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by temp0826 2y ago
I guess a primary source like myself doesn't count for much, but fwiw I have seen hundreds of people go through this. Those that have done a lot of therapy (and have little to no experience with psychedelics) often have a lot of tools
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by temp0826 2y ago
I don't think it can be covered in a general way, everyone's traumas are unique. Sometimes it involves going into the memory, reexperiencing parts of it (which can be a very visceral experience under the effects) from an objective
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by temp0826 2y ago
Our center is run in a traditional (Shipibo) fashion, ceremonies are at night (8p until about 1a). For preparation...it's definitely good to clean up your diet but the only major things to avoid are contraindicated medications; backing
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by temp0826 2y ago
It's a different school of thought for sure. We find traditional therapy to be very synergistic with it. Sometimes one can cognitively know how to fix something, but despite that it still sticks in the body. Ayahuasca can help to &quot
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by temp0826 2y ago
This came to mind when I saw the post. I work at an ayahuasca retreat center and these types of things are front and center here. Physical wounds can and do heal, but traumas ("energetic"/psychological wounds) remain fresh as
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by temp0826 2y ago
Never heard of zot, but baz
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Ultima Online, Everquest, Lineage...Blizzard definitely had a leg up with their brand recognition which boosted the genre to new levels, but it really wasn't a new idea.
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by temp0826 2y ago
Been living in the Yucatan the last couple of years. The Mayans believe that cenotes are gateways to the underworld, so it's kinda on point. When people are having bad luck (injuries etc) and there is one nearby, they will pray and mak
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by temp0826 2y ago
I think it was the ancient Greeks(?) that walked while learning the epic poems in order to recite them by recalling their journey, using the associations made on the path they took. I think the method of loci[0] is similar except using pure
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by temp0826 2y ago
This is probably the minimum you should do. I remember a time when IPMI on (some?) Supermicro boards was really really insecure. From the IPMI client, you could set the encryption mode to "0" ("null encryption" or someth
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by temp0826 2y ago
Used to work ops at AWS. I don't know if it's still the case but it required VERY HIGH management approval to actually flip any lights on their "status page" (likely it was referenced in some way for SLAs and refunding c
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by temp0826 2y ago
I'd like to imagine this as an early step towards omnidirectional point-to-point links blasting through the planet at each other to replace the need for switching/routing.
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by temp0826 2y ago
Isn't this the "catch-all"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Analogue_Act
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by temp0826 2y ago
Fentanyl is schedule 2 (it has recognized medical uses).
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by temp0826 2y ago
There is a pinned post on r/LSD of a chart showing advertised doses vs actual doses, it's a pretty crummy state of things in the wild.
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by temp0826 2y ago
NASA had a mission called AIM (Aeronomy of Ice in the Mesosphere) that observed noctilucent clouds, but it looks like the satellite stopped sending data in March of last year? https://aim.hamptonu.edu/
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by temp0826 2y ago
It was a bit stronger than just affecting hair- http://amasci.com/weird/unusual/e-wall.html
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by temp0826 2y ago
Not a traditional spud gun, but my father (who has been a welder for his whole life) built a couple differently sized cannons out of aluminum (one fired wine corks and the other was about tennis ball-sized). We used acetylene gas. Honestly
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by temp0826 2y ago
Regardless of the cause of climate change, on any time scale (even if it is a 100% natural cycle and human effects are zilch in the grand scheme), pollution is icky and hey, I'm walking^W living over here .
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by temp0826 2y ago
I think there is a more interesting (and longer scale) trend that is less talked about, that the last couple solar cycles have been overall less intense (less activity/spots at the maximums)- http://solen.info/solar&#x2
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by temp0826 2y ago
Homo sapiens (with the exact hardware that we carry today) emerged ~300k years ago. Wikipedia says- "Humans began exhibiting behavioral modernity about 160,000–70,000 years ago, and possibly earlier."
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by temp0826 2y ago
We're actually located in southern Mexico, a couple hours from Belize (our maestros dieted and trained with a maestro near Iquitos, and operate in that lineage). But we do have starlink here and it's miles better than what we prev
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by temp0826 2y ago
It's definitely not for everyone haha. You get a rhythm with it, take lots of naps etc. The medicine does give you some energy to do the work, and you generally feel good from the vine. We take a couple months off a year and don't
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by temp0826 2y ago
Insulfated 5-meo is the way to go. Slower come up (10-15 mins) and lasts quite a bit longer. Still very intense but not the rocket ship.
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by temp0826 2y ago
The experience is highly dependent on dosage (it's harder to fight the big dose) and on how willing you are to let go (of everything - all your storylines, loved ones, your life itself). The freakouts and struggles you see on youtube
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by temp0826 2y ago
Off-topic but have we always called vaccines "jabs"? Or is it just a post-COVID thing? (I don't recall seeing it prior, and it almost feels like a dog-whistle to trigger/discourage the anti-vax types.)
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by temp0826 2y ago
Thanks for that, I actually don't know where I got that block of text but have been holding on to it for a while.
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Paradoxical, but I feel part of the process of individuation is coming to terms with just how extraordinarily ordinary we actually are. For many that naturally comes with age, we simply care less about what others think. And it's very
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by temp0826 2y ago
"Grief, I've learned, is really just love. It's all the love you want to give, but cannot. All that unspent love gathers up in the corners of your eyes, the lump in your throat, and in that hollow part of your chest. Grief is
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by temp0826 2y ago
What is the problem with cad/cam and cfd software? Is it just horribly packaged?

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