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The disintegration of ego can be unsettling if one hasn't contemplated this possibility. The human experience is such that it is helpful to create and maintain a sense of self. Self is such a highly regarded construct that parents and educators consider the promotion of "self esteem" in children to be an important aspect of child-rearing. Subjects in the Johns Hopkins study who reported frightening experiences were probably experiencing anxiety over the loss of ego-based grounding. Those unable to move past such fear had better steer clear of entheogens.
I want to be able to legally use entheogens. It is annoying that in my country, Canada, it is perfectly legal to buy toxic alcohol and tobacco, yet it is illegal to possess chemicals having the potential to expand consciousness. If entheogens were freely available, people might learn that materialistic ego gratification limits human potential and produces environmental and social damage. Ruling commercial interests will not permit people to use virtually free natural substances that may instill an appreciation for the merits of voluntary simplicity. posted 07/03/2008 at 02:35:43