lysergicelf
Rising Star
Jees said:The insight(s) does not necessarily has to be produced inside the trip, it can come afterwards which people often consider an act of integration. It can work like a slap in the face to wake up, the slap itself is a strange case to study and talk about, but its effects are nevertheless products of high interest.
So I suggest to not focus on the trip alone, but to contemplate the whole package. In that regard I think you did well.
I cannot agree more. With a number of my high-dose acid sessions, I've noticed that the real changes and insights seem to come the morning after, as I contemplate the incomprehensible thing that was the previous night. I've also found low doses taken later to help, if you devote part of that trip to understanding the "message" of past higher doses. For whatever reason DMT (usually oral) has always spoken clearly and in concise words to me, but I could see how integration could still be a bit muddy, and looking back on the peak even more so.
These drugs induce states which simply cannot be reached or understood outside of the context of psychedelia. The human brain in a sober state seems incapable of fundamentally understanding the products of high doses.