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A macaronic, analytical, hypothetical Jesus, with a focus of interest based in psychology and psychoactive drugs. This user also has consistent habits of proving others wrong, easily citing sources with substantial credibility.

Personal Achievement

This user is the author of a number of educational essays accounting his psychedelic experience with a number of psychoactive drugs, particularly LSD. Although they have yet to be published or reviewed to credit any substantial research relevant to the field, they account self-induced personal afflictions with "Level 5" psychedelic experience, general hallucinations and synthesia, as well as ego death.

MahJesus has also written and is still prominent in writing fictional literary works that are strongly influenced by this use of psychoactive drugs, as well as his teenage years and high school experience.

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 == Personal Achievement ==
-This user is the author of a number of educational essays accounting his [[psychedelic experiences]] with a number of psychoactive drugs, particularly [[LSD]].  Although they have yet to be published or reviewed to credit any substantial research relevant to the field, they account self-induced personal afflictions with "Level 5" [[psychedelic experience]], general hallucinations and synthesia, as well as [[ego death]].
+This user is the author of a number of educational essays accounting his [[psychedelic experience]] with a number of psychoactive drugs, particularly [[LSD]].  Although they have yet to be published or reviewed to credit any substantial research relevant to the field, they account self-induced personal afflictions with "Level 5" [[psychedelic experience]], general hallucinations and synthesia, as well as [[ego death]].
 MahJesus has also written and is still prominent in writing fictional literary works that are strongly influenced by this use of psychoactive drugs, as well as his teenage years and high school experience.