Only if you want to be! It’s certainly possible that after your psychedelic journey you might want to make some positive changes in your life. This is part of the integration process. Beyond this, although there are no predictable experiences, psychedelics have the potential to offer insights into the nature of consciousness, the psyche, and possibly even the nature of reality. Once the filter of the ego is temporarily removed, one may relive perinatal experiences related to one’s own birth, or experience consciousness as transpersonal, beyond the Freudian idea of the individual psyche. The experience can have holonomic features, and the dichotomies between part and whole, experiencer and the experienced, determinism and free will, form and emptiness, or even existence and non-existence can be transcended. For some people this can have a distinctly mystical quality. Often, such experiences open up the journeyer to a treasure chest of endless fascination regarding the mystery of existence. However, it is up to the individual, through the process of integration, to adjust their life accordingly. If you don’t want to change your behaviours or worldview then no one can force you to - it is entirely in your control.