We
do not encourage illegal activity.
However,
we believe that the expansion of consciousness though drugs is a basic right of
individuals (Heretic!).
The
only thing that should be illegal is to hurt others.
We
regulate bad behavior towards others, not any personal behavior that does not
hurt another.
Perhaps
it may be “immoral” to hurt yourself. But, that is your choice.
As
a society, and particularly as Integralists, our duty is to set up teaching and
learning venues that help all of us to become healthier humans in body, mind,
and spirit.
We
don't want to be known as a church of drug use.
Yet,
if we can use our Integral Church to make mind-expanding drugs legal, we will
do exactly that.
We
encourage all methods of personal conscious evolution: Entheogens, Meditation, Shamanic Journeying,
Holotropic Breathwork, Yoga, Tai Chi, religious prayer of any denomination, and
so on.
We
love and respect all methods that contribute to raising personal conscious
evolution!
Each
person’s evolution of consciousness raises the mean level of evolution of
society (see the AQAL Model).
Perhaps
we will become another species, Thirdtierians.
Our
Church of Integralism needs rules and regulations.
Mostly
to make sure the hedonists, aka extreme Artisans, don’t take over and turn the Church
into a “have fun” free for all, injuring others.
That
was part of our mistakes in the 1960’s that contributed to the making these
sacred medications illegal.
We
advocate a proper sacred “set and setting” for using these medications.
That
is why we follow the 3 Commandments, in strict order.
“Love
Everything” comes before “Have Fun.”
And, the mistakes of Love Everything are important to understand.
We
also don’t want to create stupid laws.
We
don’t want the extreme Guardians to regulate our basic freedoms.
OK,
enough of my heretical rant…
I
love you all and want only the best unfolding for each of you.
We
are all the hands and sensory organs of One Source.
Let
us bind ourselves together in this sacred journey for our mutual benefit.
Integralists
Unite!
Namaste
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