/lit/ - Literature

>>6499090
>your enjoyment now is impermanent, subject to change. will you not age, decay, die? or will your present circumstances persist forever, simply because things have been steady for a short while? think deeply, friend.
>>6499170
>Because your enjoyment is not absolute. It's not perfect, it's dependent on your faulty senses, it's subject to the whims of fortune, and most importantly it's not accompanied by wisdom but delusion.


is buddhism still the way to go if we accept the faultness of this enjoyment ?

Drugs can quickly bypass most of the filters your brain uses to process information, which a large proportion of people don't even realise exist.

One could potentially reach this in a meditative state, but you'd have to be completely aware of all these filters in the first place.

To completely disregard drugs altogether as a method of therapy is illogical.

>>6320989
This is why it annoys me how people will completely shun off drugs. I find Psychedelics fascinating, in the sense that they can strip away all of your sensory filters.

>>6307441
Having a good setting is a must, as this can influence the trip. It's also good to have a "come down" room if you're new to Psych's; somewhere that has happy colours and music etc. Be sure to trip with people you are comfortable around too.

At low doses, a shroom trip is closer to that of weed, where everything becomes clearer and "euphoric". Music sounds amazing, and you can focus on tiny details. Food tastes amazing.

If you take a high dose however, that's when shit starts to get intense. I find that the thoughts are the best part of the experience. It almost seems like the wall between your conscious and subconscious has dissolved, allowing thoughts to flow freely and easily, without effort.

Be sure to have a stable mentality before tripping.

>>6204481
I beg to differ