Giving Sadhus / Aghori 5-Meo-DMT (a temporary light)

[Ramasta9]

 

[Oppositionless]

I think it's only temporary if you don't integrate properly. Also many Indian sadhus smoke or drink a lot of cannabis, so I don't think the lesson is "drugs are bad."

Edited yesterday at 06:50 PM by Oppositionless

[Davino]

Psychonauts try yoga:

Baby games!

[Oppositionless]

42 minutes ago, Oppositionless said:

Also many Indian sadhus smoke or drink a lot of cannabis, so I don't think the lesson is "drugs are bad."

 

8 minutes ago, Davino said:

Psychonauts try yoga:

Baby games!

Guy whose taken high dose thc edibles does 5 meo:

So relaxing!

[UnbornTao]

But I wanted a pill!

Broken promises.

[Willy Phallicus]

4 hours ago, Oppositionless said:

so I don't think the lesson is "drugs are bad."

It wasn't.  The lesson was psychedelics are only temporary insights at best.

I can't really argue the point.  Before I gave them up, my last few big trips that was essentially the message I was getting.  Stop going back to school and just integrate the lessons.

[Ramasta9]

The point here is when you reach higher states of consciousness and surrender, god is there with or without substance, hence he was not phased by 5-meo, and through his highly surrendered body, God said "are you happy now" to the young seeker who solely relies on psychedelics to enlighten him.

In another video he was asked: Can you be happy without cannabis? He answered (paraphrasing) that cannabis is a sacred ritual plant of Shiva and our ceremonial rituals, we don't always consume it, only for special occasions, nor we reject substances, we simply are showing that with or without substance, god is here in our deep surrender. In the video Bhavani Baba had not slept or eaten for seven days, so cannabis is part of their closing ceremony, its like they are using there bodies as 'incense burners' in a type of ritualistic way along with the dead peoples ashes, skulls and other strange but misunderstood practices. So we don't consume it to become happy, its mostly for energy alignment that support in meditation of our rituals and service to Shiva. 

Aghoris deliberately break taboos, use substances, engage in shocking practices ect... because their path is mostly about non-duality through total acceptance of everything, even what society rejects. So using cannabis is not contradicting enlightenment for them, it's part of their philosophy.

Cannabis is one of the oldest substances used on earth, the deeper you go back, the more sacred and useful it becomes. It hits differently than other psychedelics, just enough to support your Sadhana (spiritual practice) but not enough to amplify beyond what you have already accessed and surrendered too. 

Edited 19 hours ago by Ramasta9

[Breakingthewall]

The immortal vaped 27 mg , interesting 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DWPr0YODzbG/?igsh=MzFwemphcmVzZ2Nv

Edited 5 hours ago by Breakingthewall