My spiritual experiences are not induced by dmt or lsd. I practice yoga and tai chi. Although, I would not be shy of engaging in such activity, mother ayahuasca has not called me yet.

OR

This is what experience does. It is a personal message intended for you, to allow you to thrive and live your life. It gives you what you can bear at that point. Talk to any ayuhasca-naut.

This is what experience does. It is a personal message intended for you, to allow you to thrive and live your life. It gives you what you can bear at that point. Talk to any ayuhasca-naut.

Pick one.

With this said, it is not my place to judge your spiritual experience. Perhaps, you were not ready, or you received exactly that what you need to fulfill your life right now. It is for you to say what it means to you.

OR

Religion is one thing. The physical experience of worship. Who is being considered worthy here is a different matter and up for debate. At best it is the compliance with precepts envisioned by someone else. It is not YOUR spiritual journey, but the experience of the path of someone else. You are simply denying your value and worthiness as a human to have a unencumbered spiritual experience.

Pick one.

I just told you: the answers are internal. instead, you quote binge from an external source, proving exactly my point.

OR

I did ask you whether you could name an example from scripture of individual development of spiritual experience. Bizarrely, you start talking about your own experience, which, were I to draw the logical inference from that, would mean that, based on the average human life span, you must have reincarnated somehow. Which in and of itself would be a funny yet unipolar consideration.

Pick one.

James 1:8

A double minded man is unstable in all his ways.

AND

James 4:8

Draw nigh to God, and he will draw nigh to you. Cleanse your hands, ye sinners; and purify your hearts, ye double minded.