Re: Hallucinogens

["Rand" <hp_rand436103@...>]

I am not very familiar with diets like you mention- but "100% yang 
foods" sounds to me very unballanced. I usually try to avoid 
imballance (although I have no idea what you are reffering to- it's 
just an impression I get). The problem with something like drug use 
that changes your energy - actually changes the vibrational pattern 
of your cells, is that the best way to be free of the influences is 
to wait for cell turnover. Then the problem here is- neuro cells are 
lifelong- they don't turn over. Were it me, I would probably look 
into energy manipulation of some sort. I cannot speak to the diet you 
mention because I do not know about it.




--- In BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com, "phantompassenger" 
<phantompassenger@y...> wrote:
> Stephen, Dustin: Thanks a lot for your suggestions. It's really the 
> same stuff I've thought of but it makes me feel a lot better to 
know 
> someone else has come up with the same thing. I'll definately get 
to 
> work on them right away. 
> 
> Rand: I never really thought of things that way but it makes good 
> sense. The drug in question would be cannabis, usually in large 
> dosages, but the thing is, I haven't gone near the stuff in many 
> months but I still get the trouble. Far less though than when I 
used 
> to do it. Also if I drink a lot of coffee (which I do often, 
noticed 
> this effect earlier this evening, it's on the list of things to get 
> rid of) I get the same trouble, although not quite as much. If that 
> helps you figure anything in particular I could do, I'd really be 
> glad to hear it. I was thinking of going on a macrobiotic diet 
(work 
> up to 100% yang foods, stay that way temporarily) as that is 
> supposed to flush out toxins, do you think that would help?
> 
> Thanks to everybody,
> D