Questioning Drug Use Ceremonially

Posted by wizanda on 1782070512

There needs to be more understanding of the neuroscience of what different chemicals do to the brain, and then adjust our concepts of what are intoxicants, and what are entheogens as the ancient masters already understood.

Alcohol damages empathy, telepathy, grey matter, etc, 100% alcohol kills all life, so a bit less damages life.

Caffeine increases cortisol - our fight or flight chemical, so instead of think rationally, we become scatty. If we look at the experiment where NASA gave spiders different drugs, they can't make a coherent web on caffeine.

Cocaine numbs the precursors to the pineal gland, so it makes us spiritually detached.

Amphetamines damage the connections to the medial prefrontal cortex, so it can make us become emotionally detached.

Nicotine is sprayed with ammonia (The Film the Insider, is the true story of it being uncovered), which causes chronic addiction; ammonia-sulphate makes heroine, ammonia added to cocaine makes freebase, anhydrous ammonia is used to make methamphetamine, fast-food meat products are washed with ammonia.

Psychedelics help increase neuro-plasticity, and can rewire the brain to be empathic, aware, and smarter - psychedelics would be a natural part of our foods, if they'd not been banned to prevent us becoming more conscious.

Our body is regulated by our endocannabinoid system, and without cannabinoids to regulate neuro-firing (Omega 3, 6, 9, etc), we can become less functional, as our brain can be erratic.

There is a war between Babylonian debauchery of man-made drugs, like alcohol, & pharmaceuticals Vs natural medicines, that are there in nature, and should've been used ceremonially & nutritionally within many of the world's religions.

Films like The Lawnmower Man, Lucy, and Limitless suggest we can acquire God like powers, so we can understand them hiding the knowledge.