Dependency Problem?




We don't advocate for truly harmful drug use, mainstream news, politics or anything else that'll sap you of your soul.


If you need help, get it. We've included some great resources below.


BIKER DOPE'S 1-STEP RECOVERY PROGRAM

Dope, meth, crank, heroin, alcohol, coke, pain, fear.,money, pussy, dick, sodium, whatever it is you've got an issue with, whatever it is that's killing you, or keeping you from leveling up, there's a solution out there made just for you.

ONE STEP...

Think of it as a custom bike—built to your specs—that you can jump on and ride past whatever it is that's holding you back.

Your only job at any given moment is to take a step towards it. That's it. One step.

It could be a little step. It could be a big one. And you know you're gonna take a step anyways, so it might as well be towards that custom ride. All the time reminding yourself that, when you jump on it, you can wheelie past the bullshit while you're flippin the bird and ride on to where you're supposed to go.

Never underestimate the power of a step, because it can change everything.

Whether that step is onto your first motorcycle, into a pool for Olympic gold, away from a cliff, or a triumphant launch onto a summit, your next step can change everything.

It may take a while after repeated tries. Or it may happen in a moment. But it always takes just one step.

So what's a next step you can take?

An intention to love and help yourself, thereby loving and helping those around you.

To trust in the process of your life--no matter how fucked up it may seem at this moment.

To accept where you're at, and know that you've got power over where you're going.

To focus now on your only job, which is taking your next step.

We've found the most effective modalities are based on mindfulness techniques (meditation), Native American/First People's vision quests and similar medicines, Ketamine therapy and, especially, the new entheogenic healing movement founded on Indigenous Peoples' animal and plant-based medicine like Kambo (which is not illegal), Ayahuasca and Ibogaine.

This NY Times article discusses the effectiveness of psilocybin. Studies have found the most powerful anti-addiction medicine is Ibogaine, taken from the Iboga plant in Africa.

Unfortunately, most of these incredibly effective ancient healing modalities are still (mostly) illegal in the US and beyond (eg. Ibogaine treatments are legal in Mexico). For info on how you can help decriminalize psychedelics/entheogens, or to learn more about them and the many efforts that are arising from them, contact The Psychedelic Assembly.

Below are some great resources and info, the videos are worth watching and sharing to folks you think could benefit from seeing them..

Rubber side down <3

 

Ass'n of Recovering Motorcyclists

 

Other good causes we support are our innovative traffic safety org Biker Guardians, parole reform org Reform Alliance and Biker Down.

 


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2 comments


  • Biker Dope

    Thank you for sharing your heartfelt post on our blog Dependency Problem?

    We’ve updated the blog prompted by your post, which we think will have more current and more helpful information. Please take a gander.

    While there are a number of indigenous medicine and alternative healing approaches that will significantly help with addictive disorders and especially their underlying roots, we’d like to emphasize the clinically and anecdotally supported indigenous medicine called iboga, administered outside of the US medically as ibogaine (it’s a hallucinogen that is currently illegal in the US and is classified as a control substance).

    Another great, and legal, indigenous “medicine” is called kambo. People who have sat with trained facilitators—including those struggling with medical ailments, drug dependency, and PTSD, including combat vets— have reported significant benefits both medically and mental health wise as well as spiritually.

    Be well, we support you in your journey, keep the shiny side up and rubber side down.


  • Viola Rollins

    Thank you I’ve rode all my life, 7 years ago my husband of 27 year had a sudden heart attack and passed away and I lost everything we had because we weren’t ready but when are you ever ready now I’m about to lose everything again sometimes the pain is more than I can deal but I’m looking to quit. Get back on the straight and narrow and back on a bike. I don’t trust myself now I can just barely drive my car down the road sometimes I’m so high I don’t even know which direction I’m going but when I’m not high I can’t handle reality, or the loss. Thank you very much yours truly functioning drug addict even if it’s only in secret


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