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An introduction

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FindRhythm

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Hello Nexians! It is great to have finally made the decision to post. I attended the Psychedemia conference in Philadelphia, PA and after meeting a forum moderator and seeing his lovely poster, I decided to join the discussion rather than merely absorb the information.

A brief history about myself. I am a latter mid-twenties male. I had a rough couple of years through and after college. I could not understand the world around me or cope with the existence that people seemed comfortable living. Something I think many of us have experienced. Feeling desperate and disconnected, I turned to hard drugs (morphine) as a way to cope with feeling so withdrawn. After a good year of addiction, I was admitted to the local Mental Health Ward as my sanity began to slip and friends and family became concerned. It was essentially a game to get out; I felt like an actor trying to play the role they wanted me to be. My freedom was eventually granted and I emerged from the hospital only to slip into a second wave of addiction.

After this, I hit myself with a strong dose of LSD. This trip was the first I did alone. I came full circle during the experience. I don't know what really happened but I emerged a new person. I had tripped on lsd and mushrooms probably 30-40 times before this experience but this one really did it for me. I saw how everything flowed in and out of one another. How we were all one; that which is is that which is not, that which is not is that which is.

After the trip, I immediately kicked my opiate addiction and over the course of a few months, I gave up alcohol, cigarettes, became a vegetarian and found a new lease on life. Desperate to give some more clarity to my lsd experience. I left the country for a while with my wife where we worked on at a Buddhist center/organic farm. There I learned about Zen and Buddhism and began practicing yoga and meditation. Upon my return to the USA, I read a good bit more zen literature and felt much more comfortable with my person.

In the past month or so, I was lucky enough to be given a modest amount of spice (some fumurate and some smokeable). I've been a little nervous to try either (not in a bad way) and have been attempting to soak as much information on proper preparation and dosage. I've decided to start small and work my way up. I have many questions still unanswered and hope to answer them by participating in discussions on this website. I wish to be fully prepared for my journey.

Sorry if this was a long introduction, I am super excited to be a part of such a wonderful forum (which is super rare by the way) and look forward to growing with each of you. Thank you!
 
hi, glad to hear you kicked the escape drugs. i was addicted to opiates amphetamines and anything that was cheap and long lasting myself for a while. spice is amazing its a tool that makes me want to stay sober to contemplate bigger questions (sober from alcohol i like to drink ><) working your way up on dose is actually very smart, finding the right delivery system helps a lot too. best of luck to you will be seeing you around
 
FindRhythm,

Thank you for sharing that great introduction with us. Not on was it very informative, but very well written and edited, :). Always a treat.

I'm glad you got Snozzleberry's (a Nexus moderator) phamphlet at Psychedemia. I know you have been given some spice but please do check the wiki for at home extraction teks. It's very easy to procure your own . . . .

Your story is one that others of us here definitely resonate with. Moving from unhealthy drugs to drugs and plants that promote if not insist upon personal growth. . .

Sounds like you are on an amazing journey of discovery and self-discovery. Don't hesitate to post any questions that come up - that's what this place is for.

Again, welcome . . .
 
Thank you for all the kind words and wisdom. I look forward to learning and sharing the experience with you.
 
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