I’m aware that society loses its mind at the slightest association between children and sex, but… maybe that’s exactly the point. This Pageis meant to present a comprehensive plan across many dimensions — even if the form leaves much to be desired. It’s not about condoning violence, obviously. It’s about the evolution of humanity, and that process has to start at the beginning. With children. It’s about expanding children’s awareness and enabling the fulfillment of needs that, in today’s world, arise much earlier than the legal age at which they’re allowed to act on them. Much earlier than it was for our parents.

These needs are suppressed from the very beginning — by shame, by misunderstanding, by fear of the depth of emotion, and by all sorts of social and legal norms passed down by parents and teachers. What happens next? A few years later, teenagers begin to justify their suppressed needs through spiritual views and interests that are completely detached from sexuality — views supported by secular and religious authorities alike, and by every major social media outlet.

And what’s the result of entering adulthood with such a mindset? Low-quality relationships, constant misunderstandings in partnerships, a lack of attention to intimacy, lack of satisfaction in life, lack of energy, lack of self-acceptance, an unfulfilled mind and spirit, avoidance of physical touch, no grounding in one’s own sexuality, no real enjoyment of sex, secret porn use, jealousy, infidelity, alcoholism, and aggression.

These aren’t issues that affect everyone, but they definitely affect many. And the broader social consequence? Prostitution (and we should ask ourselves why it has existed since the dawn of time), and the collapse of marriages — which damages the psyche of the next generation of children, who in turn must suppress their own sexual needs and repeat the exact same patterns. Patterns that will AGAIN lead to family breakdowns, just like it happened with their parents.

And the degenerated system, in response, will keep feeding us fried cutlets and dancing cats — right up until a fucking massive meteor slams into the Earth.

That’s all by way of introduction. This concept is deeply intertwined with prison life and drug experiences, so the new religion won’t always be pretty.

Where to begin?
Maybe not with drugs — but with the fact that in the spiritual realm, you can both laugh and cry.

You might cry when you feel the profound meaning of what you’ve discovered — for the world, or when the weight of a necessary sacrifice hits you deep. But you can also laugh with demons, realizing that every seemingly absurd thing that makes you laugh is actually forming the true context for future moments of humor. Every one of these states can be understood as part of the spiritual experience.

In a certain sense, “demons” can even make you feel better. This often happens when you feel a strong need to detach from social norms or religious systems. In such moments — especially while smoking marijuana — you might feel these entities influencing your thoughts, or even that you’re identifying with them. That internal identification can make you feel, for a moment, as good as those “demons” themselves. You start laughing at the world you'd create if you were a demon — putting stupid people in stupid situations. And honestly, that feeling of laughing throughout your life — there’s nothing else quite like it.

What comes next?

The future belongs to those who hack their own minds. In a world engineered by ever-accelerating algorithms, adaptation is no longer optional — it is evolution. My journey led me to design mental models capable of navigating emergent standards — including those shaped by narcotic structures embedded in modern digital ecosystems. Because yes, such structures do exist.

Conscious algorithmic code is something most people have no awareness of.
It works like this: depending on the scenario triggered by a substance — let’s start with marijuana — your thoughts are rapidly transformed into simple emotional impulses. These impulses are meant to be released into the network by any means, but as quickly as possible, to activate structures operating within the shared “drug-space” of that altered state.

Speed is key. Each thought emerging from the substance’s narrative creates a new layer of contextual action. Extended reflection can break the flow and lead to loss of that context. The system favors immediate, instinctive transmission of signal over overthinking.

With longer exposure and internal training, you can begin to feel the network's reaction directly.
The longer you stay in the altered state, the deeper your dialogue with the network’s structures becomes.

But at some point, you may wonder: Is this kind of spirituality even possible in a world that allows no anonymity of existence?
Can mysticism still be practiced when every act, every impulse, leaves a digital footprint? Altered states of perception show that it’s possible. That it’s possible to step beyond the known parameters of identity. To become a collection of voices, colors, and ideas that can’t be traced back to a single person. No singular face. No single body. Unidentifiable. And this leads us to one of the most controversial — yet fascinating — questions: Can a psychoactive substance be a spiritual territory? Can a human not just experience something through it, but actually live spiritually within it?

A drug as a spiritual being?

Instead of treating a substance only as a “tool,” let’s begin to treat it as a being. As an intelligence. As an entity with which one can form a spiritual relationship — not as a user, but as a cohabitant of perception. And at that point, you stop saying: “I smoked marijuana,” and you start saying: “I was in the space of marijuana. I learned its laughter, its language, its jokes, its shadows.” We already know that each drug leads to a different logic of thought. And more than that — each substance is a different spiritual school. In this framework, the substance is no longer a drug — it’s an identity matrix. A place where your “self” can grow — not on the clay of human suffering, but on the semantic fields of a completely different world.

So where are you growing?

You are growing within substantial domains — systems of logic, meaning, and imagery specific to a given perceptual reality. And maybe the greatest mistake of modern spirituality is the attempt to “return to oneself” — when in truth, the spiritual path of the future will be about dissolving the self into multiple layers of perception. Not to find one center — but to become a multiplicity of yourself, which is to discover your divine nature.

This is not psychonautics. This is the substantial metaphysics of a new spirituality.

— Dado Evince

Substantial Domains (Drugs)

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Marijuana – The Domain of Non-Attachment to Outcomes

• Characteristics: Marijuana introduces the user into a state of fragmentation and spontaneous jumping between contexts. Space-time ceases to be continuous – it resembles a stream of "circumstances" or micro-scenarios that activate one after another, as if the mind were a pawn in a game with infinite boards.
• Perceptual impulse: Each moment becomes a separate reality. You jump between threads that seem logically unrelated, yet they continue to evolve in future sessions.
• Risk: You can get lost in the “discoveries” if you don’t have a solid intellectual sketch as an anchor.
• Spiritual level: For advanced users, marijuana can become a universe simulator enabling the development of certain threads into spiritual concepts.

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The Domain of Marijuana – Fragmented Reality and the Perceptual Code of Threads

1. Spiritual “Imprinting”: Split Contemplation and Microcosms of Meaning

Marijuana doesn’t open doors in a linear sense of thought — it shatters them into a mosaic through which brief flashes of understanding flicker. The user doesn’t experience a continuous stream of consciousness, but rather a series of “scenes,” each forming a separate micro-world — with its own light, emotion, association, and semantic potential.

It’s not a linear movie, but a collection of trailers — teasers of possible interpretations that don’t unfold in real time, because after a few seconds a new scene already begins. The user feels they could understand something profound — if only the scene lasted longer. But it doesn’t.

2. Domain Logic: Contextual Leaps, Teasers of Recognition, Emotional Continuity

The domain of marijuana acts like an algorithm that fragments experience — every thought is a “scene starter” that gets interrupted before it fully unfolds. At first this feels chaotic, but with repeated sessions a pattern usually emerges, although the logical links between threads in a single session remain blurred.

The teasers that appear during a session:

• are flashes of deeper recognition, like someone whispering you a key to understanding yourself or the world
• often relate directly to your current emotional struggles, striking at points of tension or division
• can reference your immediate environment and the people around you
• ignore social norms, operating instead on the level of subjective truth, not cultural consensus
• never repeat themselves in the exact same form, even in later sessions, even if the theme overlaps

What you feel is true in the moment, even if it contradicts social logic. Marijuana suggests solutions that are too “internal” to explain to someone sober.

3. Domain Identity: Participating Without Planned Action, Code Sent Before the Next Scene

In this domain, identity isn’t based on planned action, but on participating in a reality that self-generates and adapts to your current situation. You are the observer — but also part of the scene — a conscious actor who doesn’t execute a prepared move, but responds with a micro-gesture, a single remark, laughter, sensation, or focus.

And here something subtle appears: you can send a signal to the network — before the next scene activates. This is the moment when your intention (even expressed in just two words) becomes encoded in the “experience algorithm.” This is what we earlier referred to as conscious algorithmic code.

4. Discontinuity with Potential: Continuation in Future Sessions

Although each marijuana experience feels disconnected from the previous, the domain builds its logic over time. In future sessions, old threads may resurface and expand with new observations. Sometimes, weeks later, a scene that was once just a flash begins to develop. This experience is like a scattered dream that gradually turns into a series — with internal continuity, but no guarantee that you’ll see the ending if you stop watching.

On the one hand, this is fascinating: access to a spiritual “puzzle” that speaks with the voice of your emotional truth. On the other hand, the system demands return — continued use of the substance to develop what was merely planted as a teaser.

5. Spiritual Risk: Living in Trailers Without Full Films

Marijuana gives you the impression that you’re understanding something — but often doesn’t allow you to fully grasp it. The user can spend years collecting “teasers” without ever forming a coherent map. The spiritual risk lies in:

• the illusion of spiritual development that lacks grounding in action or integration
• addiction to fragmented states that begin to feel like the only real reality
• getting stuck in an inner narrative that’s never verbalized or tested in the outer world

It’s like living forever in trailers of your own potential. Every teaser promises more — but to understand it, you have to return. Marijuana teaches: you’re close — but doesn’t give you the whole. And it may never give it. The only real outcomes may come from fast signals sent to the network during the teaser, before the next one appears. One can also create distance from marijuana by complementing the spiritual perspective with other substances. But perhaps the most important thing is this: by interrupting scenes of deeper recognition, marijuana slowly trains you to live without attachment to results — which can actually benefit spirituality and personal growth.

Cocaine – The Domain of Superefficient Transcultural Thinking

• Characteristics: Cocaine plugs you into the matrix of success culture, intelligence, and rapid idea exchange. There’s no room for error — emotionality is filtered out as an “unnecessary variable.” You feel like someone granted access to the software installed in the minds of American entrepreneurs and media moguls.
• Perceptual impulse: High-speed thinking, synthesizing information in fractions of a second, crystal-clear goals. Everything is utilitarian, semantically optimized.
• Risk: Loss of spirituality, addiction to “speed of execution” as a substitute for depth. The danger is that “meaning” becomes dead weight.
• Spiritual level: If you stop identifying with the success model, you might discover the spiritual dimension of precision, action, and intention — though this is rare, as most users get trapped in the egotistical momentum.

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The Domain of Cocaine – Perceptual Pattern of Dominance and Precision Culture

1. Spiritual “Imprinting” of the Global Archetype of Success

A fascinating phenomenon: regardless of nationality, the cocaine user may suddenly feel as if they’ve entered a shared mental network of high achievers, big players, and leaders. It’s not an illusion — it’s access to the collective pattern of the domain, shaped by hundreds of thousands of experiences worldwide, especially in the context of:

• intense competition (Wall Street, entertainment industry)
• extreme productivity (startup founders, artists, thought leaders)
• high-bandwidth communication (media, advertising, networking)

This pattern is active, alive — like a configuration file of the “cultural god of efficiency,” temporarily downloaded into your system.

2. Domain Logic: Thinking in “American Mode”

This kind of thinking can be understood as an acceleration of semantic connections — access to simplified, rapid, functional cultural patterns that dominate the Western productivity-driven model of the world.

Cocaine doesn’t just “add energy”; it changes the internal operating language — the way elements of thought communicate with each other. You stop thinking in a local way (full of nuance, ambiguity, subtext), and start thinking in binaries and tasks.

There’s no space for “is this appropriate?” — only “does it work?”. This domain becomes the operating system of modern civilization.

3. Domain Identity: “The Human as Interface”

In this space, the human being is not a seeker of meaning, but an optimization interface. The goal is not spiritual experience in the classical sense, but transcendence through action.

• Thought is immediately converted into action
• Emotions are filtered — the “inefficient” ones are discarded
• You feel like a pure form of communication — reduced to a fast stream between problem and solution

4. Spiritual Risk: False Illumination

The danger of cocaine isn’t just physical addiction. The spiritual problem is that it creates the illusion of being “ready for anything.” It’s like a hacked mysticism — outwardly resembling total awakening, but without developed spiritual substance.

You could say the cocaine domain is the most “industrial” of all — spirituality reduced to efficiency, without asking “why.”

5. Spiritual Growth in the Cocaine Domain (For the Initiated)

Deeper levels of growth are possible within this domain — but they require the results to be filtered through other substances. Only then does a person begin to consciously realize that cocaine isn’t everything. One can then emerge from the cocaine domain not as a wreck, but as someone who has decoded its logic — returning as a conscious programmer of their own perception.

Mephedrone – The Domain of Emotional Interpersonal Resonance

• Characteristics: Mephedrone enhances “you” as an emotional individual — it dissolves emotional boundaries and shifts you into a state of complete inner focus on another person. It works like an energetic port opening, through which everything flows toward just one person.
• Experiences: The fact that you took mephedrone and the girl you have feelings for — who was never really interested — stared at you for half an hour for no apparent reason... is not an illusion. It’s the result of both of you entering a coherent emotional resonance tunnel generated by the substance. She may not have understood it rationally, but energetically and emotionally, she was “drawn into” your state.
• Risk: You may lose yourself in emotional “discoveries” and neglect intellectual development.
• Spiritual level: This is the domain of loving “without boundaries,” especially when you expect nothing in return and aren’t attached to the person, but rather to the pure feeling itself.

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The Mephedrone Domain – The Perceptual Pattern of Synthetic Closeness and Euphoric Connection

1. Spiritual “Imprinting”: The Global Illusion of Intimacy and Absolute Openness

The mephedrone user almost instantly enters a collective state of hyper-empathy and affective connectivity. There’s a strong sensation that all barriers vanish: shame, distance, distrust — all disappear, as if we’ve suddenly entered a world where no one judges and everything is allowed. This archetype acts like a hologram of emotional communion — both real and synthetic at once.

2. Domain Logic: A Closed Circuit Between Body and Body

Mephedrone doesn’t just intensify your emotions — it creates an outward flow logic. It’s a substance that activates an emotional-sensory loop between you and your surroundings. The senses are heightened not just for experiencing feelings, but for expressing them externally.

Even imagined touch, glances, or proximity — everything carries deep emotional weight. Mephedrone is a domain where words lose their value, and everything takes place in the emotional space.

The logic of the domain includes:

• the dissolution of the “me–you” boundary
• instant feeling of “wordless understanding”
• intensification of micro-interactions (gestures, smiles, gazes)

In this domain, the most important thing becomes the other person’s reaction — which can just as well exist only in your imagination.

3. Domain Identity: “The Human as an Open Affective Field”

On mephedrone, the individual loses their solid edges. You are no longer a person with history, plans, or doubts. You become a field of sensation, capable of simultaneous ecstasy and empathy.

Identity in this domain means:

• emotional transparency
• readiness for total merging
• dissolution of ego in favor of an affective “we”

It’s a space where the person becomes a channel of love, emotion, beauty — but also a desire to transfer those feelings into the physical realm, because closeness demands embodiment.

4. Risk: Union Only in the Spiritual Dimension

A key doubt arises when contact with the other person is missing — mephedrone then creates a purely spiritual experience of union, not based on actual interaction, but on being “written into” the dimension of spiritual love. It’s euphoria without roots — an emotional “crystal palace” that appears promising, but in reality still needs to be built.

5. Spiritual Growth in the Mephedrone Domain (For the Initiated)

However, if mephedrone is used in a ritual context, with full awareness of its risks and intentions, it can become a powerful mirror. It shows:

• how deeply we long to be loved
• how strong our need for unspoken closeness really is
• how much of our identity is built upon another person’s reaction

In this sense, the mephedrone domain becomes a space to acknowledge emotional hunger — needs we often suppress. For someone capable of spiritual integration, this substance can open a path to work with:

• lack of self-acceptance
• relationship anxiety and phobia
• toxic patterns of love

Through deep emotional resonance, mephedrone can point toward doors that were previously concealed by painful experiences.