Re: Pot Smoking Loopers

[Louie Angulo <laab2000us@yahoo.com>]

interesting that you mention Don Juan i wrote the song
"Las ensenansas the don Juan"(The teachings of don
juan) you can listen to it here
http://www.labalou.com/projects1.htm
Ive never done hallucinogens but i like a lot of
psychodelic music and reading.I am fascinated by
castanedas books...they sort of take me to a wonderful
psychodelic and imaginary state...
Louie


>  Some can get by with the memories. Others should
> never try them as they will 
> be hurt. Shamans in the amazon will give westerners
> the ayahuasca root, but 
> warn that they may die. Don Juan warns against the
> allies a user may conjure. 
> But that was fiction...right? I am not for
> recreational use.
> 
> We were a band capable of playing and recording
> while high. We were aired on 
> various 
> public radio programs. I listen to the music now and
> I'm not as hyped about 
> it as I was
>  then. This still happens, though, even without
> chemicals. But there is a 
> difference, 
> both in composition and mood. The stuff I create
> today I would not trade for 
> a moment of success while on drugs. Plus, it's more
> fun. I enjoy having my 
> body to myself as I 
> was born with, not dabbling with postnatal chemical
> recreations.
> 
> The memories instilled by the experiences serve just
> fine to ease me into a 
> place of heightened performances. If drugs did
> anything, it was transitory and 
> certainly nothing that I would want to rely on in
> order to perform. I have 
> therefore had to train myself to relearn the
> instrument and all that it entails: 
> that desire to continue 
> playing, the pleasure, the accuracy, creativity,
> exploration... I would not 
> repeat my 
> earlier experiences. They were neither good nor bad
> and that is my personal 
> danger.
> 
> Normal consciousness is boring, mundane, routine.
> Altered consciousness is 
> life-
> affirming. It's like breathing cool air on a clear
> midnight and seeing the 
> "stars" and knowing that they are more than words in
> the mind, but real, 
> mystically suspended, beautiful, unfathomably
> distant and unknowable objects... The 
> challenge for me is a recognition (re-cognition) of
> this wonder without any 
> further outside assistance than the stars
> themselves.
> 
> DMT may be able to awaken the kundalini, but so
> can.... 
> 
> This is what I meant to say.
> 


=====
www.labalou.com

__________________________________
Do you Yahoo!?
The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo.
http://search.yahoo.com