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>Its difficult because there's not a lot of Christians I've found who can speak to the psychedelic experience or aspects of other spiritual traditions that align with Christ's teachings.
If this is what you are looking for, and especially if you already have a working knowledge of canonical scripture, look into gnostic gospels and the Nag Hammadi library. The Gospel of Thomas is a good start, because it takes very little time to read as it's just a series of quotes rather than a narrative, but contains a lot of concepts and ideas that invite that sort of thought. For example:

>Jesus said, 'This heaven will disappear, and the one above it will disappear too. Those who are dead aren't alive, and those who are living won't die. In the days when you ate what was dead, you made it alive. When you're in the light, what will you do? On the day when you were one, you became divided. But when you become divided, what will you do?'
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Even if you have never heard of the Gospel of Thomas before, I'd guess that this seems pretty familiar to you if you've had psychedelic experiences and have familiarity with other spiritual traditions.
gpt
Yeah, this is what I'm after. Thank You. I'm not familiar with the Gospel of Thomas or canonical scripture. I did start reading the Nag Hamadi library when I started exploring Gnosticism, but didn't finish it. This seems like a nice entry point. 

I'm sure I'll end up reading the whole Bible, but might be nice to get a foothold into some of Christ's teachings as a beginning point. Many thanks, kind anon.