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Exactly. So why would there be a book about your personal experience with hallucination?

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You make two points with this retort. [1] You didn't get the pertinence of the post you were replying to, and [2] you are a substance abuser who is, to some degree, into the occult.

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There are loads of books, out there, about people hallucinating because of food or other substances they have ingested.

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You're here smoking weed and talking about something you read in a book on the occult 30 years ago?

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I haven't been to the occult section in over 30 years

A page or two ago you claimed to be an "expert" on OOBEs/the occult.

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There are books about this kind of thing.

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