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    Out in the wilderness (revisited)

    Hi All, Thanks for all your support and advice in the previous thread. I think though it's about time I took some time to explain a bit of how I got to that stage in the first place.

    My personal life has been very up and down of late and I've not known which way things are going to turn. I've felt a bit in limbo of late, not knowing where my future lies. It's been a real drain on my resources recently and it got me into this state of melancholy. This in turn lead to a void of all feelings and loss of soul even further than it's already gone. I'm sorry I know a lot of you sway with the mind cognitive theories but ME.. Well let me explain...

    Ever since I started along a path of New-Age beliefs and shunning society of all it's trappings I was lead to believe that there is something more spiritual in this, or other worlds that we are fare more destined for. Yet those beliefs were shunned for my militant and anarchistic drinking ways in my youth. Fight the power? Yeah right on man I would fight anything and everything that gave a cuase to throwing down this government and all it stood for. I've been involved in many campaigns involving animal rights, green issues, political issues and so on and so forth. I've lived with travellers on site for months, I've lived in a castle for weeks on end during my summer months away from London city and all it's shite. Yet, London was the hub of the music that I loved and craved. Music has been my life and always will be. I'm a clasically trained pianist and I played many recitals as a young child at competitions across the Wirral where I live. I learned to play as many instruments as I could including flute, guitar (electric and acooustic) and most importantly drums. Now I'm not talking a full rock set of drums; I'm talking rhythms with congas and tablas and african drums. These Rhythms lead me on the path to shamanism and something I had NO idea about until one day a friend asked me to come to a talk in Bournemouth. I was blown away. I had done may 'trips' in the past and always took mushrooms out in the woods being a spiritual person. My use of the drugs was one that enhanced my feelings and emotions within my surroundings and I couldn't find any better surroundings than nature itself. But hearing this one guy talk about his own experiences as a modern day shamam lead me to believe that there is still a mystic power within that drum. (at this point I would like to say Evie and hubbie will know what I mean). This lead me into a the 'rave' scene and it's particular tribal beats. NOT 'happy Scouse Hardcore' OK one??!!! That stuff is shite and has no way of inducing a hypnotic state. Anyway I don't want to delve too deply into this state of mind as I'm sure some of you will be thinking; "OK... nuther WACKO on the boards!". What I will say is that although I used ecstacy to heighten those moods and gain that higher state of consciousness I feel they were always there with me from birth.

    My path at the moment is a very dangerous one as I need to take back my soul that's been lost in the wilderness for many years. It's not a simple journey of soul retrevial. Elizabeth talks of angels, but my angels (spirit guides) are what I need to start getting back in touch with If I stand any chance of survival in this world. I am doing the work that needs to be done to stay sober but for how long? I know without my full soul being encapsulated I am nothing.

    It's time for me to let go and get in touch with truly who I am and recapture my soul. I'm tired of fighting this thing in a purely emotional or cognitive way. I've done all that work and it's lead me to even deeper waters. My spirit has been broken and I need it back.

    Thanks Evie for your continued support through this. I only hope I get to meet you next year if you're coming to Glastonbury again.

    Thanks for letting me vent.

    Love and Happiness
    Hippie
    xx
    "Keep me away from the wisdom which does not cry, the philosophy which does not laugh and the greatness which does not bow before children." Kahlil Gibran
    Clean and sober 25th January 2009

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    Hippie
    Your a mad crusty but your way cool - talk about a new age thinker (I mean tinker)! Dont have any deep and meaninful words - I think 1/2 has that well covered!
    BH

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      we love you buddy and we know you are not crazy .. just a man trying to find the real you..
      you will get to that place where no words are spoken and no al or drugs nessary and you will know you are there..stay strong and think positive
      :beach: life does change as long as you are willing to change yourself ..
      best thing about the future it comes one day at a time..

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        Hippie
        I am going through my own personal problems that are so hard to explain. I just want you to know that I care and am thinking about you.

        XO
        Time

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          XO it does seem that a lot of us here are experiencing some kind of shift in our psyche. Be strong my friend. If you wanna pm then please do. a problem shared? You have my utmost confidence you know that.

          Love Hips
          xx
          "Keep me away from the wisdom which does not cry, the philosophy which does not laugh and the greatness which does not bow before children." Kahlil Gibran
          Clean and sober 25th January 2009

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            Hippie,

            I hope you find your true way in this life.

            Much love,
            Cindi
            AF April 9, 2016

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              Love to you Cindi. Hope you and your's are OK? How was that familly picnic this week-end?
              "Keep me away from the wisdom which does not cry, the philosophy which does not laugh and the greatness which does not bow before children." Kahlil Gibran
              Clean and sober 25th January 2009

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                Hippie, your writing has moved me to tears.
                I so hope you manage to find some peace in this world.
                Living now and not just existing since 9th July 2008
                Nicotine Free since 6th February 2009

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                  Good luck with it all Hipps , it helps at least knowing what you dont want /need! Somtimes im all over the place , wondering to myself wtf am I chaseing here , is this what i really want?..but you seem to be rooting for what your looking for in the right box!!lol! Sorry , hope im making sence!

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                    HIPPIE WERE WORLDS APART BUT VERY INSPIRING,I FOUND THE THE SAME FEELING IN THE SANITAIUM ,oooooooooops sorry about the caps,i was at,they called it spirtuallity,dang i hope i spelled it rt,hahahha,not religion or even knockin religion,many teaching there said did what have b4, work for you b4,all the bullshit crap tht is tot in society,i can relate to what you say,my freind you will find yourself,gyco

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                      Hips you have already found yourself I think. A touch of Melancholy has decsended upon you and your soul but... the fog will lift soon revealing a bright new day buddy. Keep being you!!!!!
                      Love cap

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                        hippie37;439411 wrote: XO it does seem that a lot of us here are experiencing some kind of shift in our psyche. Be strong my friend. If you wanna pm then please do. a problem shared? You have my utmost confidence you know that.

                        Love Hips
                        xx
                        Hi Hipps

                        i think the whole planet is experiencing a shift in psyche- an almost global shift in conciousness which I can only think is for the better in this mad world we have created.

                        I think all any of us can do is follow our hearts- I hope your journey takes you where you want to be.

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                          I want you to pursue the directions that will be best and most meaningful for you, Hipps, and I also hope you will keep your ties with people here, keep posting, letting us know how you are doing.

                          wip

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                            #14
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                            Hippie, your post put into words what has been on my mind alot lately - thanks for helping me clarify in myself .... if that made sense??!??
                            "The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it"

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                              #15
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                              Dee bee ...you got some neck! (lol)

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