I just made a cup of warm unsweetened Lipton tea, and a thing of Knorr's Chicken Broccoli rice side. I don't know how, but after I finished them both, a wave of calmness came over me- an unexpected relaxation and peace of mind.
Now I know that many teas are used to induce such a state of mind, but I'm talking about regular old LIPTON tea here. Has this happened to anyone else?
Yes. On my way back from a swim in the sea on a bright, warm summer day, bottle of soda in my hand, watching the people walk by.
Quote from: PhotoDude on August 09, 2012, 02:33:53 PM
I just made a cup of warm unsweetened Lipton tea, and a thing of Knorr's Chicken Broccoli rice side. I don't know how, but after I finished them both, a wave of calmness came over me- an unexpected relaxation and peace of mind.
Now I know that many teas are used to induce such a state of mind, but I'm talking about regular old LIPTON tea here. Has this happened to anyone else?
This happens to me often, I get the same feeling upon eating an In-And-Out-Burger (those are good burgers, Walter) and drinking a minimum of two oat sodas. I too get "an unexpected relaxation and peace of mind." Mark it ten!
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..............the addition of coitus also helps. ;D
Quote from: DigitalBuddha on August 09, 2012, 06:31:09 PM
Quote from: PhotoDude on August 09, 2012, 02:33:53 PM
I just made a cup of warm unsweetened Lipton tea, and a thing of Knorr's Chicken Broccoli rice side. I don't know how, but after I finished them both, a wave of calmness came over me- an unexpected relaxation and peace of mind.
Now I know that many teas are used to induce such a state of mind, but I'm talking about regular old LIPTON tea here. Has this happened to anyone else?
This happens to me often, I get the same feeling upon eating an In-And-Out-Burger (those are good burgers, Walter) and drinking a minimum of two oat sodas. I too get "an unexpected relaxation and peace of mind." Mark it ten!
You had oat sodas, all I had was Lipton Tea. Which isn't meant to cause such a state of mind. Am I wrong?
Quote from: PhotoDude on August 10, 2012, 12:33:52 AM
Quote from: DigitalBuddha on August 09, 2012, 06:31:09 PM
Quote from: PhotoDude on August 09, 2012, 02:33:53 PM
I just made a cup of warm unsweetened Lipton tea, and a thing of Knorr's Chicken Broccoli rice side. I don't know how, but after I finished them both, a wave of calmness came over me- an unexpected relaxation and peace of mind.
Now I know that many teas are used to induce such a state of mind, but I'm talking about regular old LIPTON tea here. Has this happened to anyone else?
This happens to me often, I get the same feeling upon eating an In-And-Out-Burger (those are good burgers, Walter) and drinking a minimum of two oat sodas. I too get "an unexpected relaxation and peace of mind." Mark it ten!
You had oat sodas, all I had was Lipton Tea. Which isn't meant to cause such a state of mind. Am I wrong?
Caffeine?
Do not forget that such states of mind can be caused by completely immaterial things. Our brains hold a delightful array of substances with which to delight us, without any intake of foreign stuff whatsoever :D
Quote from: AspiringDude on August 10, 2012, 10:12:31 AM
Do not forget that such states of mind can be caused by completely immaterial things. Our brains hold a delightful array of substances with which to delight us, without any intake of foreign stuff whatsoever :D
You mean vagina? ;D