Collected Animals

Some of the clips are giving me the blob intro vibes. Trippy go lucky.


[youtube]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XzHDvzGmmw0&feature=youtu.be[/youtube]

Sonic boom wrote:

.....Pure Lennox . Over ice .

Hahah yeesss

I can't even believe these snippets. So insanely good sounding. Like Panda stuff that always should have existed but didnt. I mean dare I say it kinda sounds like a more linear follow up to PP a bit, like from an alt timeline.

I wouldn't give anyone Psychedelics if I didn't know them well or unless I was prepared to be there in person with them during that experience . Psychedelics should be treated with a deep respect & for some , I do not believe it should necessarily be used easily .

Sonic boom wrote:

I wouldn't give anyone Psychedelics if I didn't know them well or unless I was prepared to be there in person with them during that experience . Psychedelics should be treated with a deep respect & for some , I do not believe it should necessarily be used easily .

thank you for saying this - sometimes I think about those scenes in the Daniel Johnston documentary and it still makes me mad

Natalidae wrote:

Sonic boom wrote:

I wouldn't give anyone Psychedelics if I didn't know them well or unless I was prepared to be there in person with them during that experience . Psychedelics should be treated with a deep respect & for some , I do not believe it should necessarily be used easily .

thank you for saying this - sometimes I think about those scenes in the Daniel Johnston documentary and it still makes me mad

str8 up

there is momentum towards legalizing shrooms in denver and I'm not sure how I feel about it, vaguely speaking

I don't think that people should go to jail etc for possessing/using such drugs but I don't think that it should be as easy as buying rec weed now

can easily be life-changing/heavy shit, and I do think that this fact is lost on a lot of ppl, as it was lost on me when I first tried heavy psychedelics, which arguably ruined my life or at least set me back years

hadn't heard of MAPS but I am on board now, thanks again mr boom, will check out

Can't believe no reports from the listening party. We call ourselves fans?

Natalidae wrote:

Sonic boom wrote:

I wouldn't give anyone Psychedelics if I didn't know them well or unless I was prepared to be there in person with them during that experience . Psychedelics should be treated with a deep respect & for some , I do not believe it should necessarily be used easily .

thank you for saying this - sometimes I think about those scenes in the Daniel Johnston documentary and it still makes me mad

str8 up

there is momentum towards legalizing shrooms in denver and I'm not sure how I feel about it, vaguely speaking

I don't think that people should go to jail etc for possessing/using such drugs but I don't think that it should be as easy as buying rec weed now

can easily be life-changing/heavy shit, and I do think that this fact is lost on a lot of ppl, as it was lost on me when I first tried heavy psychedelics, which arguably ruined my life or at least set me back years

hadn't heard of MAPS but I am on board now, thanks again mr boom, will check out

hypo's wrote:

Natalidae wrote:

Sonic boom wrote:

I wouldn't give anyone Psychedelics if I didn't know them well or unless I was prepared to be there in person with them during that experience . Psychedelics should be treated with a deep respect & for some , I do not believe it should necessarily be used easily .

thank you for saying this - sometimes I think about those scenes in the Daniel Johnston documentary and it still makes me mad

str8 up

there is momentum towards legalizing shrooms in denver and I'm not sure how I feel about it, vaguely speaking

I don't think that people should go to jail etc for possessing/using such drugs but I don't think that it should be as easy as buying rec weed now

can easily be life-changing/heavy shit, and I do think that this fact is lost on a lot of ppl, as it was lost on me when I first tried heavy psychedelics, which arguably ruined my life or at least set me back years

hadn't heard of MAPS but I am on board now, thanks again mr boom, will check out

Legalization is the key in tandem with Information & smart usage advice .
Illegality is where the problems lie . Information . Information. Information .
Drug dealers don't always give the best information ....
There'll be a transition period , but ultimately it's the better route .

thank you all so much for sharing your stories around psych use

this discussion reminds me of a study I saw where mindfulness/meditation techniques were taught in a school and it flopped big time - kids who had baseline elevated depressive symptoms actually spiraled because of this program - they realized that enhanced awareness of their bodies and environment made things worse if their environment was unsafe to begin with

https://ebmh.bmj.com/content/25/3/117

definitely a case of government intervention that only served to help people internalize a problem capitalism helped to create - I mean, if everyone needs therapy in some form... then maybe it's not an individual problem that an internal hero's journey can solve? it seems like cruelty to serve people mindfulness instead of actual safety/food security, etc.

hypo's wrote:

Natalidae wrote:

Sonic boom wrote:

I wouldn't give anyone Psychedelics if I didn't know them well or unless I was prepared to be there in person with them during that experience . Psychedelics should be treated with a deep respect & for some , I do not believe it should necessarily be used easily .

thank you for saying this - sometimes I think about those scenes in the Daniel Johnston documentary and it still makes me mad

str8 up

there is momentum towards legalizing shrooms in denver and I'm not sure how I feel about it, vaguely speaking

I don't think that people should go to jail etc for possessing/using such drugs but I don't think that it should be as easy as buying rec weed now

can easily be life-changing/heavy shit, and I do think that this fact is lost on a lot of ppl, as it was lost on me when I first tried heavy psychedelics, which arguably ruined my life or at least set me back years

hadn't heard of MAPS but I am on board now, thanks again mr boom, will check out

Legalization is the key in tandem with Information & smart usage advice .
Illegality is where the problems lie . Information . Information. Information .
Drug dealers don't always give the best information ....
There'll be a transition period , but ultimately it's the better route .

Natalidae wrote:

Sonic boom wrote:

I wouldn't give anyone Psychedelics if I didn't know them well or unless I was prepared to be there in person with them during that experience . Psychedelics should be treated with a deep respect & for some , I do not believe it should necessarily be used easily .

thank you for saying this - sometimes I think about those scenes in the Daniel Johnston documentary and it still makes me mad

str8 up

there is momentum towards legalizing shrooms in denver and I'm not sure how I feel about it, vaguely speaking

I don't think that people should go to jail etc for possessing/using such drugs but I don't think that it should be as easy as buying rec weed now

can easily be life-changing/heavy shit, and I do think that this fact is lost on a lot of ppl, as it was lost on me when I first tried heavy psychedelics, which arguably ruined my life or at least set me back years

hadn't heard of MAPS but I am on board now, thanks again mr boom, will check out

Both meditation and psychs should be something in the dusty corner of the zeitgeist that you have to pull up a ladder to reach, and you need a key (of research) to open the box. All the pop-docs on them are scaring me. Socially speaking of course- I had no trouble getting shrooms at 16 despite prohibition

Anyways, SB, just heard the song Soul 1 for the first time and it is beautiful

Cooper wrote:

Both meditation and psychs should be something in the dusty corner of the zeitgeist that you have to pull up a ladder to reach, and you need a key (of research) to open the box. All the pop-docs on them are scaring me. Socially speaking of course- I had no trouble getting shrooms at 16 despite prohibition

Anyways, SB, just heard the song Soul 1 for the first time and it is beautiful

Nah, human beings should be able to make their own decisions and their own mistakes, and they're able to do so anyways--that's how growth happens. Lol.

zebrahman wrote:

Cooper wrote:

Both meditation and psychs should be something in the dusty corner of the zeitgeist that you have to pull up a ladder to reach, and you need a key (of research) to open the box. All the pop-docs on them are scaring me. Socially speaking of course- I had no trouble getting shrooms at 16 despite prohibition

Anyways, SB, just heard the song Soul 1 for the first time and it is beautiful

Nah, human beings should be able to make their own decisions and their own mistakes, and they're able to do so anyways--that's how growth happens. Lol.

Your post doesn’t contradict mine at all. I’m talking about the way they’re treated socially. You should have to seek them out yourself, because they’re dangerous and you should WANT to do them before you do them

^for sure. I think that psychs should be cultirally, reverently gatekept at least to the point that everyone understands the parameters of a safe trip before they experiment, and nobody treats them like a source of pleasure or fun, even if those are two enjoyable side effects. At least for the first time. I agree I don’t think they should be hard to come by. Just saying they should be put on a very high pedestal in terms of recreational drug use

I'm glad that I didn't have to go see a shrink or apply for a permit to eat mushrooms when I was in my "coming of age" years, I learned more that way. Lol

I see the attitude that the "status quo" brandishes towards psychedelics as basically an extension of the same attitude that the Christian church had towards gnostic heretics who claimed that they could know God firsthand for themselves, without an intermediary priest, without a formal institution... it's not really about protecting anyone or safety, it's more about a taboo about what is and isn't okay to experience, because some experiences threaten a common narrative.

Anyways, SB, just heard the song Soul 1 for the first time and it is beautiful

New single this week???