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Most of the serious meditation people I've run into have been men. Is serious meditation actually gendered in this way or do I just have a skewed sample?

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Same in the DMT world, same with Shamans?

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Are you saying it's the same in the DMT world? I haven't explored the DMT/shamanic culture much so idk.

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Not an expert but from what I’ve encountered majority of shamans are men and the most outspoken about dmt are also men. Maybe something related to flow (yoga) and stillness (meditation)? Do you think men are in average more patient than women?

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