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Telepathy, Acid Both Elusive and Illusive, Why We Persist, and the Appeal of Psychedelics

Afterthoughts and Comments on Round Table #2 Telepathy Krystle’s best trip was one in which telepathy figured strongly. In the video that she did describing it at length, she prefaces her remarks by indicating that she expects to hear from doubters of the phenomenon. That such doubters exist is beyond question; but so is telepathy for those who’ve experienced it. I note that there are a couple of (dare I say, relieved) telepaths who’ve commented. And I note (dare I say, with a chuckle) that my computer’s dictionary doesn’t believe that “telepaths” is a word. I didn’t comment on telepathy during the Round Table but I’ll contribute my comments and personal experience here. Very simply, telepathy is a normal and natural part of being human. It should be a daily and routine experience … Read entire article »

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Linking with Wildlife

  a strange and amazing thing happened a few days ago. I live in the woods an since the beginning of spring the wildlife started to come out. I started spreading bird feed everywhere to attract birds, Partridges and squirrels. to my surprise 2 hares started a ritual of coming on my lawn to eat Breakfast  and supper. I was working on an outdoor shower when suddenly I see one of them. I stop, working light up a joint and slowly approach it. I sit about 20 feet from it and start meditating, sending love and  reassuring emotions. the hair came closer and closer to about 5 feet away and kept eating . while I was meditating I kept my eyes … Read entire article »

Religions in South Korea Until Now

Traditional Korean culture regarding religion has always been multi-faceted in the sense that Korean culture includes a wide variety of religious elements shaping people’s thinking and behavior.  In the past, Koreans lived under religious influences such as Buddhism, shamanism, Daoism or Confucianism.  The oldest religious ideas in Korea are called Shamanism today.  These are beliefs that the natural world is filled with spirits, both helpful and harmful, that can be addressed by people with special powers called shamans.  Herbal medicines, dances, chants and other ceremonies mark the work of shamans, most of whom are women.   Despite North Korea’s Communistic values and distrust for religion, South Korea has prospered in bringing together the foundations of religious … Read entire article »

Flashbacks from Psilocybin, or something else entirely?

I’ve always heard of flashbacks as being a phenomena largely associated with LSD… in fact, I can only recall hearing about it exclusively amongst LSD users. I’ve never used it myself, and haven’t even consumed any Psilocybin (my usual psychedelic) since November. So it came as a strange shock to me when strange things began happening to me in February. It started small, just a few random minor hallucinations here or there. I’d be vacuuming at work and swear that I saw a cat run by across the carpet. I had a few other things like that happen, but they eventually stopped. But again at work, while eating lunch, I was overcome with a very strange shroomy-type … Read entire article »

Do You Feel It?

Do You Feel It? Our consciousness melding and molding Taking the time it needed to finally formulate a plan for the undeserving tortured / forgotten Do you feel it? Everything is one, yet nothing is knowing of anything at all…. We share so much, yet give so little – it is because we are not conscious enough [yet]… This is about to change. and for some… it already has. You all feel it.  Do you know it? I feel it in my bones. skull. muscle tissue. neuropathways. everywhere.  the trees, the bugs, the birds, the bees.  the love, the hugs, the church, my knees.   Even in the airways, lies this conscious mut. To find its true roots and outsource them, is what we mustn’t shut     … Read entire article »

OBAMACARE

There is a controversial notion that was set into play sometime in the recent past and is finally starting to rear its ugly head into the spectrum of American politics. Apparently, the fault is still split amongst the two major political parties in regard to the current economic necessities – including gasoline prices, Medicare and government budgeting. Obamacare, as it is entitled, will host a wide variety of services to the lower and middle wage earning populus. This is going to the Supreme Court very soon. On the flip side, the Republicans in the House are all the more enthusiastic about raising taxes on the lower classes, and decreasing the amount of people Medicaid goes … Read entire article »