stop doing drugs

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Originally Posted by orange floyd

yeah, well i stopped smoking every day, ive only burned 4 times since sunday night, ass opposed to the usual 1-3 times a day. of course, i ended up smoking two blunts today, right after i said i wasnt gonna do anything till i go to vegas on the 25th..oh well. im definately cutting down a lot though

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Hey OrangeFloyd, u should pull a Fear and Loathing on your Vegas trip....LOL!

why only cannabis..? You know it all goes together in a way. The Beer Cannabis balance opiates, barbitutes.

You began drugs to alter your reality. How do you feel about it now?

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Originally Posted by InhaleItALL

I've been off the board sfor awhile, but I love this quote. Perhaps this is a stupid question, but who is Mr. Watts? Please enlighten me. :hippy:

...I just put the phone on hold myself..damn ass preemployment BS.

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Ah damn... four days late. Sorry for the delay in replying to this post.

Not a stupid question at all, as I wasn't very specific. The man I spoke of is Mr. Alan Watts ( http://www.alanwatts.com/ ), the late theologian and interpreter of eastern philosophies, among other things.

He wrote a very interesting essay which delves deeply into his own personal experiences with psychedelics and discusses their relationship to spirituality, called The New Alchemy. I'd recommend it to anyone who uses psychoactives or is interested in using them for spiritual purposes, as well as to anyone who questions the use of psychoactives for such purposes. Very good read.

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Originally Posted by afghooey

Ah damn... four days late. Sorry for the delay in replying to this post.

Not a stupid question at all, as I wasn't very specific. The man I spoke of is Mr. Alan Watts ( Alan Watts ), the late theologian and interpreter of eastern philosophies, among other things.

He wrote a very interesting essay which delves deeply into his own personal experiences with psychedelics and discusses their relationship to spirituality, called The New Alchemy. I'd recommend it to anyone who uses psychoactives or is interested in using them for spiritual purposes, as well as to anyone who questions the use of psychoactives for such purposes. Very good read.

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Thanks a million.

Anytime. :stoned:

I have to go with the hanging up the phone analogy.

I believe in a thing called balance. Even water if abused becomes extremely lethal.take it easy on your head feeding. life is long when you're sixteen, well relatively;)