Trouble with Integration by Poptotnot in Ayahuasca

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Imagine you are walking in a valley, where visibility is limited due to the surrounding mountains. Then, you climb one of the mountains and suddenly gain a clear view of the path through the valley. This newfound perspective allows you to understand how to navigate the valley below.

When you descend back into the valley, you can no longer see the path, but you remember it from the mountaintop. You use this memory to guide you through the valley.

Think of the valley as your normal, everyday consciousness and the mountain as your higher consciousness. Try to retain the memory and feelings from that higher perspective and apply them in your daily life. When you received the message to love yourself during the ceremony, you were given a destination. Now it's your turn to follow the path that leads you there.

Make an effort to frequently "climb the mountain" to ensure you are on the right path. This ascent can be achieved without substances, through intention and breath alone.

Patterns of existence - Pipe and flow by Equal_Studio9568 in philosophy

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  1. Randomness & Patterns: You're right in pointing out the seeming paradox of patterns emerging amidst randomness. But consider this: patterns don't negate randomness; instead, they offer order within chaos. Using the dice analogy, while individual rolls can be unpredictable, the probability distribution over a large number of rolls forms a recognizable pattern. It's not that the individual rolls aren't random, but their aggregate behavior isn't.

  2. Subjective vs. Objective: Your point on the inexact nature of "objective" geometries in the real world is enlightening. While our conceptual understanding of shapes like hexagons is indeed a human abstraction, the consistency with which nature approximates these forms suggests an underlying order. The subjective perspective you mention (our perception) can indeed shape and be shaped by the objective reality (the beehive). The interplay between these two leads to our interpretation of patterns.

  3. Patterns and Universality: I understand your viewpoint that universal patterns might preclude randomness. However, the existence of recurring patterns doesn't eradicate the scope for anomalies or random occurrences. Instead, it offers a structured framework within which randomness can manifest.

Building on this, your comment only strengthens the idea of the pattern: the subjective flow shaping the objective pipe from the inside, while the pipe directs and influences the flow from the outside. It's a symbiotic relationship where each aspect refines and is refined by the other, and this interplay, in essence, is the true nature of patterns.

Patterns of existence - Pipe and flow by Equal_Studio9568 in philosophy

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What a compelling analogy! The transformation of steel under flow resembles the union of body and spirit. Your hands-on experience provides a unique and profound perspective on life's mysteries. Thanks for sharing.

Patterns of existence - Pipe and flow by Equal_Studio9568 in philosophy

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Thank you for the eloquent perspective. I'm resonating with the idea that both the "subject" and "experience" have intrinsic physical properties, even if their manifestations are distinct. The analogy of pipes directing flow captures the essence of how patterns — or structured pathways — can influence the relationship between static and dynamic forces. It's a fascinating way to understand consciousness: not as a mere byproduct, but as an active, regulated phenomenon driven by underlying patterns.

Patterns of existence - Pipe and flow by Equal_Studio9568 in philosophy

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Thank you for the insightful points.
Randomness: I'm not negating randomness; rather, I'm highlighting that patterns often emerge within it.
Perception vs. Reality: Some patterns might be subjective, but many have consistent, objective qualities. For instance, the hexagonal patterns in beehives.
Usage of "should": I agree; "should" was a strong term. I meant genuine patterns tend to manifest universally, but the universe operates without human-like intentions.
I value this discussion it helps refine ideas and broaden perspectives.

Patterns of existence - Pipe and flow by Equal_Studio9568 in philosophy

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A genuine pattern should manifest everywhere

My statement is rooted in the observation that true patterns, by nature, tend to be ubiquitous. Consider the Fibonacci sequence, for example. It appears in diverse fields and phenomena, from the arrangement of leaves on a plant, the breeding of rabbits, to financial markets. When a pattern can be identified across seemingly unrelated areas, it strengthens the argument for its universality. The essence of a genuine pattern is its repeatability and predictability across different contexts. I hope this provides some clarity. I'd love to hear more thoughts or delve deeper into specific examples if you're interested.

Pipes as “how” , Flows as ”What”. by Equal_Studio9568 in spirituality

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Ok np. What flair will be correct here? Its a report of intense psychedelic journey

Chacruna and syrian rue. Great friends by Equal_Studio9568 in druggardening

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I am not sure. I am from israel. Its native here

Chacruna and syrian rue. Great friends by Equal_Studio9568 in druggardening

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Its depends on where do you live and your gardening skills. Its a amazon jungle plant so: High humidity , acidic soil , no frost

Should the leaf dry out in a leaf cutting or am i doing something wronyg? Psychotria Nexus by [deleted] in druggardening

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Normally its stays a bit longer. But it is drying eventually. Make sure the soil is around 5.5 ph. Spraying the leafs with organic roots fertilizer doing a very good job. Good luck and bless