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Rising Star
I thought I would post this, just to keep the information out there for anyone out there looking to know more about amanita muscaria mushrooms and what to be cautious of.
I had taken two of my friends with me about 30 miles out of town to use some amanitas with me. I have used them several times prior to this and thought it would be alright if they joined me as well, but just to be on the safe side I gave them half the dose of what I normally take as a high dose. I took a 28 gram dose, while I gave each of them 14 grams each. I explained thoroughly about the doses they would be taking and also that they would not want to move around a lot, as I had previously had slight loss of motor control during one of my previous experiences, also explain about possible negative effects that could occur, like nausea.
I felt confident in giving them a high dose of 14 grams each and they were comfortable with it as well. One of the friends that was with me was an avid psychedelic user like myself that I had no worries of at all, as he had been using psychedelics for over 20 years. My other friend was still somewhat new to psychedelics as he had only smoked nn,DMT about 7 or 8 times and had used pharmayahusca once. Since he had used DMT though, I was not worried about him either though.
After taking our doses, we migrated to the places we had found for one another to be alone at. After about 8 hour’s duration, I began to vomit and almost instantly felt like I had vomited out my experience, as it completely ended right after that. I had some deep thoughts accompanied by closed-eye visuals (that I did not pay much attention too), and overall I would say I enjoyed the time to just let my thoughts progress amongst themselves. I returned to the small fire we had made (in the desert, so no chance the fire would spread), and sat patiently waiting for my friends to return from their experiences.
Soon after, maybe like an hour or so after I was relaxing by the fire, one of my friends made their way back to the fire, but he was stumbling back. I asked if he was alright, then he stopped and stared me down, as I thought to myself that he must still be experiencing the effects. He wandered off a little ways after that, without saying anything. After that, I kept a close eye on him, making sure he did not hurt himself wandering around on the mushrooms, as I had said before it could impair motor control. I did not want to say anything else to him though, because I know that sometimes it does feel good to just move or walk around while you are feeling the effects of them.
As I was watching him though, I saw him fall a couple times. At first it was alright because he just kind of stumbled, like someone does when they are drunk. After a little while though, I saw him go straight down and almost hit his head. At this point I knew I had to step in to prevent him from injuring himself, even if that meant interrupting his experience. I went to him and told him to sit down and just let the mushrooms do their thing, then he began starring me down again. I continued to tell him this until he attempted to walk away from me and fell once more; luckily I was there to catch him.
I set him on the ground and told him to stay sitting down and explained to him what was going on, just to let him know. He agreed with me to stay sitting down, so I walked back to the fire. As I did, I heard him get up just as I got back to the fire and fall again, but this time he did hit his head. I then went to him and made him stay sitting down to prevent further injury, but he began to fight back against me. Every time he would manage to stand up after that, he would go right back down on his head. After 3 times of this, I subdued him holding him to the ground and continuously explaining my reasoning to him for doing so.
Around this time my other friend walked back to the fire after coming down, and I explained what was going on. My friend I had subdued at this time had become incoherent and was not responding to what we were telling him. He continued to try to fight free from me, but I was too worried about him hurting himself to let him go.
After about another hour of this, he calmed down and appeared to fall asleep. I was very relieved as it was very difficult for me to keep him subdued. As soon as I got up, he did the same thing behind me and hit his head again. I subdued him again, this time my other friend began checking his head for injuries and examining his pupils.
I knew how long this could have lasted, given the longest time period of duration report that I had read about and informed my other friend as well. He was beginning to become too much to handle though, as I was very exhausted from subduing him and my other friend was unable to do so because of his age. We took him to the hospital soon after that, not because we could no longer subdue him, but because we were worried about his head, and wanted to make sure he didn’t give himself a concussion.
Luckily he was fine, they subdued him and he fell asleep about 30 minutes later. Waking up wondering why he was in the hospital. When I explained the situation to him about what happened, he did not remember any of it, he claimed that he heard my voice, but thought that I was dead and my other friend was dead too. He claimed that he thought that he had to find us, and the people that were with him were not us. He understood what really happened after telling him, but soon after he did tell me that he had a family history of schizophrenia, and I wondered if that were the cause of the violence and force that he used against me and my friend at some points that night.
I told him that I did not think it was a good idea to do any psychedelics, after hearing about his family history, as I have heard about schizophrenic episodes being caused by psychedelic usage. He has not used and does not plan on using psychedelics because of this reason. I think it is a good idea to assess people that want to experience a psychedelic experience now. I also think that it may be a good idea for other to adopt this as well, even if it is a close friend, I think you should be aware of their family mental history if you are using psychedelics together.
I had taken two of my friends with me about 30 miles out of town to use some amanitas with me. I have used them several times prior to this and thought it would be alright if they joined me as well, but just to be on the safe side I gave them half the dose of what I normally take as a high dose. I took a 28 gram dose, while I gave each of them 14 grams each. I explained thoroughly about the doses they would be taking and also that they would not want to move around a lot, as I had previously had slight loss of motor control during one of my previous experiences, also explain about possible negative effects that could occur, like nausea.
I felt confident in giving them a high dose of 14 grams each and they were comfortable with it as well. One of the friends that was with me was an avid psychedelic user like myself that I had no worries of at all, as he had been using psychedelics for over 20 years. My other friend was still somewhat new to psychedelics as he had only smoked nn,DMT about 7 or 8 times and had used pharmayahusca once. Since he had used DMT though, I was not worried about him either though.
After taking our doses, we migrated to the places we had found for one another to be alone at. After about 8 hour’s duration, I began to vomit and almost instantly felt like I had vomited out my experience, as it completely ended right after that. I had some deep thoughts accompanied by closed-eye visuals (that I did not pay much attention too), and overall I would say I enjoyed the time to just let my thoughts progress amongst themselves. I returned to the small fire we had made (in the desert, so no chance the fire would spread), and sat patiently waiting for my friends to return from their experiences.
Soon after, maybe like an hour or so after I was relaxing by the fire, one of my friends made their way back to the fire, but he was stumbling back. I asked if he was alright, then he stopped and stared me down, as I thought to myself that he must still be experiencing the effects. He wandered off a little ways after that, without saying anything. After that, I kept a close eye on him, making sure he did not hurt himself wandering around on the mushrooms, as I had said before it could impair motor control. I did not want to say anything else to him though, because I know that sometimes it does feel good to just move or walk around while you are feeling the effects of them.
As I was watching him though, I saw him fall a couple times. At first it was alright because he just kind of stumbled, like someone does when they are drunk. After a little while though, I saw him go straight down and almost hit his head. At this point I knew I had to step in to prevent him from injuring himself, even if that meant interrupting his experience. I went to him and told him to sit down and just let the mushrooms do their thing, then he began starring me down again. I continued to tell him this until he attempted to walk away from me and fell once more; luckily I was there to catch him.
I set him on the ground and told him to stay sitting down and explained to him what was going on, just to let him know. He agreed with me to stay sitting down, so I walked back to the fire. As I did, I heard him get up just as I got back to the fire and fall again, but this time he did hit his head. I then went to him and made him stay sitting down to prevent further injury, but he began to fight back against me. Every time he would manage to stand up after that, he would go right back down on his head. After 3 times of this, I subdued him holding him to the ground and continuously explaining my reasoning to him for doing so.
Around this time my other friend walked back to the fire after coming down, and I explained what was going on. My friend I had subdued at this time had become incoherent and was not responding to what we were telling him. He continued to try to fight free from me, but I was too worried about him hurting himself to let him go.
After about another hour of this, he calmed down and appeared to fall asleep. I was very relieved as it was very difficult for me to keep him subdued. As soon as I got up, he did the same thing behind me and hit his head again. I subdued him again, this time my other friend began checking his head for injuries and examining his pupils.
I knew how long this could have lasted, given the longest time period of duration report that I had read about and informed my other friend as well. He was beginning to become too much to handle though, as I was very exhausted from subduing him and my other friend was unable to do so because of his age. We took him to the hospital soon after that, not because we could no longer subdue him, but because we were worried about his head, and wanted to make sure he didn’t give himself a concussion.
Luckily he was fine, they subdued him and he fell asleep about 30 minutes later. Waking up wondering why he was in the hospital. When I explained the situation to him about what happened, he did not remember any of it, he claimed that he heard my voice, but thought that I was dead and my other friend was dead too. He claimed that he thought that he had to find us, and the people that were with him were not us. He understood what really happened after telling him, but soon after he did tell me that he had a family history of schizophrenia, and I wondered if that were the cause of the violence and force that he used against me and my friend at some points that night.
I told him that I did not think it was a good idea to do any psychedelics, after hearing about his family history, as I have heard about schizophrenic episodes being caused by psychedelic usage. He has not used and does not plan on using psychedelics because of this reason. I think it is a good idea to assess people that want to experience a psychedelic experience now. I also think that it may be a good idea for other to adopt this as well, even if it is a close friend, I think you should be aware of their family mental history if you are using psychedelics together.