Once you experience the positive results of psilocybin, you may feel an enthusiastic urge to share the good news with others about how psilocybin can change the world.
Some people may not be as supportive or open-minded. Although the stigma attached to psychedelic use is quickly fading, some still believe that “all drugs are bad.” Practice patience and compassion with those who seem disinterested or closed-minded.
If you become too zealous, preachy, or pushy, you risk damaging relationships or turning people off psilocybin altogether. As you find ways to share the benefits with others, keep in mind that psychedelic substances are not suitable for everyone.
Develop a sense of discernment about who is open to receiving what you have to share. As you cultivate active listening skills rooted in love and compassion, you’ll inspire curiosity about psilocybin and transmit the mushroom message.
People will come to you when they are ready. Positive shifts in your behavior and mood are often the best ways to attract people open to learning more. When you are at peace with yourself, you’ll naturally embody the wisdom of the mushrooms.
All the suffering there is in this world arises from seeking pleasure for oneself. All the happiness there is in this world arises from seeking pleasure for others.
Shantideva
