Caduceus Mercurius
Holofractale de l'hypervérité
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I wonder if there's any relationship between type of birth and the tendency to become a psychonaut, or having particular character traits and physical or psychological anomalies.
My own story: I was the youngest of three children. The delivery of my oldest brother had been extremely painful for my mother, ending in a Caesarian section. Not wanting to go through such an experience again, she had my other brother and myself taken out through a Caesarian section, but by appointment, i.e. without my mother first feeling birth pains. In other words, I never experienced being rhythmically pressured and then pushed out through a narrow channel, nor did I feel a strong surge of unfamiliar hormones. On the other hand, the very rapid transition from darkness to light (and intrusive medical examinations...) must have been shocking to me.
My own story: I was the youngest of three children. The delivery of my oldest brother had been extremely painful for my mother, ending in a Caesarian section. Not wanting to go through such an experience again, she had my other brother and myself taken out through a Caesarian section, but by appointment, i.e. without my mother first feeling birth pains. In other words, I never experienced being rhythmically pressured and then pushed out through a narrow channel, nor did I feel a strong surge of unfamiliar hormones. On the other hand, the very rapid transition from darkness to light (and intrusive medical examinations...) must have been shocking to me.