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Posted by dennzio on June 17, 2004 at 14:27:02:
You admitted doing peyote over 100 times. What else have you experimented with...don't answer, Big Brother could be watching. My simple point is this: you need something outside of your self to bring some kind of experience to validate your notion of spirituality. I say this use of peyote, and whatever else you may experiment with, is a crutch of dependency and a lie to your true higher self. You are being deceived by a deceiver. You are opening doors, maybe, but can you close them if the place they lead to is not what you expected or hoped for? You are 64 and it is very unusual for someone your age to continue in a practice abandoned by most in their teens. Someone is watching out for you if you aren't burned out at this stage. You will never convince me that peyote is the road to enlightenment.