Well to be clear again my understanding is microdosing (meaning, does not create a "high" or intoxication) is ok, but anything that creates "drunkenness" is essentially a sin (which affects the ability to reason).
A medical thumbs up for getting high wouldn't seem to remove the wrongness of becoming drunk (although there are some contexts where a similar thing is approved, like people using painkillers medically)
I remain mostly against psychedelics personally and don't think them to be good for a person generally (besides microdosing, but I'm not sure there are pronounced benefits of that).
I think instead people seeking out these kinds of things need therapeutic activity that engages the imagination (arts, music, etc.).
Well to be clear again my understanding is microdosing (meaning, does not create a "high" or intoxication) is ok, but anything that creates "drunkenness" is essentially a sin (which affects the ability to reason).
A medical thumbs up for getting high wouldn't seem to remove the wrongness of becoming drunk (although there are some contexts where a similar thing is approved, like people using painkillers medically)
I remain mostly against psychedelics personally and don't think them to be good for a person generally (besides microdosing, but I'm not sure there are pronounced benefits of that).
I think instead people seeking out these kinds of things need therapeutic activity that engages the imagination (arts, music, etc.).