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'''Spiritual states''' can be defined as any novel cognitive effect which feels as if it relates to or contains information regarding one's place in the universe, the inner workings of reality, the context of their existence or their purpose in life. These can occur regardless of one's religious beliefs and often have a distinct and lasting impact on the user's perspective of the world around them. During the experience of a spiritual state, the information conveyed is felt to be a real and objective truth although the user may later disagree with the revelations once the effects of the drug have worn off. | '''Spiritual states''' can be defined as any novel cognitive effect which feels as if it relates to or contains information regarding one's place in the universe, the inner workings of reality, the context of their existence or their purpose in life. These can occur regardless of one's religious beliefs and often have a distinct and lasting impact on the user's perspective of the world around them. During the experience of a spiritual state, the information conveyed is felt to be a real and objective truth although the user may later disagree with the revelations once the effects of the drug have worn off. | ||
This page lists and describes the various spiritual states which can occur under the influence of certain [[psychoactive substance index|psychoactive compounds]] such as [[psychedelics]]. | |||
===Feelings of eternalism=== | ===Feelings of eternalism=== | ||
{{Main|Feelings of eternalism}} | {{Main|Feelings of eternalism}} | ||