i went on the biggest adventure ever over the past 2 months. i think i've actually come to a decent understanding of the words "peace of mind"...it all started this one day when i moved into a shed in the middle of the woods &tripped on mescaline for 3 days...i thought i was living in a puzzle & i was a puzzle piece...the i began meditating and trying to reach a higher existence for a week...then went between the two all the while eating oranges and other various fruits and vegetables...and then the worst thing happened...someone came and found me and now i'm again living with people & technology again, going on 2 weeks now...it sucks
Wow, that sounds like an interesting time. Getting away from everybody and everything is always good for a better understanding of not only the world but yourself too. But if you say everything is a puzzle, and you are a piece, then maybe you belong back with people and technology and modern shit, no? So one question? Are there no coincidences and everything is connected or are there no connnections and everything is coincidence?
I dig that as well...as far as the puzzle i was in i was glad when i stepped out of it...it was like total enlightenment
Yeah, I've spent quite a bit of time over the years just getting away from everything and everyone. Living on a farm for a year, in a caravan in the woods for 6 months amongst others. It always felt amazing to clear my mind of the day-to-day crap that wallows around in there. But, lately, I've become more interested in making my mark in society, not outside of it. I'm glad I had all of these times to myself, they helped me understand myself and my actual needs/wants. But, I also now look on it as a kind of escapism. I've stopped trying to escape and started trying to make my world somewhere I don't want to run away from. If you don't fit the puzzle, change the puzzle and find one that you do fit.
Everything maybe coincidence, but there are some things connected. If not a whole lot of things. Tripping on your own in a shed for three days on mescaline sounds like quite the trip though. I'm glad it turned out well (except the fact someone found you)
