[kris-nova]

I often attribute the vast majority of my happiness and success back to psychedelics, trauma, and my experience living an unconventional and eccentric life.

I could fill pages with the anecdotes, specific examples, and my personal speculation on why this is but i can just gloss over the details and skip to the takeaway: LSD has made my life net better.

Another point I am trying to drive home is that this is what I would consider an “incomplete” or “immature” take. For example the authors anxiety is likely stemming from some organic experiences either traumatic, economic, physiological, or psychological — getting to the bottom of those and surfacing the patterns themselves is one of the great benefits of this chemical. I’d love to see this author examine their experience and ask where the anxiety is coming from.

You have to face your fears and anxiety before you can understand them — before you can conquer them.

I’m just glad this forum is finally talking about this topic. More psychedelics here please.

[oska]

> You have to face your fears and anxiety before you can understand them — before you can conquer them.

You can do all this without the use of drugs.