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   by idclip 7y ago

   you know, i should say that i honestly thought it was a great movie, and the LSD made the gate scene very emotional, and the ending very, very intense and meaningful, i don't regret doing it.
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   by idclip 7y ago

   it just occurred to me that maybe a vipassana could help you better examine your deeper convictions. you believe something, but it seems that your mind isn't silent enough for you to hear it.
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   by idclip 7y ago

   i honestly just wanted to. i figured with a drug like LSD, i would get only one true first time. by temperament, im a risk taker and generally intense, so it makes sense that i would think and do it like that. maybe it helped that i looked
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   by idclip 7y ago

   not sure why you got downvoted, maybe because you didn't expand on his use of the word delusion. i actually think you're right in pointing that out - i just wanted to comment on it too, that i wouldn't call it a delusion, and
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   by idclip 7y ago

   i hold on to it, albeit the intensity varies. if i meditate, it comes back in varying degrees. if i watch tv, binge or get stressed at work, i become what i call "ego focused", and can't feel that connection. it takes contemp
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   by idclip 7y ago

   Try vipassana before LSD, it will help. It will kick ur ass, but youll heal some deep seated issues. LSD would be safer then
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   by idclip 7y ago

   This has definitely been my experience as well
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   by idclip 7y ago

   Its a glorious eye openning moment. I practice vipassana, and my third retreat pit me against a very insane part of me, accompanied by severe muscular convulsions. It all made me realize how little we understand about who and what we really
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   by idclip 7y ago

   Oh the egg is a lovely read. Ill give it a slower read tonight before bed. The video made me feel a bit argh tho. Heh
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    by idclip 7y ago

    It changed me, in very mild and i would claim beautiful ways. I let go of intellect and just accept the emotion as something that i naturally generate, like the way a tree grows. Edit; it occured to me that i didn't answer your main qu
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    by idclip 7y ago

    Yes! This is how my time loop began! Everything collapsed into one thing.
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    by idclip 7y ago

    I actually think that’s very, very natural. The experience is also consistent with initiatory budhist awakenings, especially during death meditations. I believe it’s how we approach our fear of death, and how we are able to let go of the wr
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    by idclip 7y ago

    Yes, I do realize that i was very lucky, and very foolish. I felt extreme grief also for what i have done, and felt i was being irresponsible towards my body as if it was a creature on its own.
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    by idclip 7y ago

    Micrograms (ug), the legend goes that every little stamp is dotted with 100ug, its actually also really hard to say how much someone really takes as LSD also varies in strength quality.
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    by idclip 7y ago

    I once took a “hero dose” of 1500 units, (15 ministamps) as my first dose - i used LSD 3 times after that. My first experience was ... very holy. Time stopped. I had hallucinations of spider webs weaved into my visual space, and it mixed wi
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    by idclip 7y ago

    Germany is FILLED by them, they often advert smoking brands on bus stations. I hope germany learns from france, this is great news and very inspiring
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    by idclip 7y ago

    I have a similar issue, so if youre open to it, pm me, let’s coop this. I want to start a /js/node etc myself to learn.
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    by idclip 7y ago

    Its a funny word and it makes me have nice feelings when i think of it working out.
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    by idclip 7y ago

    This comment and lihao’s are rekindling a flame in my chest.
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    by idclip 7y ago

    The problem with scala is that the docs were too late to come. Those who put them out are geniuses (props Cats ppl, ZIO too) - but it seems it is now too late. You know there’s irony that alot of the earlier docs were based on haskell books
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    by idclip 7y ago

    thats like the plot of john wick, brilliant!
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    by idclip 7y ago

    What an amazing, jarring read.
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    by idclip 7y ago

    So this is how liberty dies.gif
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    by idclip 7y ago

    I want to know who made that comment, what a unit.
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    by idclip 7y ago

    This is some pretty exciting stuff. I read the wikis about the autopilot processing units and these ML accelerators and its honestly mind bogglingly exciting.
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    Psychological Effects of a 1-Month Meditation Retreat(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)

    89 points by idclip 7y ago|39 comments
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    by idclip 7y ago

    Talk about all these pharmaceuticals .. Shortcuts will fry the hardware. A dangerous game. Good luck to those who dare. Ill always propone meditation and developing attentive discipline.
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    by idclip 7y ago

    I am not worried about this. More amused and excited about the future of cognitive exploration and expansion. I believe in the way, and all that’s happening is natural. I don't think the collective organism of us would really create a
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    by idclip 7y ago

    I will post more as i find the resources; I have a health resource, stemming from obvious stress hormone reduction. Its a Sunday morning here; i will leave you for now with a registration website for a 10 day course: https://www.
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    by idclip 7y ago

    Why not Consider a 10 day vipassana course? Vipassana practitioners believe in generating their own truths as the nature of the mind reveals itself through meditation.