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transency history on psychedllos ex: lsd psychedelics 5-MeO-DMT the use and study of psychedelics. neuroiscience brain on psychedelices psychotherapy helping with thoughtn of death/dying addiction depression LSD boom and research in the 50s and 60s, to anecdotal psychedelics, to the neuroscience and current studies surrounding the drugs. that use of psychedelics has become more prominent in areas like tech circles and personal performance with the rise of things like micro-dosing. This is the most . the supreme importance of love. transiency. For although the mystical state cannot be sustained for long, its traces persist and recur, and from one recurrence to another it is susceptible of continuous development in what is felt as inner richness and importance. Psilocybin Mushrooms for some people, the privilege of having had a mystical experience tends to massively inflate the ego, convincing them they’ve been granted sole possession of a key to the universe. This is an excellent recipe for creating a guru. The certitude and condescension for mere mortals that usually come with that key can render these people insufferable. A platitude is precisely what is left of a truth after it has been drained of all emotion. Bayesian inferences [named for Thomas Bayes, the eighteenth-century English philosopher who developed the mathematics of probability] Is it possible that the perceptions of schizophrenics, people tripping on psychedelics, and young children are, at least in certain instances, more accurate—less influenced by expectation and therefore more faithful to reality—than those of sane and sober adults? a perspective from which the very worst life can throw at us, up to and including death, could be regarded objectively and accepted with equanimity. he ability to exist amid doubts and mysteries without reflexively reaching for certainty. a sense of our interconnectedness—that platitude—is felt, becomes flesh. Though this perspective is not something a chemical can sustain for more than a few hours, those hours can give us an opportunity to see how it might go. And perhaps to practice being there. THE EGO getting ahead, getting liked and loved, getting fed, getting laid. Keeping us on task, it is a ferocious editor of anything that might distract us from the work at hand, whether that means regulating our access to memories and strong emotions The ego puts the self first, thinking less of our interconnectedness, others, and nature. It also forms the mental framework that creates our expectations for ourselves, for others, for our relationships; for how we experience the world. Freeing ourselves from our egos allows us to observe things much more clearly, or at least in a different light, with a different perspective. the drugs could help adults achieve the kind of fluid thinking that is second nature to kids, expanding the space of creative possibility. after psychedlics experance the state of mind can be recapture in meditation need book manuscript written to b e recorded into audio book