Pilgrimage?

[Lark]

Have you ever thought about it? Would you undertake one? For what reason? With whom? With what in mind? And would you think there is a role for pilgrimage in the modern post-religious or secular world?

 

[INTP]

Would be nice to go visit some amazonian ayahuasca healer or some hindu or buddhist holy men

 

[Rasofy]

Hmm. A hallucinogen experience would probably be more enlightening.
I'm not helping much.

 

[Ginkgo]

Would be nice to go visit some amazonian ayahuasca healer or some hindu or buddhist holy men

If any substance is going to give you a vivid spiritual trip, it's ayahuasca.

 

[INTP]

If any substance is going to give you a vivid spiritual trip, it's ayahuasca.

Been studying the subject for several years

 

[violet_crown]

Been studying the subject for several years

Found out anything interesting?

 

[INTP]

Found out anything interesting?

Yes, so much that its impossible to start posting it, but only can recommend finding out yourself and dig deep(and wide) if you are going to look into it

 

[Coriolis]

Have you ever thought about it? Would you undertake one? For what reason? With whom? With what in mind? And would you think there is a role for pilgrimage in the modern post-religious or secular world?

Just what do you mean by a pilgrimage: believers going to Fatima, or Mecca, or Stonehenge? I definitely see a place for journeys that teach us about ourselves, our place in the world, all of which for me has a very spiritual foundation. Perhaps I just see the idea of pilgrimage rather broadly.

 

[ilikeitlikethat]

Omg, yes, in 2007, I had nothing better to do so I went to Stoke-On-Trent, England on a Slash pilgrimage; That was cool, I returned a week later with 6 of my friends and my then on again off again GF, was cool.

 

[Stanton Moore]

Would be nice to go visit some amazonian ayahuasca healer or some hindu or buddhist holy men

Did it. Recommend it.