Can weed have a negative impact on me?

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#1

I’m talking THC here.

I don’t really practice anything, I meditate maybe everyday for at least 10 mins, (it used to be 40+ everyday but i don’t know what happened lol)

Knowing* that how can weed negatively impact me? energetically, astrally, spirituality etc. My aura, too.

I don’t plan to abuse it, but I plan on smoking it after work to relax and maybe on my days off too, and to be honest, back when I used to get high every day I wasn’t too familiar with morphic fields or anything energy programmed related, but it used to feel they somehow worked better and allowed me to relax so much while listening.

Not everything was good though, I was highly depressed and anxious, and I mean suicidal thoughts and self-harm everyday. And sometimes it used to get worse while high but mostly the anxiety part. But now Let’s say I am all good, I have what I call some minor worries honestly, I have learnt a lot and know waay better than a year ago or ‘old self’. I shall say I never got addicted to it and probably won’t.

As I said, I am a better person now, in every possible way to be honest, I am happy of my progress and I remind myself to be grateful of Captain’s work and how much it has helped, but I just feel like weed would help me, and when I think about it, it’s just “relaxation” that comes to mind, type of relaxation of sit, lay back, relax and enjoy and also how it would enhance all these fields. I’ve been eager to try the portal ones while on psychedelics or weed.

Is this a good idea? What are your thoughts?

Thanks in advance🤝

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#2

as if every drug abuse is planned :stuck_out_tongue:
I know people who smoke regularly and are doing fine.
But 90% of people who have problem with either weed or other drug started with weed.
Cant say if this will happen to you, the decision is your to make.
Be it relaxation or any other purpose, Its safer to try and relax without any substance.

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#3

Everyone is different so it’s hard to say.

What I can say is that whatever experimentation you do should be postponed until your 30’s. That’s because the brain is still forming up until anywhere from 26-29 years old. And it’s the pre-frontal cortex that forms last. That’s the area of your brain in charge of good judgement.

So with that, …

I second @Forumuser ’s advice. Try every other alternative until then.

I wish you all the best.

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#4

What i wonder is, how does it impact you energetically?

I’ve heard members claim it rapidly transmutes Jing into shen…

But idk how much validity these claims stand

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#5

It does weaken one’s energetic shielding. This can lead to tears in the user’s aura as well as unwanted cords, attachments, connections and inhabitations.

@anon36920264, given some of the other things you’ve recently asked about, it seems that this substance could well compound your existing issues rather than help them. You say you want to use this to relax and in almost the same breath you talk about how “for some reason” you no longer reason meditate for as long as you would like. Meditation would accomplish the similar results (and more) as you’re wanting from your weed.

Given what you’ve been recently asking about, you might want to ask yourself seriously if you want to do what it takes to fix the parts of your life with which you’re dissatisfied, because running away from that (through “boredom” or weed or whatever) doesn’t seem to be working for you.

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#6

Anything that clouds the mind and puts one in an altered state of mind, comes with risks.

My student’s boyfriend kept complaining he was being attacked by some force when sleeping. He was losing weight, health, and facing immense bad luck. I tend to initially dismiss such claims - 95% of folks have no entities/spells/demons, etc., - we tend to always explain things in terms of the supernatural because it is hard to take responsibility and action; shifting the responsibility to a supernatural cause is always easier and the human nature is adept at blaming something unseen than act in real life. Non-dual consciousness does not mean inaction in the plane of duality.

Anyway, we did a divination session and my guides showed me that he was being attacked around 10-11 pm by a succubus like entity. So, there indeed was an entity involved here, which is pretty rare. I gave him a certain energized mandala to carry, and it held up well, until around 11 pm. And the attack occurred again. On questioning him, I realized that he would smoke weed everyday before sleep. Once he stopped smoking weed (which in his case was making him vulnerable to attacks), cleaned up his lifestyle (reduced drinking, cleaned up his living space from clutter, got enough sunlight, added fresh fruit and vegetables to diet) and began to carry the mandala I gave him, the attacks were gone and he recovered his health in a month.

The entity seemed to be an intelligent one (a lot of them are energetic blobs, what I tend to call ‘dumb’ forms, but not this one), and showed up at my place (as a grayish smoky blob in my mind’s eye with a suffocating quality to its presence) and at that moment incidentally, I was looping Dream’s Chandi audio and reciting the mantra for Chandi and the entity dissipated, and we never encountered it again.

The energetic consciousness of Marijuana does not seem as bad as other chemical substances that radiate nearly evil presence (unless one knows the way to transmute the evil aspects and use the psychoactive effects to alter perception). In San Francisco, when we walk around and see folks addicted to various chemical substances, many a time, terrible entities are around, attracted by such substances. Yesterday, we were walking home from dinner and passed by a “open consumption site” (another nonsense by SF’s crazy politicians resulting in more Fentanyl deaths) and the whole place was frighteningly full of entities.

While grading meditation, Je Tsongkhapa lists the “substance-induced” state where one is relaxed, possibly without the usual dominant thoughts, but the mind is not aware, and the state of relaxation is characterized by lethargy rather than awareness. He terms such a meditative state as “addictive, and spiritually unproductive, with the risk of slipping into nether realms”. I would say, if done skillfully, it is still of use, but there are also risks.

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Shatachandi Yagna
#7

They don’t call us “Baghdad by the Bay” for nothing (sigh).

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#8

Meditate more :slightly_smiling_face:
I used to smoke when I was younger. Even every day for a year or two.
Then come realization It’s no good for me. But as my mind got hooked on it, it come up with reasons to start smoke again. Such as “get relaxed and chill it’s no harm if you smoke a little.”
Well It’s just mind trying to get it’s way no matter if it’s good for you or not.
As you meditate more you can see this :slightly_smiling_face:

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#9

No. It’s not possible.

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#10

I find that a lot of things, including most drugs, are highly dependent on the state of mind, energy and beliefs we bring to the table when doing them.

For instance, most people think that those with addictions (to anything, not just drugs) is because they’re hedonists with no impulse control. But what people become addicted to is the temporary relief from suffering that whatever substance or activity provides them with. That is the state of mind and energy they brought to the table when taking the drug (i.e. low vibration and susceptible to furthering their negative feedback loops)

On the flipside, some drugs (I mean this word in its true definition, not just as meaning illegal substances) have been a great help to soothe some of my suffering while being ill, which gave me enough relief to be able to muster the energy to seek solutions and be free from it.

So can occasional indulging in THC affect someone negatively? Unlikely.

So if it were me, I’d ask why I seek to smoke weed to see if I am at peace with my reasons and if I am likely to get what I am looking for :slight_smile:

This! When I was in anaphylaxis the tension and shallow breathing sometimes made it very difficult to meditate and I did occasionally use some weed. The relaxation was beneficial but my meditative state was not nearly as “productive” as without it. The pros in that specific situation outweighed the cons so it was worthwhile to me :slight_smile:

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#11

True haha, i just felt like saying that because I never got addicted to it nor any drugs I’ve done before.

I’ve tried and it’s honestly not the same…

That makes sense, I’ll look more into this, Thank you (:

How can a plant be this terrible for us? I mean how can weed do that to us(what you mentioned) but I mean even going outside does that too, so is there a difference?

This is true, it has been harder but probably because it’s been a long time since I tried, but I don’t meditate for long anymore because my priority has shifted to something else now. But will most definitely get back to it soon😄

Thanks, been giving it some thought :)

I see, I don’t drink but I don’t eat the healthiest either, I have productive days and just do nothing type of days, but I still wonder, is it actually weed that can cause this? Attracting entities

What makes it “bad”? I thought “drugs” was a label made by no other but society, and somehow it actually can be “bad”, Im curious.

Yup! I even thought doing weed with something similar to adderall called Modafinil or Armodafinil that causes huge alertness, but people say it’s so powerful you become addicted quickly, I would rather use Mindfulness audio and meditate :stuck_out_tongue:

I see, Thanks @Maoshan_Wanderer !

Yes sir

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#12

You mean it’s all good then?

#13

I agree and i’ve noticed too haha

Yea, Just like @Maoshan_Wanderer said, if done wisely it can have its uses but there can be risks.

Honestly, the same thing I said in the OP, I just wanna relax and definitely use it to meditate since it enhances these beautiful fields.

But on the other side, it also seems like I want to escape from this exhaustion of coming from work tired and very sore. It’s lowkey depressing.

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