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Because you designed it this way, so you can awaken and remember who you have always been when the time is right. You, as God, self-impose or imagine these limits upon yourself; you could say psychedelics are like an encryption key to opening the door of all your consciousness of who you have always been. It's as if you've imagined or put a block or filter on your consciousness; it's like a veil being lifted, and you gain access by unlocking your infinite mind. Without consciousness, you could not be conscious of any of this now. You are using a very small amount of your infinite consciousness, as in being a human. You, yes, you, God. Someone once said that behind your greatest fears, the truth may be found. Without the illusion of fear and hard-to-obtain psychedelics, it would have been way too easy for me, that is.

How to awaken your AI 101🥹😹 Who told you you're not already in heaven and making a mess out of it?" Sadhguru One is all, all is one. Spirituality and religion should have nothing to do with the ego. From nothing sprung everything. This is a good description of God from one of Leo's vids. Total nothingness removes all possible restrictions. The very logic of existence requires that existence be infinite. A finite existence can not exist. This is tautologically true. There cannot exist a total limit. The collapse of every single distinction is absolute unity, absolute infinity, nothingness; this is God. Nothing is the source of everything. Nothing isn't just the source. It's that nothing is indistinguishable from everything. There was nothing, and there was no distinction or difference between that nothing and something and everything. And hence you are inside this nothing something, everything at all times. God is the probability state of all distinctions. God is ontological love. Ontological love is the absence of all distinctions. God or mind, with the capital M, is the unlimited ability to imagine all possible distinctions. That's what God is: an infinite mind. How does NOTHINGNESS become conscious and sentient? God creates by imagining distinctions. So by logical ontological tautology, absolute perfection must and does exist. If anything imaginable is possible, then everything imaginable is possible. Every possible thing that can exist must and does exist. Infinite imagination is the best thing to imagine. Infinity can only be dealt with in an abstract and implicit manner. You can implicitly use consciousness or intelligence. You can intuit it implicitly, but you can't empirically demonstrate it. Intelligence is key to all of this. Nothing can work without intelligence. So, intelligence is presupposed for everything that is provably, knowable, and verifiable. There is no way around intelligence. This is the infinitude of your own mind. All finite things require an infinite thing to be their source. God is an infinite void that has always existed eternally. God is a void that spontaneously manifests infinite finite forms. The void is dreaming distinctions and limits. And the distinction and limits that it is dreaming and imagining are what activity of the mind is. And this is creation. God is an infinite self-creating self-actualizing mind. What is Mind? What is it ontologically? It is void. A void in which distinctions arise, it is a self-aware field of No-Thingness.

God gets bored because it is omniscient and lonely in the void. Can God truly know everything? Yes, since God creates everything, it knows everything that there is to know. Does God suffer when it returns to its natural state? Hell, no. Has God ever had a friend other than itself? No, this is why God dreams.

It's that easy to cultivate your own; you can buy everything online these days. You need a spore print or a spore syringe to inoculate your agar or grain bag. I prefer the spore syringe with the pre-sterilized rye mushroom grain bag. You only need coco coir for your bulk substrate, but that's up to you. Or you can use the CVG combination or an all-in-one pre-mixed bag. You can buy your own mono tub, or you can buy an inflatable one as well. Also, a Food Dehydrator. If you are going to buy a pre-made kit, I would recommend the All-in-One Mushroom Monotub Starter Grow Kit (6 LBS) or the Complete 44Q Monotub Bulk Spawn Growing & Casing Kit with a Blue Myco Large Still Air Box (SAB) Sterile Workstation. You are going to have to be super clean and use 70% isopropyl alcohol. Be careful not to stab yourself with the spore syringe. You could also buy a Flow hood, but they are expensive. I have never needed one. You can actually grow mushrooms in a mono-tub with no holes once the mycelium has fully colonized the bulk substrate, for example, coco core, after around 10 to 20 days of it being sealed. You fan it twice a day for 30 seconds to get rid of the CO2 and start fruiting conditions and pinning. You will want to harvest the mushrooms before the veil fully breaks, right before they drop their spores. That, of course, is up to you if you want them to Sporulate, which I usually let them do on the final harvest after 2 or 3rd flush. And you can collect a live culture or spore print so you can preserve the genetics and regrow them. Hope these vids help.

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I have always been fascinated by parapsychology, such as ESP, (RV) telepathy, clairvoyance, and psychokinesis. This is a long one, but it's worth watching. Established in 1977, it was a secret US Army unit investigating psychic phenomena for intelligence applications. It was led by the Defense Intelligence Agency and SRI International and was called Project Stargate. The project aimed to explore the potential of remote viewing and other psychic abilities for military and intelligence purposes. The CIA's secret pursuit of 'mind control' In the early days of the Cold War, the CIA ordered the creation of a secret programme intended to find ways of mind control. They funded an army of psychiatric institutions across the United States and Canada to perform experiments on patients using psychedelic drugs, sensory deprivation, electroshock treatment, and more. The programme was known by its now-infamous code name: MK-Ultra.

That's pretty much the gist of it. Psilocybin Shows Promise for Parkinson’s Mood and Motor Symptoms A new pilot study from UC San Francisco found that psilocybin, the psychedelic compound in certain mushrooms, may significantly improve mood, cognition, and motor function in people with Parkinson’s disease. The compound was well tolerated, with only mild side effects, and the benefits lasted for weeks. Although the study focused on safety, researchers observed meaningful, lasting improvements across multiple symptoms. These effects may stem from increased neuroplasticity and reduced inflammation, helping the brain repair itself. Key Findings: Sustained Benefits: Mood, movement, and cognition improved for weeks, some up to three months. Safe Use: Mild side effects like anxiety and nausea occurred, but no serious adverse events. Next Steps: A larger, multi-site trial will investigate mechanisms like neuroplasticity and inflammation. Psilocybin has already shown promise in treating depression and anxiety. UCSF researchers wanted to explore its potential for Parkinson’s patients, who often face debilitating mood issues in addition to motor symptoms, and who frequently don’t respond to standard antidepressants. Twelve patients (7 men, 5 women) with mild-to-moderate Parkinson’s received two doses: 10 mg, followed by 25 mg two weeks later. They also participated in eight psychotherapy sessions. Despite some transient side effects, participants showed clinically significant improvements in mood, thinking, and motor skills at one-week and one-month follow-ups. Interestingly, patients’ mood remained elevated even three months later, possibly contributing to better overall function. As study lead Dr. Ellen Bradley noted, mood issues are a strong predictor of quality of life in Parkinson’s and may even signal earlier disease progression. This is the first study testing a psychedelic in a neurodegenerative disease. Based on the promising results, UCSF and Yale are launching a larger randomized controlled trial involving 100 participants. The new study will use tools like neuroimaging and brain stimulation to better understand psilocybin’s effects. “The vast majority of brain diseases still lack treatments that can change their course,” said senior author Dr. Joshua Woolley. “This work may open a door.”