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I’m curious, have you ever used psychedelics in a therapeutic context? Such as, I’m going to take x dosage of y drug to work on myself? Psychedelics tend to b
by sammalloy 5y ago
I’m curious, have you ever used psychedelics in a therapeutic context? Such as, I’m going to take x dosage of y drug to work on myself?
Psychedelics tend to break the addiction chain of thought and habit, and as long as you do the work over time, the feeling and emotional content of addiction basically disappears. I don’t want a cigarette because it no longer has any hold over me. Psychedelics helped me get to that point.
You basically retrain your brain intentionally, by working through bad habits and emotional attachments. When you get to the bottom of those, you realize that the tobacco addiction itself is just a placeholder masking other issues altogether. That’s just the first step.
The second step is to overcome the psychological addiction, and that takes time. But there is a light at the end of the tunnel. And when you get there, you make a choice to keep moving on into the light or to go back to the darkness. Psychedelics helps you make the right choice and to stay on the path.