A Buddy Of Mine Was Addicted To

The Thing For Me Is, What If One Returns To These Maxims, These Rather Simplistic Maxims "be The Change You Want To See In The World." Because What Canvas Have We But The Self For These Kind Of Explorations, Ultimately.

I Think Many Of The Boundaries That Convention Has Placed Upon Us Are Arbitrary, So We Can Fiddle With Them If We Fancy. Gravity's Hard To Dispute, And Breathing, But A Lot Of Things We Instinctively Obey Are A Lot Of Old Tosh.

Turns Out It Was Mostly A Lie. But, At Least For A Short While, It Was A Beautiful One.

It's Highly Psychological, And Very Beautiful, And Overwhelming, And Real, And Trippy!

What It Felt To Me Was Like The Dissolution Of My Idea Of Myself. I Felt Like Separateness Evaporated. I Felt This Tremendous Sense Of Oneness. I'm Quite An Erratic Thinker, Quite An Adrenalized Person, But Through Meditation, I Found This Beautiful Serenity And Selfless Connection. My Tendency Towards Selfishness, I Felt That Kind Of Exposed As A Superficial And Pointless Perspective To Have. I Felt Very Relaxed, A Sense Of Oneness. I Felt Love.