At 04:14 PM 8/18/2008, you wrote:
Marsha
That's my choices for explaining these experiences: theology,
neuroscience and whatever's in-between.  I am not impressed.  But I'm
not sure what would impress me except the experiences themselves when
they occur naturally.

[Krimel]
What difference does it make if the experiences are natural or chemically or
electronically induced? Isn't the experience what counts not the mechanism
of induction?

Krimel,

Chemically induced is fine. I did five sessions with mushrooms, but the experience was of my design and choosing. I don't want any group in white lab coats overlaying their thoughts onto my experience. I'm not hooked-up to a television for the same reason. I do not take any legal drugs including aspirins. I can talk about the MOQ, but I couldn't tell you very much about the celebrity scene. When I wrote naturally, I meant without the help of the pharmaceutical companies.

Marsha







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Shoot for the moon.  Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars.........
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