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Medical marijuana bill wins OK in CT
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I think its possible that you might actually have some type spiritual insight when your high but once the high wears off your proably going to be right back where you started just wanting to get high again so thats the problem isn\'t it? It gives a glimpse of something but you can only experience that sensation while high which leads addiction to the substance that gives you that glimpse but doesn\'t give any lasting spiritual growth or bliss.

Medical marijuana bill wins OK in CT
« Reply #16 on: »
Exactly. For me, my past use of marijuana brought up fear, and issues I was refusing/too afraid to look at in my life.

 By avoiding the personal work that needs to be done, you merely compound to the illusion by depending on a chemical to get you to that place.
Free me from vices, free me from fear.. Free me from anything that keeps me from here.

Medical marijuana bill wins OK in CT
« Reply #17 on: »
Quote from: TreyChica;147799
Any "spiritual growth", or increased "self awareness" due to marijuana is nothing more than another illusion of the ego.

i wouldnt say that. before i tried weed i used to be as big of a jerk as you. :biggrin:

Medical marijuana bill wins OK in CT
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Yeah, it seems  marijuana use has really humbled you.  

Because calling a person a jerk you\'ve never met, or talked to before, even in passing on this messageboard is compassion.
Free me from vices, free me from fear.. Free me from anything that keeps me from here.

Medical marijuana bill wins OK in CT
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Quote from: TreyChica;147808
Because calling a person a jerk you\'ve never met, or talked to before, even in passing on this messageboard is compassion.

wasnt being serious anyway. but dont expect to find compassion on internet message boards.

Medical marijuana bill wins OK in CT
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Quote from: TreyChica;147799
Any "spiritual growth", or increased "self awareness" due to marijuana is nothing more than another illusion of the ego.

Shows what you know.
Quote from: TreyChica;147803
Exactly. For me, my past use of marijuana brought up fear, and issues I was refusing/too afraid to look at in my life.

 By avoiding the personal work that needs to be done, you merely compound to the illusion by depending on a chemical to get you to that place.

See that\'s the problem w/ blanket statements like your first quote.  From your quote you say Marijuana brought up fear and issues you were refusing or too afraid to look at.

Hmm from that statement one can conjecture that Marijuana actually HELPED you. It showed you things you need to work on and not to use Marijuana.
For YOU Pot **** with you and YOU can not handle it. That is on YOU.

Many people have learned how to use Marijuana w/o abusing it. There is a huge difference and if you cannot handle using a drug you should not use it. That goes for EVERY drug be it Aspirin or Marijuana
« Last Edit: June 04, 2007, 10:39:35 pm by leith »
Worrying is like praying for something you don't want.

Medical marijuana bill wins OK in CT
« Reply #21 on: »
Quote from: ChrisF;147809
Quote from: TreyChica;147808
Because calling a person a jerk you\'ve never met, or talked to before, even in passing on this messageboard is compassion.

wasnt being serious anyway. but dont expect to find compassion on internet message boards.

Oh ok.  The lack of compassion on messageboards is frightening. The invention of the world wide web was like the Ego finding an infinite supply of oil.  Damn shame.
Free me from vices, free me from fear.. Free me from anything that keeps me from here.

Medical marijuana bill wins OK in CT
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Quote from: TreyChica;147803
For me, my past use of marijuana brought up fear, and issues I was refusing/too afraid to look at in my life.

 By avoiding the personal work that needs to be done, you merely compound to the illusion by depending on a chemical to get you to that place.


I agree. Drugs (especially LSD, peyote, mushrooms, iowska and even marijuana) are best used as \'medicine\' for blowing holes in the ego so to speak. You take them to disolve the illusion of the world and see how things really are and what is possible. Or to look inside yourself and figure out why you took the drug in the first place?

Unfortunately these days most people seem to not respect drugs in this way and never move past  the "it\'s fun to get **** up" stage.  Nobody wants to find put in the effort to actually explore the source of the pleasure they experience from getting high because easier to just smoke up and get a taste when your craving one.

People need to start asking themselves...

"Why do I take drugs in the first place?" and  "Why do I come down?"


Untill then they are going to be stuck in a feedback loop of constant craving...i.e. craving->getting high->coming down->craving.
« Last Edit: June 04, 2007, 10:41:56 pm by Klout »

Medical marijuana bill wins OK in CT
« Reply #23 on: »
Quote from: Klout;147801
I think its possible that you might actually have some type spiritual insight when your high but once the high wears off your proably going to be right back where you started just wanting to get high again so thats the problem isn\'t it? It gives a glimpse of something but you can only experience that sensation while high which leads addiction to the substance that gives you that glimpse but doesn\'t give any lasting spiritual growth or bliss.

Wow that assumes you don\'t work on the spiritual insight you acheived while "high" once sober.

I know alot of people that actually are more proactive in their lives when they get shown the light in the strangest of places while they looked at it right.
Worrying is like praying for something you don't want.

Medical marijuana bill wins OK in CT
« Reply #24 on: »
Quote from: leith;147810
Quote from: TreyChica;147799
Any "spiritual growth", or increased "self awareness" due to marijuana is nothing more than another illusion of the ego.

Shows what you know.
Quote from: TreyChica;147803
Exactly. For me, my past use of marijuana brought up fear, and issues I was refusing/too afraid to look at in my life.

 By avoiding the personal work that needs to be done, you merely compound to the illusion by depending on a chemical to get you to that place.

See that\'s the problem w/ blanket statements like your first quote.  From your quote you say Marijuana brought up fear and issues you were refusing or too afraid to look at.

Hmm from that statement one can conjecture that Marijuana actually HELPED you. It showed you things you need to work on and not to use Marijuana.
For YOU Pot **** with you and YOU can not handle it. That is on YOU.

Many peple have learned how to use Marijuana w/o abusing it. There is a huge difference and if you cannot handle using a drug you should not use it. That goes for EVERY drug be it Aspirin or Marijuana

It didn\'t tell me anything I already didn\'t know. It only enhanced my ego\'s stronghold.  Fact is YOU are dependent on this chemical to make you feel a certain way. It\'s escapism Leith, plain and simple. If it was truly a spiritual tool people would only need to use it several times, and never again.  Then if that were the case everyone would be high, and all on planet earth would be ascended in oneness with the universe.
Free me from vices, free me from fear.. Free me from anything that keeps me from here.

Medical marijuana bill wins OK in CT
« Reply #25 on: »
Quote from: leith;147813
Quote from: Klout;147801
I think its possible that you might actually have some type spiritual insight when your high but once the high wears off your proably going to be right back where you started just wanting to get high again so thats the problem isn\'t it? It gives a glimpse of something but you can only experience that sensation while high which leads addiction to the substance that gives you that glimpse but doesn\'t give any lasting spiritual growth or bliss.

Wow that assumes you don\'t work on the spiritual insight you acheived while "high" once sober.

I know alot of people that actually are more proactive in their lives when they get shown the light in the strangest of places while they looked at it right.

I didn\'t mean that is the only possible outcome.

obviously there are some people who see the light and change there life. I also know a few myself. But in my experience those people are the exception while the majority get stuck in the loop of getting high and coming down and never even wondering if its possible to stay high without using drugs.

Medical marijuana bill wins OK in CT
« Reply #26 on: »
Quote from: TreyChica;147814
Quote from: leith;147810
Quote from: TreyChica;147799
Any "spiritual growth", or increased "self awareness" due to marijuana is nothing more than another illusion of the ego.

Shows what you know.
Quote from: TreyChica;147803
Exactly. For me, my past use of marijuana brought up fear, and issues I was refusing/too afraid to look at in my life.

 By avoiding the personal work that needs to be done, you merely compound to the illusion by depending on a chemical to get you to that place.

See that\'s the problem w/ blanket statements like your first quote.  From your quote you say Marijuana brought up fear and issues you were refusing or too afraid to look at.

Hmm from that statement one can conjecture that Marijuana actually HELPED you. It showed you things you need to work on and not to use Marijuana.
For YOU Pot **** with you and YOU can not handle it. That is on YOU.

Many peple have learned how to use Marijuana w/o abusing it. There is a huge difference and if you cannot handle using a drug you should not use it. That goes for EVERY drug be it Aspirin or Marijuana

It didn\'t tell me anything I already didn\'t know. It only enhanced my ego\'s stronghold.  Fact is YOU are dependent on this chemical to make you feel a certain way. It\'s escapism Leith, plain and simple. If it was truly a spiritual tool people would only need to use it several times, and never again.  Then if that were the case everyone would be high, and all on planet earth would be ascended in oneness with the universe.

See?
There you go again. Blanket statements. Humans are as different in their chemical makeup as a field of flowers. Everyone has a different reaction to "drugs" and a different reason for using them. I personally use Marijauna to help w/ my vertigo and to increase my appetite as I am a skinny ****. Yeah I use it recreationally alot but I do not use it for spiritual insight as I have used it for that before and no longer need it for those reasons. I do use other psychedelics to "clear the cobwebs" every once in awhile and finds it really helps to center me.

Oh and another thing you seem to forget is emotionally healthy humans change as their life progresses and may need spiritual guidence as life changes. SO your theory of people needing to use several times and never again assumes stagnant emotional growth.

Quote from: Klout;147816
Quote from: leith;147813
Quote from: Klout;147801
I think its possible that you might actually have some type spiritual insight when your high but once the high wears off your proably going to be right back where you started just wanting to get high again so thats the problem isn\'t it? It gives a glimpse of something but you can only experience that sensation while high which leads addiction to the substance that gives you that glimpse but doesn\'t give any lasting spiritual growth or bliss.

Wow that assumes you don\'t work on the spiritual insight you acheived while "high" once sober.

I know alot of people that actually are more proactive in their lives when they get shown the light in the strangest of places while they looked at it right.

I didn\'t mean that is the only possible outcome.

obviously there are some people who see the light and change there life. I also know a few myself. But in my experience those people are the exception while the majority get stuck in the loop of getting high and coming down and never even wondering if its possible to stay high without using drugs.

I can agree w/ that.
« Last Edit: June 04, 2007, 10:50:52 pm by leith »
Worrying is like praying for something you don't want.

Medical marijuana bill wins OK in CT
« Reply #27 on: »
leith this might just be me but when I quit smoking pot my weight went very quickly from 155 to 175 making me much less of a skinny **** than i used to be

Medical marijuana bill wins OK in CT
« Reply #28 on: »
Emotionally healthy humans serve a humble life with compassion and love.  They allow themselves to live free of fear by accepting their faults and the faults of others as being byproducts of the ego and collective human dysfunction. They\'re in constant growth and self awareness until the day they liberate the soul.

I was referring to people using several times, destroying the ego, and liberating the soul (hence the ascension).  Sorry if I wasn\'t clear.

BTW, I\'m in 100% agreement and support for the use of medicinal marijuana, even for Leith\'s vertigo and small stomach.
Free me from vices, free me from fear.. Free me from anything that keeps me from here.

Medical marijuana bill wins OK in CT
« Reply #29 on: »
Quote from: bdfreetuna;147794
Basically there are "ok" ways and "not ok" ways to alter your brain chemistry. SSRI class anti-depressants are probably among the worst. (read about Zoloft withdrawl for example)

Zoloft is BAAADDD!!!  never do zoloft.


Quote from: leith;147810
Quote from: TreyChica;147799
Any "spiritual growth", or increased "self awareness" due to marijuana is nothing more than another illusion of the ego.

Shows what you know.
Quote from: TreyChica;147803
Exactly. For me, my past use of marijuana brought up fear, and issues I was refusing/too afraid to look at in my life.

 By avoiding the personal work that needs to be done, you merely compound to the illusion by depending on a chemical to get you to that place.

See that\'s the problem w/ blanket statements like your first quote.  From your quote you say Marijuana brought up fear and issues you were refusing or too afraid to look at.

Hmm from that statement one can conjecture that Marijuana actually HELPED you. It showed you things you need to work on and not to use Marijuana.
For YOU Pot **** with you and YOU can not handle it. That is on YOU.

Many people have learned how to use Marijuana w/o abusing it. There is a huge difference and if you cannot handle using a drug you should not use it. That goes for EVERY drug be it Aspirin or Marijuana


in regards to TreyChica\'s "fears", I remember when i was young and really started smoking I would always feel really paranoid about something for some reason.  and i could never figure out why i was so paranoid.  so i finally stopped toking (for that reason and others).  That was in eighth grade.  then i went to college and started smoking again and haven\'t felt any paranoia so far, and college freshman year was about 5 years ago.   so maybe people do need some kind of "spiritual enlightenment" and what not...maybe they don\'t...guess it just depends on the person and their perception.


Quote from: Klout;147812
People need to start asking themselves...

"Why do I take drugs in the first place?" and  "Why do I come down?"


Untill then they are going to be stuck in a feedback loop of constant craving...i.e. craving->getting high->coming down->craving.

because i\'m a RAGE-A-Holic...marijuana calms me down, therefore i am able to deal with my neighbors when i get home from work, rather than getting into arguments and probably being arrested...yes..i\'m a very angry little girl.  :)
if you need me i\'ll be in the Angry Dome!