The life I have been living, since leaving religion, is a life of freedom and possibilities. With this in mind I decided (quite some time ago) to take some (believe it or not) biblical advice directly from St Paul - try everything, keep the good. Well, having been a saint (or as close to one as one can get) for such a long time, my life had been one of devotion and obedience, and having been such a religious fanatic, I missed out on a lot of living. Now if you look at the bible and especially the apostles, like Paul and John the Revelator, you will notice that they literally tried everything, and some of the bad habits seem to have stuck. There is evidence that I will share with you further on. When I stepped out of the box, I really did try almost everything at least once and since I know what it feels like to be drunk, for example, it won’t happen again. There’s a thing called moderation and that is what I stick to now. But I did want to know what it feels like to be high ...
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