un-known-ome
Rising Star
I found the Nexus right around my first attempt at extracting DMT, which was the outset of my psychedelic voyaging. DMT will always hold a special place in my heart and I certainly don't think my work is done with it. Several months later and many substances later, however, I would experience mescaline for the first time, and the conclusion I arrived at then has not changed now, which is this: mescaline borders on perfection. I'm not trying to be controversial or incite an argument, but merely stating a humble opinion.
I recently attempted mescaline again with a friend who has shared many psychedelic experiences, and he confidently +1'ed this conclusion. I've done my fair share of experimentation at this point, but where--if anywhere--should I go from here? Perhaps nowhere. Perhaps mescaline is the holy grail of the psychedelic experience, or perhaps not. I certainly can't seem to find any fault with it. I can't think of another good reason to experiment with any other hallucinogen except to say that I've done it. One way of putting it is this: mescaline is like the amalgamation of all of positive aspects of the psychedelics I have experienced. What can I get out of any other psychedelic that can't be gotten from mescaline? I'm not sure. At this point, I find myself drifting away from most other entheogens. Ayahuasca is powerful medicine indeed, but the combination of paralyzing nausea, the inability to interact with my environment, and the utter perplexity and intensity of the experience are not entirely desirable. Again I am only speaking for myself, but I suspect some may feel the same way.
I am excited to continue working with the cactus, and hopefully will be able to experience Peyote one day.
I recently attempted mescaline again with a friend who has shared many psychedelic experiences, and he confidently +1'ed this conclusion. I've done my fair share of experimentation at this point, but where--if anywhere--should I go from here? Perhaps nowhere. Perhaps mescaline is the holy grail of the psychedelic experience, or perhaps not. I certainly can't seem to find any fault with it. I can't think of another good reason to experiment with any other hallucinogen except to say that I've done it. One way of putting it is this: mescaline is like the amalgamation of all of positive aspects of the psychedelics I have experienced. What can I get out of any other psychedelic that can't be gotten from mescaline? I'm not sure. At this point, I find myself drifting away from most other entheogens. Ayahuasca is powerful medicine indeed, but the combination of paralyzing nausea, the inability to interact with my environment, and the utter perplexity and intensity of the experience are not entirely desirable. Again I am only speaking for myself, but I suspect some may feel the same way.
I am excited to continue working with the cactus, and hopefully will be able to experience Peyote one day.

), and that carries its own "risks".
Even when I was in rush hour on the london underground (it came on quicker than previous experience) I still handled it better than if I was on any other psychedelic.