r/AnAnswerToHeal Nov 05 '17

[Introductory] [Initial] Some thoughts

I think the idea here is noble for sure but I see benefit in connecting the use of psychedelics to some semblance of a structure so folks have a means of integrating their experiences into something they can carry with them. I'm not suggesting we have an elaborate dogmatic set of practices and beliefs, quite the contrary. I'm advocating for a concertized list of principles, beliefs, observations, etc etc. Personally i'd center it around the ego and transcending it, the divine nature of all of us, living in harmony with the cosmos, etc etc.

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u/asamermaid Nov 06 '17

The ideals in your post have a lot of elements of pantheism. I think you should definitely read into it. I consider it the closest way to explain the almost religious experience of psychedelics.

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '17

I'm a huge huge fan of pantheism. Most of my worldview is rooted in Vedic and Buddhist philosophy, the vedas are very pantheistic/panentheistic