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It's also dangerous to learn from psychedelic trips as if one understands without even doing psychedelics; this will mess up one's mind when doing psychedelics. It's very alluring to listen and learn from others' trips, but you will build beliefs about what psychedelics do if you're not careful.

I'm glad I couldn't try psychedelics until a year ago. Even then, I don't want to go hardcore in my late 20s, and perhaps it's best for me not to do it for now. However, it has shaken me up to question deeply.

I appreciate you guys for sharing. This thread will be helpful for most people. Even though there are book recommendations elsewhere, it would be best if we had more suggestions in this forum, from beginner to advanced.

Share your top books on epistemology that you think are foundational.

15 grams of truffles did that to me and more.

No problem. What's the name of the book?

The way he talks about diamond luminosity and love reminds me of how awestruck I was at the maximization of love.

Very fruitful and deep conversations.

The following text on cannabis is from the book "An Ancient Egyptian Herbal":

Quoted from the following Wikipedia article: History of medical cannabis @Leo Gura, those mushrooms could be psychedelic or not. But as you said, it's way more likely that they have been using cannabis.

Yeah.

@Leo Gura, why would those mushrooms on ancient Egyptian architecture be psychedelic?

The crazy thing is that reality gets back to the same structures after dreams at night! How does it remember everything so perfectly what it was like before going to sleep at night and recreate it back again? It seems that there is a deeper kind of memory. Why does it even care to recreate it?

Back then, it would never cross my mind that I die at least twice every day.