

Mind-Altering Drugs, Plant Medicines & Psychedelics In The Old Testament, How Altered States of Consciousness Can Enhance Spiritual Experiences & Much More With Danny Nemu.
Nov 27, 2021
Danny Nemu, author of Neuro-Apocalypse and an expert in entheogens, dives deep into the fascinating intersection of psychedelics and the Bible. He shares archaeological insights on ancient cannabis use for spirituality and examines the health benefits of biblical oils like cinnamon. The conversation explores mystical experiences linked to psychedelics, drawing connections between historical anointing practices and modern understandings of consciousness. Nemu challenges views on drug use in spirituality, advocating for respect in spiritual exploration.
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Jehovah's Witnesses Spark Interest
- Danny Nemu's interest in entheogens stemmed from a conversation with Jehovah's Witnesses.
- This led him to study apocalyptic cults and their views on health and medicine.
Suspect Translations
- Danny Nemu's biblical interest arose from suspect translations used for political agendas.
- The King James Bible, translated during King James's reign, exemplifies this manipulation.
Visions and Drugs
- Visionary experiences aren't always drug-induced; prayer, meditation, or epilepsy can also cause them.
- Biblical prophets' visions likely weren't drug-induced, unlike the priests' practices.