Anonymous
8/12/2025, 5:47:34 PM
No.40898194
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Drugs replaced decades of meditation
In the past, it took years, sometimes a lifetime of meditation, discipline, and asceticism, to reach a state of expanded consciousness, what mystics called "enlightenment." Yogis lived in caves, monks spent eight hours a day in meditation to touch the astral plane.
Today? A carefully measured dose of LSD, and overnight you explore states that even a 60-year-old Tibetan monk may never have achieved. Ketamine propels you into astral projection without training, without mantras, without the lotus pose.
It's as if chemistry stole the sacred fire from the gods and put it in a capsule.
The problem? The ancients saw enlightenment as a path, not just an on/off switch. They prepare you mentally, spiritually, and physically. Whereas we snap our fingers and land up there, sometimes without understanding what we're seeing.
Maybe it's a shortcut, maybe it's a trap...
Maybe the elites have understood this, and they know that the real danger lies not in weapons, but in a mind that has tasted these dimensions...
Today? A carefully measured dose of LSD, and overnight you explore states that even a 60-year-old Tibetan monk may never have achieved. Ketamine propels you into astral projection without training, without mantras, without the lotus pose.
It's as if chemistry stole the sacred fire from the gods and put it in a capsule.
The problem? The ancients saw enlightenment as a path, not just an on/off switch. They prepare you mentally, spiritually, and physically. Whereas we snap our fingers and land up there, sometimes without understanding what we're seeing.
Maybe it's a shortcut, maybe it's a trap...
Maybe the elites have understood this, and they know that the real danger lies not in weapons, but in a mind that has tasted these dimensions...