psychedelic stoned-ape theory update? Plant/human symbiosis and the fall of humanity

plant/human symbiosis and the fall of humanity

I think you'll all find this article REALLY interesting. The book is absolutely mind boggling to.

Terence's brother Dennis McKenna wrote the forward, and in some ways (although the book doesn't mention it for obvious credibility reasons) this is like an updated stoned-ape theory but much much different and very well evidenced.

i've been reading about this for an hour or so now.

very interesting, but it doesn't seem super credible. just the feeling i get while reading.

it would make sense .. why do we have the drug receptors but not the drugs.. at some point in history we must have had the drugs naturally in our body like sasha explains in his new doc dirty pictures ..( a must watch )

i think evolution or sum schism trapped the human intellect and soul in the narrow space of time which is visible light and perhaps mushrooms awoke our spirit sleeping deep inside the inner worlds..to me the human and the monkey are two different beings .. one the carrier the other the mind itself ..like a prisoner in pandoras box .

plants have inner worlds holding life and consciousness .. perhaps humans once worked this way as the body lived on the planet the mind lived inside the planet in a higher dimensional state .

the mushroom might have devolded us and not evolved us .. n now the intoxication is causing a paradox effect and what once was ..

its all real interesting ..

i suggest you watch terence mckennas inside the outsider video on youtube ..

a great talk on the potential alien aspect the mushroom holds talking to the ufo scholars ..

ive always though it was one of the most interesting talks in human history .

wether positive or negative stoned ape theory, even once proved, can be debated for ever ..

the receptors in our brains that psilocin, DMT, or LSD bind to ARE bound by naturally occurring chemicals in our brain (serotonin mostly). we don't have DMT receptors, or psilocin (mushroom) receptors. those drugs bind to serotonin receptors.

true , sasha said it, i found it a cool thing to think about ...

i'll have to re-watch. i remember some discussion on that topic, but i can't recall what he said.

aren't the oddball ones the cannabinoid receptors?

they are oddball in that they are the only known receptors to elicit 'backwards signaling.'

but there's still an endogenous neurotransmitter that binds to the same receptor(s) as THC, etc. it's called anadamide(sp?) a word that means bliss in english

Anandamide

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