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A couple hours after ingesting the psychedelic plant I thought,"The world is full of children. There's not a genuine adult in all the bunches in all the countries around."
A few days later I revisited this psychedelic idea and agreed with myself.
The stories we're told as children, as childish and unreal as they are, seldom leave us and when we are alone to think about our true desires it's a beautiful time, but like a dream. Before long we're caught in the childish world again. We lie to our children. Why are we lying to our children?
The truth doesn't come out of the mouths of anyone I haven't met in the flesh. I'm talking about religion of course. I'm talking about people who choose to believe what a stranger said rather than think in the moment for themselves - like children. The truth I know grows from the ground! The real ground, the dirt where seeds for thought blossom in sunshine and rain. The real ground forgotten.
The world is full of children, children who believe in stories they did not create themselves. Language is a vast store of words. We don't give it much thought.
We should use some of the security we have to think about the world which exists. Otherwise we remain lost in the fantasy of a stranger we've never met. Just because I have a big brain doesn't mean I should make room for everybody.
A few days later I revisited this psychedelic idea and agreed with myself.
The stories we're told as children, as childish and unreal as they are, seldom leave us and when we are alone to think about our true desires it's a beautiful time, but like a dream. Before long we're caught in the childish world again. We lie to our children. Why are we lying to our children?
The truth doesn't come out of the mouths of anyone I haven't met in the flesh. I'm talking about religion of course. I'm talking about people who choose to believe what a stranger said rather than think in the moment for themselves - like children. The truth I know grows from the ground! The real ground, the dirt where seeds for thought blossom in sunshine and rain. The real ground forgotten.
The world is full of children, children who believe in stories they did not create themselves. Language is a vast store of words. We don't give it much thought.
We should use some of the security we have to think about the world which exists. Otherwise we remain lost in the fantasy of a stranger we've never met. Just because I have a big brain doesn't mean I should make room for everybody.
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Re: After ingesting the psychedelic plant
Sun, December 28, 2008 - 5:56 PMworld which exists
Reality is subject to the observer's perception' you observe the world is full of children' does this mean the world is full of children ?
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Re: After ingesting the psychedelic plant
Mon, December 29, 2008 - 8:45 AMIt may mean that to him, but it can mean something totaly different to the rest of us. The meaning, function and purpose of life are not interchangable concepts, that much I have discovered. Not much else than that though. -
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Re: After ingesting the psychedelic plant
Mon, December 29, 2008 - 5:44 PMThe best thing one can do is to Not lie to the children! Speak truth and truth will follow you. -
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Re: After ingesting the psychedelic plant
Sun, January 4, 2009 - 6:25 PMits funny SUN an interpretation i had a vision the other night after an injestion it was more on a personal level, but still a childhood theme. i was outside my ego watching my own childhood patterend personality blanket/skin forms folding and pulling away from my mind and body. people in my life needed to be present to wrap the blankets back up they contained sensual information of who i bellieved i was. i saw a magic/strange/eerie place that i rememberd as a kid at my grandparents. it was like a finding of a door i'd forgotten. it seems like we long for a place of magical wonder in childhood where all seems posible. before the lie of santa clause not being real is told. maybe if we told kids the true ancient story of shaman clause and his special gifts :) then more of us adults could keep a place for magic alive throughout our lives. -
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Re: After ingesting the psychedelic plant
Fri, March 20, 2009 - 4:48 AMThanks for sharing.
That's powerful in my subjective world, as I read it.
And not a really big thing, just Truth.
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Re: After ingesting the psychedelic plant
Wed, April 1, 2009 - 4:24 PMOne thing I will add is that I can understand what he means by saying the world is full of children. Atleast I think I do. There are some childlike qualities that we should admire, and then there are those childlike qualities that we discard for the evolution of thought. For instance, if a child saw water running out of a faucet, it would think that all the water that is coming out of the faucet is from the faucet! The childs lack of reasoning places it in a position where they are dominated by perception instead of operational thinking.
We do get lied to. Another thing is, out of all the people I know who have kids, none of them are questioning our assumptions of reality. Its mainly the people who dont have children that should have children, but for some reason, they dont want to have children. -
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Re: After ingesting the psychedelic plant
Wed, April 1, 2009 - 5:22 PM"out of all the people I know who have kids, none of them are questioning our assumptions of reality. Its mainly the people who dont have children that should have children, but for some reason, they dont want to have children."
as someone who does my best to make conscious parenting a major component of my spiritual ourne, I foundthis rather insuklting, though perhaps you did not intend it that way.
since this conversation was originally about the psychedelic experience, I can say that there is a movement within the return to natural childbirth that restored the initiatory experince of conscious birthing to a lace not too different from the psychedelic experience. most ormones, inclouding especially the hormones of reproduction, are psychoactive to at last some extent, and I can testify from having done psychelelics and from having given birth without medical intervention that it's definitely a spiritual high...
and the revelations that children offer u along the way to growing up makes us realize much about the world and perception, and also hw we can be the trusted guides and learn the nature of what love truly is...meanwhile what we try o gain as we mature, and as we help ou children o mature, is not so much abut the evolution of though, IMO, which comes naturally- it's about learning how o be social beings, to look byond our immediate needs for gratification as we learn to guideand work alongside others.
judicious use of psychedelics can assist this path, as man others.
for me, it;s all abot what is truly important...
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Re: After ingesting the psychedelic plant
Wed, April 1, 2009 - 5:33 PMOn the other hand,
I resonated with that paragraph...
I see it, too.
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