The shared center — held across the tradition
Life is a dream, and enlightenment is noticing.
Kleps's doctrine is solipsist rather than theist: what is ultimate is the dreaming consciousness, and the world is its content. He held that this is not a metaphor and not consoling.
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Psychedelics are sacraments, and the state has no standing to forbid them.
The church's legal position and its theology were the same sentence, which is why it lost. The sacrament is the instrument by which the dreamer is woken; forbidding it is forbidding the rite.
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