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Proof that the Canterbury Psalter’s Leg-Hanging Mushroom Tree Is Psilocybe
https://egodeaththeory.wordpress.com/2020/11/19/proof-that-the-canterbury-psalters-leg-hanging-mushroom-tree-is-psilocybe/
This top-tier illuminated manuscript depicts a trip guide at a sacred-food Psilocybe banquet, and a teacher who knows the highest wisdom teaching students about how to endure Psilocybe and become spiritually enlightened, with the controlled threat of loss-of-control that causes correctly re-aligning self-control to trust in the higher controller as the actual source of thoughts.
A trip guide is a dangerous, unqualified fool or fraud unless he knows this religious wisdom.
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In critiquing the “restricted professional administering of psychedelics to patients” model of drug policy reform, one point of reference is the argument from religious freedom and duty to worship:
Per New Testament Christianity, a ‘church’ is group of Christians (‘disciples of Christ’) worshipping and sharing communion in the Eucharist meal.
A church has a God-given (that is, not government-given) right to worship by ingesting the flesh of Christ.
Government serves to protect the freedom of religion, the freedom to worship and share Communion, the freedom to consume the Lord’s Supper, the sacred meal which regenerates the soul and delivers the power (dunamis) of the Holy Spirit.
The therapy-center model is not necessarily bereft of authentic initiation, but it tends to compete against the cultic meal, Mystery Religion model, the Primitive Christianity model of how churches worship.
It is not impossible to have real delivery of Transcendent Knowledge in the form of professional restricted therapy clinics.
But the church agape model from 30 A.D., or some equivalent model from the Old Testament, or ancient Greek Mystery Religion, already provides an effective framework.
Thus the proposed clinic model is competing against that long-extant religion, as evidenced by the grossly premature and inchoate bragging that their scientists have already provided what the Mystery Religions were unable to provide.
The wanna-be professional clinicians aren’t even qualified to brag properly with any precision and specificity. These fools literally have no idea what they’re talking about, when they so brag, as hazily as boldly.
The Egodeath theory provides what the Mystery Religions were unable to provide: a modern, explicit, summarized and summarizable, non-myth-dependent, explanation of the most archaic experiential knowledge.
Ancient experiential knowledge was only expressed through metaphor, not really explained by Mystery Religion’s religious mythology.
Mystery Religion delivered full experiential knowledge.
The Egodeath theory delivers complete modern explanation.
The highly restricted professional clinician model provides neither the full experiential knowledge, nor the adequate modern explanation.
Is First-Hand Experience Required, or Is Knowing the Egodeath Theory Sufficient Qualification to Be a Clinical Trip Guide?
Can a trip guide be effective if the trip guide has not themselves gone through first-hand experience of experiential mental model transformation from Possibilism to Eternalism, including conscious dependence and putting trust in the uncontrollable higher controller or pre-creator of all of one’s control-thoughts in the near future?
Is book knowledge of the Egodeath theory sufficient qualification to be a hierophant, or must an authorized hierophant have personally undergone the control–battle with the worldline dragon in the rock block universe?
The Egodeath theory 