I have an important question about meditation and the soul: what are the effects of alcohol on the soul

[Daniel6]

I have an important question about meditation and the soul: what are the effects of alcohol on the soul And what are the consequences if you meditate, for example, on opening the third eye under the influence of alcohol? I'm not a drinker, the only time I drank hard was while I was working then I stopped. and also the consequences on the energy centers, the chakras?
Thankyou for your time

 

[Fuchs]

I have an important question about meditation and the soul: what are the effects of alcohol on the soul And what are the consequences if you meditate, for example, on opening the third eye under the influence of alcohol? I'm not a drinker, the only time I drank hard was while I was working then I stopped. and also the consequences on the energy centers, the chakras?
Thankyou for your time

After 10 years + off meditation. Alcohol feels not good anymore. I don´t get drunk side effects anymore (dizzy/funny/etc), after a certain amount off alcohol I just loose my memory, but I don´t have a good alcohol intoxication. Alkohol feels like drinking juice/5% effect from how it used to be. I rather get my high from meditation. Some have astroligical preposition that worsen with drinking alcohol/drugs etc.

 

[Heimdall]

I have an important question about meditation and the soul: what are the effects of alcohol on the soul And what are the consequences if you meditate, for example, on opening the third eye under the influence of alcohol? I'm not a drinker, the only time I drank hard was while I was working then I stopped. and also the consequences on the energy centers, the chakras?
Thankyou for your time

Physical Effects:

Alcohol consumption can have detrimental effects on nearly every organ in the body. Below is a breakdown of how alcohol impacts various organs and spiritual abilities:

Brain​

• Cognitive Function: Alcohol interferes with communication pathways in the brain, affecting mood, behavior, and cognitive abilities.
• Risk of Stroke: Increased alcohol consumption raises the risk of stroke.
• Neurological Damage: Long-term use can lead to conditions like peripheral neuropathy, causing numbness and pain.

Liver​

• Liver Disease: Excessive drinking can lead to liver conditions such as fatty liver, alcoholic hepatitis, and cirrhosis.
• Metabolism Disruption: Alcohol is metabolized into acetaldehyde, a toxic substance that can damage liver cells.

Heart​

• Cardiovascular Issues: Heavy drinking can weaken the heart muscle, leading to cardiomyopathy and increasing the risk of high blood pressure and arrhythmias.
• Increased Stroke Risk: Alcohol consumption is linked to a higher likelihood of stroke.

Digestive System​

• Gastrointestinal Damage: Alcohol can irritate the stomach lining, leading to gastritis and ulcers.
• Increased Cancer Risk: Long-term alcohol use is associated with an elevated risk of cancers in the digestive tract, including esophageal and colorectal cancer.

Other Organs​

• Pancreas: Alcohol can cause inflammation of the pancreas (pancreatitis), which can be acute or chronic.
• Immune System: Chronic alcohol use weakens the immune system, making the body more susceptible to infection.

Spiritual Effects:

• Alcohol effects the chakras causing them to become dirty and blocked.
• The hypothalamus becomes damaged, disrupting the autonomic nervous system (homeostasis) balance of the body.
• The neurotransmitters of the pineal gland become calcified/damaged, inhibiting psychic abilities.
• Lack of energy and fatigue inhibiting meditation.
• Lethargic, loss of interest in spiritual path.

The human body is a sensitive, finely tuned organism that is easily put out of balance with unhealthy substances and practices. We owe it to ourselves and the Gods to properly look after our body on our spiritual path.

 

[Mint]

Clergy has said alcohol is fine in Zevism.

In my experience there is a certain a depth to meditation that alcohol will diminish. You can drink and go meditate after dinner and it will be mostly fine, but I don't think anyone should drink every day.