Out of the Aeons

Feb 28, 2011 19:43

I'm in the process of trimming my possessions down like I've never done before.  The urgency's not here yet.  Right now people are moving out, changing rooms, going on trips.  I too will throw myself into uncertainty.  But not quite yet.  I gave the mirror in the corner of my room back to the girl it belonged to and now there's a white void where I used to see myself.

Some processes guarantee growth, but the path of that growth cannot be predicted.  It must take place.  Life is such a process.

A few weeks ago I took ayahuasca for the fourth time.  I boiled it down really small and it was a very short, but very intense trip.  As I came up I had so much compassion.  I wanted to go downtown in my pajamas barefoot and just scream it to people through my lungs.  I always think I'll keep that feeling forever, like I'll want to hug total strangers and forgive them everything.  But I come down and my pineal gland produces its more typical DMT output.

When I feel like that, when I have that access to Big Mind, I feel like I can do anything, and that nothing can hurt me.  And I wonder, since mutations occur naturally, isn't it possible that some people just have overactive production of DMT in their own brains?  I feel that's how Jesus and Buddha must have felt.  I think you can do it "on the natch", since I've done it in dreams and it works.

A few days after that trip I ate way, way too much pot.  More pot that I've ever eaten before.  More than the night I ate too much and had to sit down across from Dolores Park for several hours around 2 in the morning while I waited for the effects to wear off.  This time I couldn't even move.  Garick baked it into a large cookie and told me to eat a quarter or half, and I ate it all.  It was the most visual marijuana has ever been to me.  But it wasn't just mj.  It turned into a DMT flashback and I had the full-on effect on marijuana, which completely baffled me.  But unlike ayahuasca, which has always been benign, this was a chthonic bardo that I thought I might not leave.

Apparently I did.
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