now is forever

i wonder who thought of simulating shitting and naked mules and cockroaches. it's just that we are building simulating machines that serve as models for our world how we perceive it. it showes a lack of direct experience of nature. sorry for the ordinary words, but by constantly neglecting those things we forget something. energy might have simulating foundations though. and so has what we perceive as matter. you could say there are multiple steps of energy evolution. that build multiple layers of reality. and the mind receives what it is able to recive. did you ever wonder if everyone sees the same colours as you do? if evolution = simulation, it's energy simulating itself no one behind it. and probably nothing outside of it. but we might never know for sure. so the question is kind of aggressive...as was mine ☺️

@Leo Gura group pressure is something really massive, you understand your roll don't you? don't want to moralize here, just want you to be careful. you are the center of this discussion.

i don't see that the same way. because i didn't have fear taking them. i only questioned them afterwards - and i have no curiosity to take them again. i would even not stand in the way if i had children taking psychedelics, i maybe would even help them in finding good quality stuff. i would just tell them to be careful and that they should question doing them, so no it's not fear. it's compassion for others. either way i would not tell them to take them, everyone has to decide that for themselves.

ok, what about the other way round? what about questioning them while taking them? i know that you can get some insights, because i took psychedelics in my youth and had near death experience. but nothingness experience you can have without it. even infinity is something you can experience without them (maybe only by taking them in advance) but at some point isn't it better to stop? a lot of my friends had a really rough time, because they couldn't stop or they got lost on the way. i stopped taking drugs when i turned 18. and still am happy i did. though i never forget what i was able to see. all i want to say is: the craving mind can be delusional, too.