Psychedelic Drugs are tools for spirituality, In search of higher conciousness

Psychedelic simply means ‘mind manifesting'. a term first sculpted from the clay of words by doctor Hampry Osmand while preparing for the psychiatric conference in 1956.

This is the kind of life we living, where we use drugs to take us to a psychedelic renaissance, a different reality that has all this rules and secrets that might prevent your transcendence. So people are starting to take these tools, these cognitive technologies that have been used for thousands of years that took them to communicate with gods.

Dont get me wrong there are abusive of drugs will get you killed and its very harmful for your health but am talking about Psychedelic drugs, these are vehicle that take you to a higher consciousness and make your third eye open and see these dimensions that's different from our third dimension

Best example of this drug is DMT i.e N,N-Dimethyltryptamine (Spiritual molecule), which is a naturally occurring chemical found in both plants and animals. It is the active hallucinogenic compound which is used for ritual purposes by the indigenous people in the Amazon to make the ayahuasca brew that help them communicate with their ancestors. (Into that later)

The risks associated with psychedelic drugs are mostly psychological, not physical. For most psychedelic drugs, including the most commonly used ones such as LSD and Marijuana, there has never been a recorded overdose. Reviews of the clinical literature suggest that chronic problematic effects, when they do occur, are most often linked to psychological instability present prior to use.

The effects of psychedelic drugs vary tremendously, and are difficult to categorize, since they provide access to vastly different states of consciousness. They affect different people, at different places, and at different times, with incredible variation. Psychedelics often evoke conscious awareness of subconscious thoughts and feelings, such as repressed memories, feelings about life circumstances, fantasies, or deep fears. Thus, if someone makes the decision to use a psychedelic drug, it is important for that person to be prepared to deal with unusual and perhaps even challenging thoughts, images, and feelings in an open and thoughtful manner.

Psychedelic drug abuse does not typically lead to addiction but this doesn’t make the situation safe or otherwise acceptable. People who abuse psychedelic drugs are likely to suffer from adverse reactions at some point in their drug use and are at an increased risk of accident or injury as a result of being under the influence of these drugs. If the surroundings or the external environment is safe and good, and the user’s attitude or emotions are good then there will often be what is known as a “good trip.” However, if the attitude is bad, the user is depressed, the environment is scary or threatening or otherwise unhappy then there is an increased risk of a “bad trip.” This is one of many facts about psychedelics that people tend to overlook or misinterpret.

Psychedelics can be powerful tools for studying the inner spiritual world of man, just as the telescope is used as an instrument to study stars, At least thats what i think.