We need to continue studying our brains and put psychological learnings into school curriculums, as veins in the artery of critical thinking.

Contrary to popular opinion, no individual or small group of individuals consciously invented the Jesus story. It, and other divine figures, are products of the collective unconscious. They represent the human species’ unconscious collective symbol of the ideal human, most likely embedded, at this point, in our DNA.

So it is no surprise that chemicals which help us access the subconscious may put us in touch with, or even in identity with, those figures.

The ego death article was also good - thanks for the heads-up.

The quote is humorous, however the next breakthough in mental health treatment will be with psychedelics. Already ketamine and esketamine are being used, psilocybin and LSD are being strongly researched with better success rates than SSRIs such as Prozac.

AKA, bad trip

I have no idea how Jebus felt and am satisfied feeling like myself.

I don't want to feel like Jesus - either I do not exist, or I am dead.