Dorian Yates

It's our imagination that doesn't really exist.

If that makes sense to me.

Let me give you another analogy like that.

I don't know where this one came from, but I used it one time, because there's so many different levels to psychedelic experience.

But I said it like this.

Imagine you're in a room, whatever shape, square room, and you're in this room, and that's all that exists.

You can see it.

You can touch it.

There's nothing more, because you're not aware of it, right?

How about if I brought a little trampoline in here,

and you're bounced up on a trampoline, and you happen to see over the wall, and you see there's a whole fucking other world out there that you didn't know about.

But now you've seen it, you can't forget, right?

So you'll come back to this room with a different perspective, knowing that this is not it, really.

So it gives you a totally new perspective on life, I think.

I'm totally on board.

Oh, the camp I went to in Costa Rica is like, they do a full review.

They've got doctors on board and everything like that.

So they do vet people before and get their medical history and all that stuff.

I'm sure there's some exceptions where maybe it might not be beneficial, but I'm not an expert on that.

But if it's a real camp, and that is the thing, a lot of them are not, you know, or they just get as many people in there to get as much money and they don't get the attention and everything like that.