It strikes me as profoundly ironic that many human beings will willingly take psychadelic drugs in search of transcendental experiences and yet label those individuals who spontaneously experience "trips" as mad. Perhaps it is not just ironic but actually somewhat insane.
On and on it goes... society's fears of being out of control and the invisible unknown imposed on those that often through severe trauma, access other worlds or other lifetime's in humanity's akashic records. Indigenous cultures have always understood this function and assisted those individuals to negotiate this safely. And yet we in the Western world call ourselves civilised .. ha ! Ironic indeed.
It strikes me as profoundly ironic that many human beings will willingly take psychadelic drugs in search of transcendental experiences and yet label those individuals who spontaneously experience "trips" as mad. Perhaps it is not just ironic but actually somewhat insane.
On and on it goes... society's fears of being out of control and the invisible unknown imposed on those that often through severe trauma, access other worlds or other lifetime's in humanity's akashic records. Indigenous cultures have always understood this function and assisted those individuals to negotiate this safely. And yet we in the Western world call ourselves civilised .. ha ! Ironic indeed.