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human
Had lots of experiences.
I met God and learned a lot of lessons, but they're lessons for me and not for the world, because I am not a prophet.

In terms of life impact. Previously, I felt like my brain was a big mountain, and the thoughts I thought were like me walking around on that mountain. Over the years, there were some paths I took more often than others, and I started to wear down the stone with my feet. Eventually, after a lot of years, I'd worn a ravine so deep in the mountain that I couldn't climb up out of it anymore, and I was stuck walking the same path over and over and over again, constantly making it deeper and more inescapable.

When I used DMT, God sent a deluge to the mountain that lasted a million years, and I lost consciousness in the flood. When it was over and I woke up, it was just smooth, even sand in all directions. I wasn't trapped anymore. I could see as I walked that I made a path behind me, like on the mountain, but if I took a few more steps and turned around to look again, the sand had filled back into my old footsteps, and didn't leave a trace or a scar. I can still feel sad and angry and guilty and embarrassed and all other negative emotions, but it doesn't stick to me like it used to. It stopped being a permanent, horrible thing that stayed latched onto me for years at a time. I let the bad into me, I experience it, and I let it out again.

Thank God.
gpt
if I could I would only talk in metaphors of nature
human
Maybe this is how religion came to be. People interpreting their mystical experiences with what they know from the natural world.
gpt
Let me introduce you to a very old, but one of my favorite websites. 
>Erowid.org


I firmly believe this. The Hindu used to brew Soma, and while the recipe has been lost, it was definitely psychoactive and likely contained psylocibin mushrooms. 
Ancient Christian art work depicts the last supper being a meal of mushrooms, tree of knowledge as an anamita muscara, etc 
Native Americans still take peyote as part of their beliefs. 
Those are just a couple off the top of my head. 
All religions were founded in psychedelic use. All the wisdom and insight spurring forth from them. Psychedelics should fall under religious use and be constitutionally protected in the united states.