When newspapers like Swedish www.DN.se describe people who question the official story of 9/11 as paranoid conspiracy theorists who does not understand what happened on 9/11, and therefore make up stories, one hesitates to go out and say - well, I'm one of those people.
What would the fiercest ayahuasca vision, or other psychedelic plant vision teach you about -- the nature of reality here in earth, the interconnectedness of living & life-supporting systems, other species...?
On Saturday, May 21, I had the most powerful and meaningful experience of my life. I witnessed The Rapture, and it was not at all what anyone fully imagined it would be.
Over the last several years, I have spiritually grown immensely. I learned to love and humbly respect all others more and more. My perception of others and Nature as separate from myself increasingly diminished.
Hey folks, I was wondering if you could help me out. I'm looking for some practices/rituals/habits that may help my growth. They can range from the smallest thing I do during the day, to a yearly or monthly ritual. I have a few already, but I am open to any suggestions, changes, or comments.
I was talking to my mother today about life and relationships. She told me that she didn't understand why I wouldn't date a Christian. I explained to her that it wasn't because I didn't respect their beliefs, because I think everyone is different and has the right to believe whatever they want.
Have you ever noticed that some people use the personal pronoun “you” instead of “I” to describe their own experience? I hear this a lot from a variety of folks.
I used to get called on this habit, when I would recount a story and fill in details like, “then this happened,… you just get so frustrated.”
Along the journey of self-discovery and spiritual development, we often tend to flee dogmatic and critical belief systems and pursue more embracing and supportive communities, only to find that we are back in the same critical situation we initially fled.
I'd like to know how many of you have actually interacted with the medicines you work with in their living form. If you're into ayahuasca, have you met a caapi vine or a chakruna plant. If you work with mushrooms or cactus, have you ever planted them or harvested them fresh.
It's tragic thinking about the destructive nature that lives in our people,.
How is it that a gesture that is not war, be weak?. I know for a fact that people who very easily could be enemies, co-exist,, maybe not "friends",, but not at war either..
"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
We are the ones we have been waiting for." — Hopi elders
