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Peyote is a tool, a technique.

Posted by J.R. on June 17, 2004 at 15:00:34:
If I thought it was the road to enlightenment, I'd be enlightened.
And that's not even my goal. Freedom is what I'm looking for. I go
throught the doors I open and I try not to have any expectations. I
check things out and don't worry about closing the door. What is
looking out for me is that I am on a path with heart, and it's a lot
of hard work, and it takes a long time, not like the quicky Zazen
fix. When did you give up? Regards,
J.R.