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Show posts MenuQuote from: Migaloo on December 14, 2017, 04:38:45 PM
Thanks Teafaerie, loved Carrying the Light, well said. I have added a few more points the the list in my proposed Practitioners code in light of recent discussions and videos. There are a few ideas being mentioned on how to come up with the definitive Code. my guess it will organically evolve. How do we reach consensus of a code around the world on this? which method is best?
1 That they will not do anything without your prior consent.
2 That they will be attentive to our needs till we feel done.
3 That they only intervene when really nessecary or with prior agreement.
4 That someone is present that is qualified in first aid and CPR.
5 That they do not interfere unnecessarily, use rap`e, pour water in your mouth or use any electrical devices without your prior consent.
6 That adequate integration is offered or a least contacts if there is any follow up integration issues.
7 That ceremony is conducted in a private, safe and respectful setting.
8 That adequate supervision and assistance is given to ensure the safety of the initiate.
9 That if intervention is required due to stuck energy, safety issues or a life threatening situation, that perimeters are worked out first e.g. if I stop breathing for more than 30 seconds you can pour water in my mouth.
10 That the practitioner conducts a thorough medical and spiritual survey to determine the stability of the initiate.
QuoteBackground/Aim: 5-Methoxy-N,N-Dimethyltryptamine (5-MeO-DMT) is the main psychoactive ingredient of bufo alvarius toad venom and is present in a variety of plants/shrubs. Anecdotal reports are that synthetic and organic preparations of 5-MeO are used for spiritual and recreational motives and may have psychotherapeutic benefit. However, there is no published evidence about the epidemiology of 5-MeO consumption, limiting understanding of the scope of use and possible harms/benefits of consumption. Therefore, we examined patterns of use, motivations for consumption, and acute subjective effects of 5-MeO-DMT among English-speaking 5-MeO-DMT users.
Method: Using internet-based advertisements, we recruited 515 respondents (Mage=35.4, SD=11.7; Male=79%; White/Caucasian=86%; United States=42%) to complete a web-based survey.
Results: Most people consumed 5-MeO-DMT infrequently (once a year or less), with the motivation of spiritual exploration, and consumed 5-MeO-DMT less than 4 times in their lifetime. Less than half of the sample (39%) reported repeated consumption in the same session, and very low rates of craving (8%), or legal (1%), medical (1%), or psychiatric (1%) problems due to 5-MeO-DMT use were reported. Most respondents (>80%) reported a variety of acute experiences (e.g., awe or awesomeness, amazement, loss of time and space, and difficulty putting experience into words) and relatively fewer (40%-66%) experienced acute challenging experiences (e.g., fear, anxiousness, felt like they were dead or dying). Furthermore, of those who reporting being diagnosed with psychiatric disorders, most reported that 5-MeO-DMT contributed to a decrease in symptoms related to post-traumatic stress disorder (79%), depression (77%), anxiety (69%), and substance use (~63%).
Conclusion: Findings suggest that 5-MeO-DMT is used infrequently, primarily for spiritual exploration, has low addiction liability, and might have psychotherapeutic effects. However, there are no published studies examining the safety of 5-MeO administration in humans. Therefore, we recommend that future research examine the safety and pharmacokinetics of 5-MeO-DMT administration in humans using rigorous experimental designs.
Quote from: free-range on December 13, 2017, 01:05:17 AM
I hear you Humble Voyager. I make no claims other than my direct experience. The dark room experience was almost identical to a full release with 5-MeO. Mapping how that happens is not my strength.
Child Horus: to me, the dark room IS the mystical teaching itself. Like with any experiential knowledge, in my opinion, one need not receive any other teachings to 'know'.
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