Does the Quran or Sunnah say anything against psychedelics?

have been maybe part of the grain maybe it was urgatized grain maybe they were consuming these these things which were natural. They didn't understand that these things would and when it's consumed with a particular grain, it would have a certain um you know it would have a certain eruption of consciousness. So yeah these are and when you look at the Quran was sunnah there is nothing I would argue that these verses of the Quran resonate with that but there is nothing to say this is not okay this is not of the Quran did exist these things existed by the way if Allah wanted to

make them haram he could have made them haram they they are part of nature they're not something which we've only discovered today this is things like DMT and these plants and whether It's uh mushrooms, psilocybin and these the these things have been around for millions of years and human beings have been consuming them. Animals have been consuming them.

So to say that well oh that Allah never knew about them or decided not to mention it. It doesn't make any sense and it is once again it is something which opens and expands not something which dumbs you down. So yeah that I wanted to share that and I hope it can be of some help to people. Obviously I do highlight I understand that these are issues of legality which I actually think is absurd that in this day and age people you know certain politicians um you know have a say on consciousness.

[laughter] No s you know these drugs they call them drugs. These enthogens are not addictive. They do not have a um a physiological dependency do not create physiological dependency. They have not been direct deaths ever linked to them. There have not been you know when you look at it they they've cured depression. They've cured addiction.

They've people who've experienced them have just become more loving caring people. um they they they've been very helpful for paleotative treatment in coming to terms with death. People lose a fear of death when they experience these things. Not in a bad way, not in a a daredevil way, but in a way that they embrace nature and they embrace death as a uh and you know some person sitting in in in I don't know parliament or sitting somewhere in a political seat has a say

on [laughter] it's absurd. And yet alcohol which causes deaths cuz people could say oh but if you took a psychoactive element well you you could do something. Let's us say that doesn't happen necessarily like that but let's say they said oh you could harm someone. Let's say you lost control and you attacked someone. That does not happen. But let's say but then there's laws in place for that.

What about with alcohol? With alcohol people drink alcohol and then there's laws. If a person drinks an alcohol and murders someone, in fact, there's so many fights that are created with alcohol. So many road traffic accidents that are a result of alcohol. It's yet people don't say, "Well, because it causes these things, they should be." But that's a separate argument and it's presented to Boris Johnson and whoever [laughter] takes his place that they really need to revisit these things that these are are are not really recreational stuff.

This is not fun. Although people do use it for fun as well, but this is really about connecting human beings to to God via a greater consciousness. But yeah, I wanted to share that because I don't feel enough people have actually said it. [laughter] Let's