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I totally agree - these experiences can be life-changing. But it doesn't mean they're experiences of real events.
Psychedelics (especially psylocibin) are under serious consideration by the medical profession again because the experiences they provide can have life-changing effects - often for the better. Some people who suffer from temporal lobe epilepsy have had life-changing experiences during seizures, and these can be artificially induced. Life-changing experiences can even happen during lucid dreams.
The experiences may be profound and life-changing, but that doesn't mean they're experiences of real events, any more than dreams are. There is a branch of philosophy that proposes that if you can imagine it, it's real; but that's a conceptual reality, not the same as physical reality. This is a distinction that some people seem to have trouble with, and there are many unscrupulous profiteers who like to encourage this confusion.
But there are also an astonishing number of people making money
off Atheistic Darwinian Evolutionary Theory and many of these people are
elaborating on the problems with traditional Darwinism.
In the future Dr. Chaim Tejman may be quoted when the origin of masculine and
feminine thought and behaviour is discussed.
Wave Theory and Gender: Why Sex
"Pulling and gravitation, which resemble basic feminine traits, are the dominant properties of the magnetic loop. Consequently, magnetic loops have a capacity for storing energy and act to maintain the structural integrity of the entire wave formation. The electronic/energetic loop consists of expanding properties that disperse energetic matter that “disappears” into space. This is synonymous with masculine characteristics." (Dr. Chaim Tejman)
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