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Sorry, I was a bit abrasive in my last reply. Thanks for the information, it was interesting to read and watch.
by quasque 14y ago
Sorry, I was a bit abrasive in my last reply. Thanks for the information, it was interesting to read and watch.
- Alex3917 14y agoNo problem. If your interested in psychedelics as a catalyst for personal development, Neal Goldsmith's book Psychedelic Healing is pretty good. If you ever wanted to go back and revisit the experience it's one of the books you'd want to read first, along with James Fadiman's book is called the Psychedelic Explorer's Guide. These substances are reasonably safe and even beneficial, but only if you have a few books worth of knowledge before partaking and actually follow best practices.
- Alex3917 14y agoFor what it's worth, you'd probably be a good candidate for this Johns Hopkins research survey: http://www.reddit.com/r/Drugs/comments/1795sk/the_psilocybin_research_team_at_johns_hopkins/ http://www.reddit.com/r/Drugs/comments/1795sk/the_psilocybin...