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[Jimini Hendrix]

Did anyone notice how fast we killed Redkore?

[PaleFigure]

My respect for ol' Marc started sliding downhill when he revealed his pro-drugs beliefs. Yes, alright, i'm a straightnecked old fuddy-duddy, but I never completely got over hearing him say what he said.
Ah well, at least I got a new lanyard out of it, which we do actually use at my work (we have security cards to get in the door, and my old lanyuard was literally falling to pieces). And that cute little plastic case could come in handy, and truth be told I did *need* another fridge magnet.
So I can't say i hold any grudges. It was a fun enough little distraction for a while.
I'm glad I didn't take him up on his offer to become an Australian sales rep for RK though!

[Jimini Hendrix]

Yeah, drugs... funny subject. The best/worst ones can make you a lost soul rather quickly. I'm talking about the "conscious expanding" sort of drugs, obviously, like psychedelics. When a person chooses to follow inner visions and concepts, knowing that science can only get him "so far", that person is prone to any sort of fanciful notion that strikes him and often ends up chasing phantoms of his imagination.

There is no objectivity when a person chooses "the road to inner light"; no wrong and no right. It is all within the scope of one man's conciousness (or a small group of men), who's innermost beliefs, ideals and tastes are often absorbed from the environment and not a product of their own consciousness. Hopefully, anybody that goes that route at least comes up with a concept of reality that makes sense and is beneficial to his existence, rather than a hinderance.

This is the primary reason we have so many conflicting concepts of reality in occult circles. Reality is what you make of it, ESPECIALLY if it's all in your mind (and that's not always a good thing).