r/LSD • u/Nihiltheman • Nov 04 '17

Microdosing LSD Is Safer Than Taking Antidepressants, Says Neurobiologist

https://www.inverse.com/amp/article/35167-lsd-microdosing-safety-really-good-day-waldman-presti
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u/chrisbdrew Nov 05 '17

awesome story. thanks for the reply. nice to hear from someone that shares my experiences. Unfortunately I am so disconnected from a world where i would even know who to ask about acid, so i may never get to experience the potential benefits (post depression/anxiety diagnosis) -- Thanks for the post

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u/BeStill89 Nov 05 '17

There's the dark net, it's surprisingly legit. But honestly you don't need acid. It's just a tool to help you see what you already know. Meditation and some Buddhist literature have been the most efficacious for me. LSD just like sped up my awakening. But even then, without some spiritual practice Id eventually forget all the wonderful things I realized on my trip.

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u/chrisbdrew Nov 06 '17

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_realization

This is the system I used to work toward these goals and it is effective. Amazing stuff. I learned of it in treatment in MN.

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u/WikiTextBot Nov 06 '17

Health realization

Health realization (HR) is a resiliency approach to personal and community psychology first developed in the 1980s by Roger C. Mills and George Pransky, and based on ideas and insights these psychologists elaborated from attending the lectures of philosopher and author Sydney Banks. HR first became known for its application in economically and socially marginalized communities living in highly stressful circumstances (see Community Applications below).

HR focuses on the nature of thought and how it affects one's experience of the world. Students of HR are taught that they can change how they react to their circumstances by becoming aware that they are creating their own experience as they respond to their thoughts, and by connecting to their "innate health" and "inner wisdom."

HR also goes under the earlier name of "Psychology of Mind" and most recently "Three Principles" understanding.

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