Mister_Niles said:
Integration has been going well, but in my daily life, the membrane between our world and hyperspace feels incredibly thin. I see everything from psychedelic perspective.
I nearly broke through a couple of weeks later, sans chemicals, just from looking at The Third Hit by Cyb. That either says a lot about Cyb's artistic abilities, or the effect that those 37mg's have had on me. Or both.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, for your harm reduction efforts. You are doing good work. I appreciate it and applaud you for it.
I definitely understand what you mean about reality and hyperspace being present. That one was difficult cause I wasn't sure if that was permanent or would go away eventually. There would be many times where I would stare off into things, and with sunsets and other things I would feel like I was tripping.
Cybs work def has an effect. He's that good.:thumb_up:
I appreciate your thanks. It means a lot. Knowing first hand how a large dose can take you by surprise but more importantly effect your everyday life is big motivation to help keep others from doing the same on accident.
Orion- funny, I feel the same. I think the hardcore experiences bring out that extra emotion that makes reports such a great read.
F1– I find the feeling you get when you think you broke the universe/consciousness ect pretty interesting. After it happened of course not during Hehe.
Wide-eyed- your welcome brotha. The knowing too much thing, IMO, is fairly attached to your memory of the experience. As your memory fades so will that sensation.
Some don't follow this idea but, I feel its much easier and quicker (possibly necassary) to halt psychedelic use during integration. Also I think its important to not give in to any overwhelming feelings/thoughts.
HumbleTraveler- it really is unimaginable Hehe.
I believe the biggest mistake that people are making by thinking they can handle a large dose is mostly the ignorance that the hard part is the possible months of being effected.
Once you are out of the experience its not over. Often times you will carry around with you baggage from the shock or terror that you experienced. I literally had a low grade form of PTSD. It would had been worse but somehow I was able to go into an autopilot mode. I just knew what to do somehow.
2 of my friends have experienced a dose of close to the same size. 1 friend took somewhere around 50 or 60mg. For months he was asked constantly if he was OK by people that had no idea what he had done.
Another friend loaded an unknown amount (we think around 100mg+) the night that I dosed for my first time. While I was in he hit the bong hard. No idea how much he got. A couple minutes in he jumped up and yelled "western society is not ready for this!". I had to accompany him outside and help him feel right again. He experienced a couple months of fairly strong social anxiety.
I experienced a lack of emotion for more than a few months. I found it difficult to cry after a friend of mine died. Fortunately this has returned, although it came in bursts but felt very good.
The brain is a lot more fragile than I once thought Hehe.