Namaste 😊

Hi forever 👋♾️

🙏 namaste

Namaste my friend 🙏

Namaste

Shrooms saved my life. Helped me unlock what was dragging me down. It made me forgive trauma by showing me another perspective

Do it on your own! Takes bit longer but no ghoulies get in. Theres a world in there or out there whatever u prefer and being on shrooms or whatever gets u there quicker but with no armour. You need to be you,sober straight,then you get good guys not bad guys. I go often straight sober,i see the place that u see on shrooms im doing it meditating. Medication is poor mans meditation. 🖖🏼💕

@@bonim5180 I respectfully disagree. Psilocybin along with many other plants/fungi medicines are here for us to take. They’ve been used for hundreds of thousands of years by many cultures and civilizations. Psilocybin is also very effective in treating mental illness, anxiety, depression, addiction, eating disorders. John’s Hopkins university has had outstanding results with Psilocybin therapy. Meditation is important and psychedelics are important and they go together

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In wake up n my first thoughts are usually about emptiness and form, I'm usually able to realize I'm waking up before I actually do and open my eyes. I watch my thoughts transform in to a dancing and see marvelous shapes and colors. Old Tibetan dream yoga practice I figured I'd share. I call it waking up before waking up lol. U basically surrender your thoughts and witness your own consciousness and just see what it does, I've had experiences equal to the vision that made me search for answers and find ram dass from doing this so I really have to recommend it

Namaste from Ireland also

Thank you guys, Namaste 🙏❤️ I am going to practice that because that sounds absolutely beautiful and so good for your soul. I have the book and will read soon, The Tibetan Yogas Of Dream and Sleep. Currently reading the Bhagavad-Gita ATM. It is so good. All for just searching for more and more understanding 🙏❤️

@@colmpennie4239 tenzin wangyal rinpoche is awesome, Andrew holocek has some great books on it too. Lama Lena is an awesome UKposts channel for the subject, I believe she has some talks with tenzin wangyal rinpoche there. All of them suggest trying to sleep as soon as you wake up but remaining aware of your incoming experience

@@colmpennie4239 I am also halfway through the Gita myself haha

First time exister

G R A C E ❤ (capital letters baby😜)

My solace has been making a walking stick for hours listening to these lectures this week. Found a nice young ironwood tree in a spot where they grow to close to get any bigger than a inch or two around. Still has like 20 growth rings at the size its amazingly strong, Henry Ford used them here in michigan for the spokes on the first model t cause they're ridiculously strong and heavy. Listened to him while I sawed it down to exactly my height by pure guess work, sat in the woods with it and listened for a while then I took it up to the yard and started scraping off the bark with a flathead screwdriver, half of the bark just peels right off but damn the stuff that doesn't just fights and fights and fights, I walked 3 miles while scraping it still along a dirt trail, I was stopped by a car asking about a man that went missing and sat at the park for a couple hours and 2 dozen accidental jabs into my hand cause I got impatient. But I did my best when I remembered I wasn't some guy stripping a stick, but with everyone around the world suffering and butting heads sitting there scraping the stick fresh with me. Theres an old man in town who's been missing for a week walking his dog. I remembered him and cried, not just for him. I walked back home 3 miles with my half scraped stubborn-barked stick. Google said his dog made it home an hour before I got home. I went to dinner twice with different members of my family. My father drove me to dinner with him, I've been away from him for 20 years, and I heard him hold back many tears for the man n his dog along the drive. There was a single beam of light coming through the clouds over the forest. Visited my cousin I've been away from for just as long and had a second dinner with her and she had a much more cynically comical view on the old man and his dog but was happy the dog was okay. I wish I was the one who told her the dog made it home lol. I just finished scraping the stick in the basement. Typing this out helped me see, we are all that old man and all that stick. We are all the dog who stuck around with him for a week. Namaste yo

Sorry to randomly drop a diary entry

@@maidai-theswonk9900 I read it anyway, it was a nice story of a day. Ups and downs, easy parts, hard parts, reunions and partings. Kind of makes you think about how a day of our life might be a reflection of the whole incarnation playing out, on some level.

@@derek8282 I appreciate the inspiration and space for reflection that this for some reason provided for me

@@derek8282 and amen to that last part

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Ram Dass is for the world, not for any group in particular. Everything should be freely avaliable

I would like to know too!!

Hi. 😊

Hello

Hey there 👋

But I’m also a servant of god🕉

@@sawyerstudio don’t worry you are god too

I am nobody and live with God. As l am 80%unconcious😢🎉 and 20% conscious

Be my friend not my slave

Be my teacher not a slave owner

Be you with out a sanskrit name of slavery