On Jul 20, 11:55=A0am, Bill Shroyer <BillShro...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> I'm in the process of learning French. I've noticed that if I'm on a
> DXM buzz, I feel like I'm actually understanding more. There seems to
> be a part of the mind that tries to tune out language you don't
> understand - one of many "filtering" mechanisms utilized by the brain
> so that we don't go bat-**** insane from all the sensory input we're
> subjected to at any given moment - but DXM seems to reduce the power
> of that particular filter.
>
> Has anyone else tried studying a foreign language while under the
> influence of DXM, or even just listened to a foreign language
> broadcast in a language you -weren't- studying, and noticed some
> things were much easier to understand? =A0:-?
Yes, I have learned that it is ESP, behind this cognitive function,
and the effects of DXM stimulate this phenomenon. Languages are easier
to understand, and meditation is also easier. It is not _just
cheating, however.
For me, it really helps with my exploration of artistic ideas, and it
not just a cheap thrill. If I were to place a monetary value on each
bottle, I would say:>
$750,080.53_ (varying slightly with experience per 8 ounce bottle)( in
conjunction with other manna sup****ting cosmic resonance)
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