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JIMMY FUCKING SAVILE EXPOSED ON VINYL BEFORE THE SCANDAL CAME OUT. HAINES IS A MODERN DAY JOHNNY ROTTEN :D



that's where my brain is going. Thank fuck, I was confusing even me there.







I realise now that I was having a hypo durig my superconnecting the dots Haines savile revalation session. I've drunk 15g of sugary carbs in a can of coke and returning to earth slowly :D
 
you should spend this lockdown occupying your mind with things that arent a never ending blackhole of bullshit. ive bought a book on how to draw and its not going very well but its still more productive than this nonsense
Might be nonsense to you but healthy debate is not nonsense.
 
Last batch of mushrooms I had, I went to the cathedral in the Swedish city I was briefly living in. I was informed by God, that I must attract the spaceships that use the cathedral as a portal. And as everyone knows, you have to move to music perfectly in order that the can find your frequency. Which i did. Dancing the fuck out of a archway on my own, in the freezing dark of a swedish decmber night. And sure enough the spaceship arrived and performed a download to my brain. Shifted that winters depression. I'm not taking the piss. It worked.
 
Last batch of mushrooms I had, I went to the cathedral in the Swedish city I was briefly living in. I was informed by God, that I must attract the spaceships that use the cathedral as a portal. And as everyone knows, you have to move to music perfectly in order that the can find your frequency. Which i did. Dancing the fuck out of a archway on my own, in the freezing dark of a swedish decmber night. And sure enough the spaceship arrived and performed a download to my brain. Shifted that winters depression. I'm not taking the piss. It worked.
My mushroom trips taught me the relationship between nature and mathematics.
They taught me, using my own body, how to relax.
They taught me that there is a natural law which nature follows.
Maybe my shrooms were a bit more geekier than yours :)
 
I've had similar experiences on mushrooms, once I realised that all cathedrals are spaceships waiting to go into the cosmos - hence the word 'nave'.
Dunno where you got your shrooms from. I used to have weird reactions to ecstasy, psychedelic and visits by entities, not nice, as I dont want to be used as a medium.
Shrooms on the other hand, nature, mathematics, it was always the maths theme with my shroom trips.
 
My mushroom trips taught me the relationship between nature and mathematics.
They taught me, using my own body, how to relax.
They taught me that there is a natural law which nature follows.
Maybe my shrooms were a bit more geekier than yours :)
no. I hate maths. Therefore, it has never been anything I have pursued and it's not going to bother me on a trip. SPaceships on the other hand, I've seen space trek before, obvious innit.
 
Got my shrooms from Amsterdam. Just went straight into a shop and asked for the strongest they had. Miss the ability to do that. I think I also experienced a sense of mathematics as underlying the universe as well.
Deffo the mathematics. I never knew Alex Grey before I did psychedelics. When I saw his stuff, I thought, what? that bloke hasn't been in my mind, yet he (and others) Scott Cramer is great - painting rows, columns, grids, tesselations.
Made me think of Jung's collective consciousness, not that I know much about that but why are all these artists drawing what I have just seen?
I was the only one tripping and seeing patterns of the three of us who took the same E.
Shrooms though, they seemed the safest and the most earthy.
LSD was like a ride in an invisible universe, a bit like this vid, the giggles got a bit intense for me though, funny at first until I couldn't stop and people surrounded my tent laughing at my laughter.
 
no. I hate maths. Therefore, it has never been anything I have pursued and it's not going to bother me on a trip. SPaceships on the other hand, I've seen space trek before, obvious innit.
I used to liken "E trips" to being on the hollodeck. I used to see on E, objects that had been constructed from materials we use, glass, plastic, metals, that served no purpose, maybe my Asperger's made me react to E differently because the only common reaction I had to it with others was the music. I can see music as 3d moving sculptures, always have done, I can also hear visual stimuli.
 
I was a practicing catholic at 8 and we were not known for our woo woo beliefs..
I mean...

Trying not to be intolerant here, but this is a religion that talks non stop about a ghost.

Religion generally, requires belief in supernatural powers and beings. The very definition of “woo”. I mean, it’s mainstream woo, to be certain. But I don’t think you can invoke Catholicism as evidence for your childhood adherence to rationality and the scientific method.
 
I mean...

Trying not to be intolerant here, but this is a religion that talks non stop about a ghost.

Religion generally, requires belief in supernatural powers and beings. The very definition of “woo”. I mean, it’s mainstream woo, to be certain. But I don’t think you can invoke Catholicism as evidence for your childhood adherence to rationality and the scientific method.
Try telling a Catholic priest you think your friend's cousins house is haunted? I wouldn't have at 8.
The Bible is a book of allegories, I see the "Holy Ghost" or "Holy Spirit" as a force that bestows us with innate talents.
I only mentioned my catholicism because I believed it at 8, yet sensed this feeling also.
 
Try telling a Catholic priest you think your friend's cousins house is haunted? I wouldn't have at 8.
The Bible is a book of allegories, I see the "Holy Ghost" or "Holy Spirit" as a force that bestows us with innate talents.
I only mentioned my catholicism because I believed it at 8, yet sensed this feeling also.
the bible being a book of allegories is i understand not a catholic opinion but a gnostic one
 
Deffo the mathematics. I never knew Alex Grey before I did psychedelics. When I saw his stuff, I thought, what? that bloke hasn't been in my mind, yet he (and others) Scott Cramer is great - painting rows, columns, grids, tesselations.
Made me think of Jung's collective consciousness, not that I know much about that but why are all these artists drawing what I have just seen?
I was the only one tripping and seeing patterns of the three of us who took the same E.
Shrooms though, they seemed the safest and the most earthy.
LSD was like a ride in an invisible universe, a bit like this vid, the giggles got a bit intense for me though, funny at first until I couldn't stop and people surrounded my tent laughing at my laughter.

Omg I took mushrooms for the first time at this and it was fucking hilarious I will elaborate later 😂

 
Omg I took mushrooms for the first time at this and it was fucking hilarious I will elaborate later 😂


This is ridiculous my local pub is in all the video being munted :D

James brown from the packhorse, who was a barman at the same time as the pub called the library over the road had a James Dean working behind the bar.

He's a really talented artist, animator, chaos merchant, psychonaut,and started s record label and then a still successful band - that fucking tank :D



Pocket rich, whose paintings I burned and they're probably with something now :D

Let's see if I pop up on drugs ;D



Fucking archives of brain :D
 
I wonder if the supposed moon landings were done in a Hollywood studio myself, still unsure.

Yeah obviously a Hollywood studio, question is which one? Paramount's car park is tiny, you'd never get all the stuff in and out without raising eyebrows, and it's actually right in the fucking middle of LA so it's a bit conspicuous. Plus Dave the Sponge who did the security back in the 60s he was a big mouth.

Can't have been Universal either, they were filming Anne of the Thousand Days on the main set throughout the summer of 69, most of the others were doing TV at the time, and besides I don't think they were too friendly with NASA after that big bust up at the Gleneagle hotel where Alfred Hitchcock (on an exclusive Universal contract at the time) insulted Alan Shepard. Not a pretty sight, as Bobby One-Chop recalls.

Could have been MGM, grant you that -- they did film 2001 Space Odyssey the same year to be fair. Kubrick obviously very talented.

Can't have been Warner Bros: they're not Jews.
 
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