Quote (Subwoofer @ Oct 3 2013 03:16am)
you aren't supposed to hallucinate..therefore they are bad.
Dreams are hallucinations...Correct me if I am wrong, but that is pretty damned natural. (the fact that they are natural doesn't actually matter, but I'm just going to argue using your thinking scheme)
DMT trips are just self-induced dreams, with more intensity due to the extra burst.
Near death experiences cause hallucinations..correct me if I am wrong, but that is pretty damned normal, and comforting for most who go through the situations. Usually resulting in an appreciation for life, a new found spirituality (can have positive and negatives), and a feeling that the second chance was a gift and must be appreciated, resulting in self progression.
I'm so tired of hearing the worn out praising of all things natural.
We are so fucking unnatural (Well, in the sense that the word is normally used) it is outlandish for you to claim that because they 'aren't supposed to happen' that they are bad. You're being on the internet on your computer created in a factory created by raping the Earth and all of her resources is pretty 'unnatural'...Yet you still do it.
I think we should be much more intolerant of raping our habitat in the fucking eye socket, rather than having an intolerance for inducing extra amounts of a naturally occuring chemical into our own bodies for our own personal purposes.
The entire idea of hallucinations being only that of which are not our given perspective of our world is ridiculous.
It's not a hallucination, it's another perspective. Your mind creates your universe, and it only exists as long as you allow it to.
Such as being on LSD, when the lights begin spiraling out, and the walls begin to breathe, and everything is alive, that is not simply a hallucination as you believe it to be, that shit is there. That shit is real. It is just not visible to the normal human eye. Just as many things are invisible to the human eye, that should be common knowledge. Degrees of light, The air that surrounds you, dark matter, it goes on.
This post was edited by Tylr on Oct 3 2013 01:40am