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something that's important to keep in mind is be careful about what you let in.

Yes.

Right.

Yeah.

I think that's like a, that's a universal principle, but it's eloquently shared in Buddhism where they say, guard your Dharma gates, right?

Your eyes, your ears, your nose, your mind, right?

Your senses.

What are you taking in?

Yes.

Cause you know, there's other philosophies that say thoughts are things.

Be careful what you think, you know?

And I've come to notice, let's call it the CBT triangle, cognitive behavioral therapy or theory triangle, right?

Thoughts lead to emotions, lead to actions, right?

Because of psychedelic work, I've been able to see how a thought actually is a portal that allows a certain energetic flow into you and that affects you and that can manifest in reality out of you.

Two things come to mind when you ask that question.

It's made me more empathetic because I've had direct access, direct experience of some of these theories you read about or have a teacher as the expert tell you about.

I've had direct access to them.

The second is I'm able to share with people when they come to me being pulled towards experiencing these things, ideas around harm reduction, where to go, right?

There's legal states.

There's less legal states.