Travis Kitchens

it's taboo now.

it's taboo now.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But, you know, Rick Strassman has said, what about if it just amplified pre-existing beliefs, the drugs? Because you can cultivate these experiences. People have them naturally all the time, but we don't know. Even the spirit molecule, it's like, well, maybe some of the DMT is leaking out of the third eye. Nobody knows. So people do have these experiences naturally.

But, you know, Rick Strassman has said, what about if it just amplified pre-existing beliefs, the drugs? Because you can cultivate these experiences. People have them naturally all the time, but we don't know. Even the spirit molecule, it's like, well, maybe some of the DMT is leaking out of the third eye. Nobody knows. So people do have these experiences naturally.

But, you know, Rick Strassman has said, what about if it just amplified pre-existing beliefs, the drugs? Because you can cultivate these experiences. People have them naturally all the time, but we don't know. Even the spirit molecule, it's like, well, maybe some of the DMT is leaking out of the third eye. Nobody knows. So people do have these experiences naturally.

There's a record going back thousands of years of people cultivating them. In Christianity, you don't have to look much further than the New Testament. The origins of Christianity are in the Pentecost. You have all of these people who, were they on drugs? We don't know. There's probably no way to find out. But we know they were experimenting with altered states of consciousness.

There's a record going back thousands of years of people cultivating them. In Christianity, you don't have to look much further than the New Testament. The origins of Christianity are in the Pentecost. You have all of these people who, were they on drugs? We don't know. There's probably no way to find out. But we know they were experimenting with altered states of consciousness.

There's a record going back thousands of years of people cultivating them. In Christianity, you don't have to look much further than the New Testament. The origins of Christianity are in the Pentecost. You have all of these people who, were they on drugs? We don't know. There's probably no way to find out. But we know they were experimenting with altered states of consciousness.

And where I'm from, you have people doing the same thing now. They're called Pentecostals. Some of them, you know, you go to a serpent handling church down in eastern Kentucky, They're playing music. And it all starts. It's like jazz. It all starts impromptu. It's not like a concert. Somebody starts one thing. Then somebody starts another. You're almost on some like hillbilly John Coltrane stuff.

And where I'm from, you have people doing the same thing now. They're called Pentecostals. Some of them, you know, you go to a serpent handling church down in eastern Kentucky, They're playing music. And it all starts. It's like jazz. It all starts impromptu. It's not like a concert. Somebody starts one thing. Then somebody starts another. You're almost on some like hillbilly John Coltrane stuff.

And where I'm from, you have people doing the same thing now. They're called Pentecostals. Some of them, you know, you go to a serpent handling church down in eastern Kentucky, They're playing music. And it all starts. It's like jazz. It all starts impromptu. It's not like a concert. Somebody starts one thing. Then somebody starts another. You're almost on some like hillbilly John Coltrane stuff.

Then somebody gets out the fire. You start burning. Then they pull out the snakes. And you're creating this disorientation that leads to altered states of consciousness. And if you walk into one of those churches, people are hopping in down and going buck wild.

Then somebody gets out the fire. You start burning. Then they pull out the snakes. And you're creating this disorientation that leads to altered states of consciousness. And if you walk into one of those churches, people are hopping in down and going buck wild.

Then somebody gets out the fire. You start burning. Then they pull out the snakes. And you're creating this disorientation that leads to altered states of consciousness. And if you walk into one of those churches, people are hopping in down and going buck wild.

And then you have Pentecostals that don't do serpents that run the holy rollers. Right. So many New Testament – well, New Testament scholars have argued that this is – the early Christian communities were doing this. Okay? So were some of them also using drugs? Probably.

And then you have Pentecostals that don't do serpents that run the holy rollers. Right. So many New Testament – well, New Testament scholars have argued that this is – the early Christian communities were doing this. Okay? So were some of them also using drugs? Probably.

And then you have Pentecostals that don't do serpents that run the holy rollers. Right. So many New Testament – well, New Testament scholars have argued that this is – the early Christian communities were doing this. Okay? So were some of them also using drugs? Probably.