Ecstasy, also known as MDMA is chemically modified amphetamine that causes hallucinations, increased energy and euphoria.

That activity of our mind that actively attributes labels, value, judgement and priority to ourselves and the apsects of our perceived world. Ego is that part of our mind that negotiates between inner and outer experience.

Tendencies and aspects of ego may be within our awareness - or they may be outside of our usual awareness - also referred to as 'unconscious.'

Habits of mind form into identity and Ego asserts itself as a defining feature of who we consider ourselves to be.

To Enable is to support another person’s unhealthy behavior. Loaning money to an addicted person or lying for an addicted partner are two examples of enabling behavior.

The one who is 'enabling' another usually believes at first glance to be doing something 'helpful' for the other.

Traditional recovery teaching suggests otherwise - and that to do for another what they can do for themselves is to rob them an opportunity for personal growth and recovery.

Euphoria is an intense feeling of well-being or elation.

A Euphoriant is a drug that causes an intoxicating sense of euphoria.