Here is the woman who had seriously considered taking LSD under the supervision of a medical doctor so she could have "a mind-altering experience," who had read herself straight out of Mormonism and into Eastern religious thought--but refused to replace one dogma with another.
This woman had contemplated using LSD under medical supervision to achieve a transformative experience, highlighting her curiosity about altered states of consciousness. Her willingness to explore such a route shows her openness to spiritual and psychological growth beyond conventional boundaries.
She also went through a profound personal transformation, reading herself out of the Mormon faith and into Eastern philosophies. Yet, she refused to adopt a new dogma, preferring to seek her own spiritual understanding without becoming bound by another set of beliefs.
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