to understand the meaning of true altruism one must first abandon the ego.
what a fantastic documentary.
take a trip with me.
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Someone was high while they were editing this. Definitely high.

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Thank you thank you thank you thank you

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I'm *happy to have met Sasha & Ann (and a few of the other researchers featured in this documentary) and felt the effects of their work on my *brain, mind, and soul.

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Besides for the cheesy Burning Man footage this is a really great doc on psychs. A lot of docs keep true with mystical experience but the way Ann describes it is in reality the way it is and a reason they are useful experiences not to be taken lightly. The whole part where she says one must face he/her inner shadows/monster and learn to accept them by working through them. A good psychedelic experience can be like a birth, a death - the happiest or the most distraught.

The first few times I took a psychedelic it was a little nerve-wracking because I wasn't sure what I might see in myself. I think many people are afraid of taking psychedelics because of that unknown factor. For me the tranquility in what I would call ego-death is what made me embrace some form of spirituality. Before taking psychedelics - "spirituality" was a four letter word that made me cringe.

The amount of ignorance and deception out there about psychs is staggering.