your life, definitely worth it, changed me forever

[Pilgrim1411]

Buddha was in delusion. He claims all this nonsense but never proved it.People believed him in an uncritical age.

[humanggnomeproject1]

as for me I have been drug free for 7 years accept for occasional weed, and I am way better for it personally.

[humanggnomeproject1]

also don't take any synthetic shit. that'll kill you or make you stupid on the other side. lesions in your brain. what a bad thing. if you want to take lsd, i am not reccommending either because it's illegal, but it won't kill you...

[humanggnomeproject1]

it was a postive experience, with all hallucinogens, everything was always a positive experience, even if it sucked at the time. it gives you a depth of insight and character into your nature and helps you to be more down-to-earth ultimately...i haven't done anything like that in 7 years but I learned some things from those kinds of experience.

[humanggnomeproject1]

I experienced this kind of thing on mushrooms a long time ago. The taunting voice type experience, sort of hypercritical. Mine was like a grouchy person. Really this sort of thing even during the experience, was apparently to me, a way of eliminating a non-integrated personality component. This particular aspect is the one responsible for what is called malignant narcisissm in psychology. After that point I becamse more aware of the ugly possiblity for these kinds of things to exist & be mindful

[m34nb34n]

The buddhist also says not to use a drug to pretend

[Neurotripsicks]

New Documentary on DMT on netflix now. Alex Grey is in it. It's really good and meaningful. I suggest it to anyone who wants to learn more about Dimethyltryptamine.

[DomKreamy]

I've done one 3 day Ayahuasca workshop a while ago, it was absolutely incredible & very scary. I faced so much stuff head on and initially had a scary breakdown with no ego to protect me. When I vomited it really helped. Saw things for what they were, not so much specific as a lot of general negatives I'd let creep into my life. Even sleep patterns improved considerably. Not for everyone, it took me over a week to feel mentally and physically 'with it' afterwards, but I'm a better person for it.

[magicrisin]

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