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>As a result, it's easy to mistake them for absolute truths. I think that, for most people, psychedelics bring out spiritual elements, but often linked to the religion or culture of their own people, and not necessarily to external or universal realities.

I agree these are factors. For me though, it really put me in touch with a truth that I was trained to completely ignore by my overly exoteric culture. It's that there is something very divine about the substance of conscious experience. It's like I couldn't see the Forrest for the trees, and then bam. My conscious experience is a key fixture of the universe. Your conscious experience is key fixture of the universe. I've been getting taught my whole life it's all about molecules and orbits and objects. It showed me that my consciousness is the elephant in the room Being itself is the thing, is how we actually interface reality, how reality interfaces itself. And it was all like, Ahhhhhhhh. I'm part of it, and I can't not be part of it. Ahhhhhhhhh. You know. I'm on this roller coaster forever. Ahhhhhhh. For emphasis.