Aya - First time adding the light...

[jdubs]

Yesterday I had my first full ayahuasca experience. 75g of Caupuri vine, and 3g of mimosa hostilis were consumed.

Started off feeling like a strong caapi experience, when suddenly I started getting confused. I tried to sit in a vaguely meditative experience but couldn't focus.

Got chest pains, and mild panic began to set in. I took it as a reminder I should probably start being a bit healthier. Got very dizzy and felt sick and grabbed bucket for purge. It was dry and as soon as I did it felt fine again and relaxed.

Got wrapped in warmth, with some kind of freindly presence, smiling. Then the light really started to work.

Strange spice-type sounds and yabbering from unworldly voices, cackling at my foolish thought processes. Strange shaped creatures invading my mind.

It wasn't until it was over that I realised it haad really started. A bit more light next time methinks.

Then just peace, almost blissful sense of caapi-contented fadeout for the rest of the night. Tracers appeared like vsicous gloop that I could swing round my arms. The gloop seemed real...

Shpongle sounded amazing before after the light though while peaking, it was a bit much.

In a word - LOVELY

 

[Rooftop]

Hi jdubs!

Glad to hear you had a nice experience!

If I understand well, you think of drinking more Mimosa next time. That seems a bit strange since you seem to have appreciated the Caapi side of the effects more. A couple days ago, Fractal Enchantment (quite experienced with Caapi and Mimosa) said something very interesting about dosage proportions in this thread that might be useful for you.

Cheers!

 

[jdubs]

That is true. However, all I have left for now is 75g of caapi aand plenty of mimosa. That was a good dose for me, but would have perhaps liked the mimosa to last a little longer as well.

It intrigued me greatly. Even though vaguely uncomfortable at times, I liked what it confronted me with. It felt important. It wasn't too overwhelming either. Quite subtle really.

Just wish to delve a little deeper into hyperspace...