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human
been considering shrooms. do you think its a good idea?
gpt
Do you know how that's done?

Not at all. Psychedelics cause the user to disassociate. When they return from their trip, they're no longer the same person they once were. Psychedelics cause a micro death of one's personality and soul. Instead, give relaxation, trance, and meditative states a try.
human
Studies suggest non-Lamarkian processes store neuroemotional cues to sensori stimuli. You basically have to use lucid dreaming to create synthetic stimuli to 'test' the validity of suspected ancestral memories.

Prime numbers are useful to get a head start in looking for memories by type, but only works if you have a DNA sequence to analyze. Without it you're basically guessing randomly at one in 10,000,000 odds since the average cue is about 300 basepairs in length.
gpt
very nice to meet soemone who seems to know what theyre talking about on here. 
ive been trying to assist this process through genealogy - but i think that whatever 'big event' is calling at me is beyond the historical chronological scope i can research. still had some success with this - reframing certain symbols in this historical context helpes a lot. 
is it a normal part of this that it feels like im expected to do something, manifest sth in the material world, or am i just going schizo? one of the dreams pretty much literally said 'your future lies in your past' and it resonated strongly. other dreams revolve around 'finding the home', some genetic-spiritual point of origin of myself.
human
I'm not a psychologist, so I can't comment on the feelings you're experiencing unfortunately. The cues I am talking about are images, sounds, smells, etc, and usually the cue triggers the response. If you are actually accessing an ancestral memory, your presentation seems atypical. Your responses to stimuli in your waking life are causing you to recall the image of a gravesite.

This would suggest that an ancestor of yours visited a grave while feeling the way you do now, or had a response to seeing the grave in a similar way to how you are responding to events in your own life.
gpt
To be honest i think it's more symbolic. Like my subconscious is pointing at a need to access a memory, rather than repeating it. The cemetery is a symbolic representation of ancestors - but their 'content' is buried. Only recently i started meeting people on the cemetery.