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XPost: alt.buddha.short.fat.guy
From: niunian@ymail.com
On Sat, 14 Aug 2010 09:10:34 -0700 (PDT), Jigme Dorje
wrote:
>On Aug 14, 11:56?am, tri cycle wrote:
>> On 14/08/2010 11:40 PM, Tang Huyen wrote:
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>> > tri cycle wrote:
>>
>> >> Jigme Dorje:
>>
>> >>> Churches are good for something.
>> >>> Someday we may figure out what.
>>
>> >> future rock concert venues?
>>
>> > It is hard to believe, but raves with generous
>> > use of drugs, like Ecstasy, are common venues
>> > for spirituality, of the jazz-it-up kind, but still
>> > spirituality. Some people die, but for many
>> > young people, it is the only overture to
>> > spirituality that they are exposed to.
>>
>> > Tang Huyen
>>
>> to be honest there isn't much like that where i live and i've never done
>> a real ecstasy rave night out in my life (i might have had e out and
>> raved but i wasn't at one). but the music that is largely non- verbal
>> and the actual words that are applied in trance indicates the spiritual
>> aspect to their scene. .....but there is a very dark side. these drugs
>> come popular and several years later we see the fall out manifesting for
>> instance like an early dementia. i was at a concert and had to go to the
>> medical tent for my eye, lots of brain cooked kids.
>>
>> that said with society as it is this is an outlet for them.
>
>Ecstacy, LSD, mescaline intensify sensory experience.
>They open one up to the gap between what arises and can create a
>context for awareness.
>They can provide glimpses. The rest is up to you.
You look like a dangerous drug addict yourself. Is that your mere
extrapolation, or is that your actual experience?
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