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Everyone is different, and I can only speak to my experience, but here's what worked for me: I meditated on the differences I felt when high and not. Getting b
by grasshopperpurp 8y ago
Everyone is different, and I can only speak to my experience, but here's what worked for me:
I meditated on the differences I felt when high and not. Getting beyond the physical sensations, which are very nice, the biggest difference was that I was able to relax my mind and enjoy things when high. When I was high, I was not eating an apple and worrying about my daily/weekly/big-picture stresses. I was just eating an apple. I already knew that this was preferable on an intellectual level, but getting high allowed me to feel it - to know that it was actually like.
The first time I quit, I had not practiced enough to enact this in my non-high state. Even though I knew I wanted it, I let my thoughts hurt me. This last time, I had practiced/meditated enough to naturally be in the state of just enjoying an apple (btw - I don't just eat apples all day). Enjoying nature, taking walks, and my interests/passions also help a lot.
I don't know if that will be helpful to you, but I hope it is :^)
- cheeko1234 8y agoThank you.