Ryan Hughes Podcast about Life Changing Events

Spudnut wrote:

Tomac for example? Is he off when he doesn’t get his bowl of dmt before the race?

Spudnut wrote:

I couldn’t imagine eating Any amount of mushrooms then riding I had a great night in a garage in woodland once with some buddies and a...

I couldn’t imagine eating Any amount of mushrooms then riding

I had a great night in a garage in woodland once with some buddies and a half an ounce though

then woke up and rode in a damn tsunami

crowe176 wrote:

Y’all are crazy. Last time I split a 1/4 with a buddy, we couldn’t even formulate a plan to get out of the house to make...

Y’all are crazy. Last time I split a 1/4 with a buddy, we couldn’t even formulate a plan to get out of the house to make our tee time. We’d make it to the front door, open it, look outside, then go back and sit on the couch 30 minutes and discuss how to get out of the house.

500guy wrote:

So Tony was right, there is a drug ring , it's just not the guy's he mentioned, it's Vital.

mx1313 wrote:

Rhino is the friggin Zen Philosopher of motocross. I could never really understand half the shit he says, but there is no question that the guy...

Rhino is the friggin Zen Philosopher of motocross. I could never really understand half the shit he says, but there is no question that the guy is awesome.

500guy wrote:

So Tony was right, there is a drug ring , it's just not the guy's he mentioned, it's Vital.

KennyT wrote:

You got that right! Can you imagine the enthusiastic participation if we brought up opiates

500guy wrote:

So Tony was right, there is a drug ring , it's just not the guy's he mentioned, it's Vital.

KennyT wrote:

You got that right! Can you imagine the enthusiastic participation if we brought up opiates

JamesBond007 wrote:

Can you imagine the enthusiastic participation if we brought up coffee, energy drinks, and tylenol?

"DARE. Say no to drugs...unless it benefits our pockets."

KennyT wrote:

You got that right! Can you imagine the enthusiastic participation if we brought up opiates

JamesBond007 wrote:

Can you imagine the enthusiastic participation if we brought up coffee, energy drinks, and tylenol?

"DARE. Say no to drugs...unless it benefits our pockets."

KennyT wrote:

I’m a product of the 70’s. Throwing coffee, energy drinks and Tylenol out there as if they are a comparison to psychedelics makes no sense. And...

I’m a product of the 70’s. Throwing coffee, energy drinks and Tylenol out there as if they are a comparison to psychedelics makes no sense. And last I checked $$$ is a huge part of any drug so why the comment about benefitting ones pockets?

Mr. CrossUp wrote:

I thought life began at the bottom of the ocean or something like that. I've been wrong all these years. It started at the sun. Who...

I thought life began at the bottom of the ocean or something like that. I've been wrong all these years.
It started at the sun. Who knew.

Mr. CrossUp wrote:

I thought life began at the bottom of the ocean or something like that. I've been wrong all these years. It started at the sun. Who...

I thought life began at the bottom of the ocean or something like that. I've been wrong all these years.
It started at the sun. Who knew.

JamesBond007 wrote:

Where does life get it's energy from? Where does water get the energy to not be frozen?

Mr. CrossUp wrote:

I thought life began at the bottom of the ocean or something like that. I've been wrong all these years. It started at the sun. Who...

I thought life began at the bottom of the ocean or something like that. I've been wrong all these years.
It started at the sun. Who knew.

JamesBond007 wrote:

Where does life get it's energy from? Where does water get the energy to not be frozen?

Sluggo77 wrote:

Plant medicine is the real deal. The book referred to, How To Change Your Mind saved my life. I only wish I knew about it 30...

Plant medicine is the real deal. The book referred to, How To Change Your Mind saved my life. I only wish I knew about it 30 years ago before I went down the rabbit hole of mainstream medicine and psychiatric medications. If there ever was a pseudoscience, it is psychiatry and the dangerous garbage they prescribe. On the other hand, mother nature has provided us with everything we need. However, a one time healing trip from a non patentable substance isn't very profitable compared to prescription drugs that are needed for a lifetime. It is often hard to even meet anyone now who isn't medicating in some fashion from alcohol, pot, caffeine, fast food, especially sugar, energy drinks, all the way up to harder drugs both prescribed and not. If you are using something most everyday, that is a crutch not a medicine. If you use something once, like a plant in a psychedelic journey, that is a healing tool.
Do your own research and think for yourself.

Sluggo77 wrote:

Plant medicine is the real deal. The book referred to, How To Change Your Mind saved my life. I only wish I knew about it 30...

Plant medicine is the real deal. The book referred to, How To Change Your Mind saved my life. I only wish I knew about it 30 years ago before I went down the rabbit hole of mainstream medicine and psychiatric medications. If there ever was a pseudoscience, it is psychiatry and the dangerous garbage they prescribe. On the other hand, mother nature has provided us with everything we need. However, a one time healing trip from a non patentable substance isn't very profitable compared to prescription drugs that are needed for a lifetime. It is often hard to even meet anyone now who isn't medicating in some fashion from alcohol, pot, caffeine, fast food, especially sugar, energy drinks, all the way up to harder drugs both prescribed and not. If you are using something most everyday, that is a crutch not a medicine. If you use something once, like a plant in a psychedelic journey, that is a healing tool.
Do your own research and think for yourself.

JamesBond007 wrote:

This is the reason I created an account. If one person reads that book or has a change in awareness to the internal and external world...

This is the reason I created an account. If one person reads that book or has a change in awareness to the internal and external world, then my mission is complete.

The downvotes are baffling on a post like yours, but I suppose that's on me to try and understand. Thanks for your contribution, not only to the topic, but for the 30 years of tuition. Keep sharing your lessons, even if it only saves one from paying that same price.

Sluggo77 wrote:

Plant medicine is the real deal. The book referred to, How To Change Your Mind saved my life. I only wish I knew about it 30...

Plant medicine is the real deal. The book referred to, How To Change Your Mind saved my life. I only wish I knew about it 30 years ago before I went down the rabbit hole of mainstream medicine and psychiatric medications. If there ever was a pseudoscience, it is psychiatry and the dangerous garbage they prescribe. On the other hand, mother nature has provided us with everything we need. However, a one time healing trip from a non patentable substance isn't very profitable compared to prescription drugs that are needed for a lifetime. It is often hard to even meet anyone now who isn't medicating in some fashion from alcohol, pot, caffeine, fast food, especially sugar, energy drinks, all the way up to harder drugs both prescribed and not. If you are using something most everyday, that is a crutch not a medicine. If you use something once, like a plant in a psychedelic journey, that is a healing tool.
Do your own research and think for yourself.

JamesBond007 wrote:

This is the reason I created an account. If one person reads that book or has a change in awareness to the internal and external world...

This is the reason I created an account. If one person reads that book or has a change in awareness to the internal and external world, then my mission is complete.

The downvotes are baffling on a post like yours, but I suppose that's on me to try and understand. Thanks for your contribution, not only to the topic, but for the 30 years of tuition. Keep sharing your lessons, even if it only saves one from paying that same price.

face biter wrote:

Fuck that! There is a reason we have psychologists and psychiatrists, one for study and one to actively treat those with psychological issues. There is nothing...

Fuck that!
There is a reason we have psychologists and psychiatrists, one for study and one to actively treat those with psychological issues.
There is nothing wrong with self reflection and philosophy, but it is a bad idea for someone with psychological issues to dismiss the medical professionals and not only try to determine their own treatment, but to recklessly try to convince others with psychological issues that they should follow their lead.

I personally think society would be better off if we accepted the fact that we all have psychological issues at some point in our lives where we could use some professional help, and lose the stigma attached to it.

Sluggo77 wrote:

Plant medicine is the real deal. The book referred to, How To Change Your Mind saved my life. I only wish I knew about it 30...

Plant medicine is the real deal. The book referred to, How To Change Your Mind saved my life. I only wish I knew about it 30 years ago before I went down the rabbit hole of mainstream medicine and psychiatric medications. If there ever was a pseudoscience, it is psychiatry and the dangerous garbage they prescribe. On the other hand, mother nature has provided us with everything we need. However, a one time healing trip from a non patentable substance isn't very profitable compared to prescription drugs that are needed for a lifetime. It is often hard to even meet anyone now who isn't medicating in some fashion from alcohol, pot, caffeine, fast food, especially sugar, energy drinks, all the way up to harder drugs both prescribed and not. If you are using something most everyday, that is a crutch not a medicine. If you use something once, like a plant in a psychedelic journey, that is a healing tool.
Do your own research and think for yourself.

JamesBond007 wrote:

This is the reason I created an account. If one person reads that book or has a change in awareness to the internal and external world...

This is the reason I created an account. If one person reads that book or has a change in awareness to the internal and external world, then my mission is complete.

The downvotes are baffling on a post like yours, but I suppose that's on me to try and understand. Thanks for your contribution, not only to the topic, but for the 30 years of tuition. Keep sharing your lessons, even if it only saves one from paying that same price.