july

Many people who who die and come back, from something like cardiac arrest, often report that they go through every experience, every memory that they’ve had in their entire life — not as a flash but as a sequence of everything that’s ever happened in their life and they remember it 

so I do think there’s something to memory even if you don’t remember all of it in the living life

creating and destroying; flying cars, roc.camera, july.rocks /july /faust

I hear psychedelics do something similar and why they are so effective helping terminally ill people cope with the impending inevitable. 

It’s what makes me so curious and want to try them. I’m also an overthinking chicken so haven’t

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Talking *@! In /extracurriculars reminiscing in /gen-x and curating in /trish

Psychedelics are one of the greatest things we’ve ever discovered

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De-di-designer, autodidact. 🗿 • /antimeme

So cool. I unlearned the negative misinformation a long time ago.  It’s my own brain I’m afraid of. Weed is always a terrible scary experience for me. I know it’s a different thing but it terrifies me getting into som mind altering situation I can’t get out of 

It is on my bucket list as is a tattoo. I fret therefore I am

It’s scary when you’ve been told as a child that it will fry your brain and all that—I was told a lot of those stories as a child—but I can very much credit deciding to do them/doing them with growing/opening my mind

growing in many ways but one of them being more open to things I normally would’ve absolutely said ‘no’ to, or have some kinda disdain for initially

I also had wayyyyyyy more of an ego before (if you think my ego is bad now 🥲🤣)

Had a bad experience in college. I’ve played with micro dosing but I’m scared 😂

DMT helped me deal with some horrible circumstances/get perspective last year, highly recommended

Tried mushrooms too, but didn't seem to do much for me 

Maybe I was expecting too much after the DMT?  🤷‍♀️