AwesomeUsername
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This technique involves I kid you not banana peels. I've tried banana tea before, but it didn't do much and I didn't expect it to do anything this time too.
This time I cut the banana peels from just one banana into small cubes like you would do with bell peppers for a stew, put it in in 300ml of already slightly boiling water, and added two lemon ice cubes (another technique of mine to make lemons last longer is to freeze the lemon juice, two cubes = half a lemon). This went on for about 10 minutes and I strained the liquid into a cup, and added a sugar cube for taste.
The end result was a slightly cloudy yellow tea that had a nice smell and tasted quite good, a perfect good night drink.
Results on lucid dreaming;
After finishing the tea, not so long afterwards I began feeling sleepy and relaxed but not altered, akin to a common dose of melatonin. What surprised me is the fact that I feel asleep so fast, I wouldn't have fallen asleep for at least two hours afterwards if it wasn't for it.
Upon falling asleep I got this delirious feeling I usually get from tripping + sleep deprivation, but I wasn't either of that. I decide to ignore this state as there is virtually nothing else I can do besides relax and drift into sleep. Once I started sleeping the dreams came on fast and strong.
They were so intense that I couldn't differentiate between them and real life for the most part. I could feel the wind, the pain of getting hit, feeling of exhaustion after walking for a while. Every once in a while I would "wake up", and be in this psychotic state where everything is like in a waking reality but my thoughts are quite off and I experience some psychedelic-like hallucinations. When I would really wake up I would have this what I call "matrix" effect going on where my apartment looks like a simulated reality extremely similar to LSD, but I move look around, turn the TV on too see what time it is still being dead tired and a bit delirious.
On those moments I tried to stay awake as the dreams I had were scary in nature and I simply didn't want to sleep despite being tired trying to at least kick the intensity of my dreams down a notch. Surprisingly I couldn't fight it and feel asleep fast after that going through the same cycle over and over again for the rest of the night. I woke up about 5 times and all of these times I entered another set of dreams till morning when I woke up, feeling absolutely fantastic without any hint of tiredness or delusions.
This type of sleep is very unusual for me, I tend to be an insomniac by nature and usually have to force myself to sleep, I can go on and on without sleep without ever being on the verge of being that tired to have to lay down and take a nap. I only sleep to avoid being psychotic after a while (usually 36+ hours of no sleep). After trying lots and lots different techniques this has proven to knock me right out and not only that, it also is perfectly natural and has very interesting effects upon lucid dreaming more so than syrian rue IME. Definitely worth a shot.
This time I cut the banana peels from just one banana into small cubes like you would do with bell peppers for a stew, put it in in 300ml of already slightly boiling water, and added two lemon ice cubes (another technique of mine to make lemons last longer is to freeze the lemon juice, two cubes = half a lemon). This went on for about 10 minutes and I strained the liquid into a cup, and added a sugar cube for taste.
The end result was a slightly cloudy yellow tea that had a nice smell and tasted quite good, a perfect good night drink.
Results on lucid dreaming;
After finishing the tea, not so long afterwards I began feeling sleepy and relaxed but not altered, akin to a common dose of melatonin. What surprised me is the fact that I feel asleep so fast, I wouldn't have fallen asleep for at least two hours afterwards if it wasn't for it.
Upon falling asleep I got this delirious feeling I usually get from tripping + sleep deprivation, but I wasn't either of that. I decide to ignore this state as there is virtually nothing else I can do besides relax and drift into sleep. Once I started sleeping the dreams came on fast and strong.
They were so intense that I couldn't differentiate between them and real life for the most part. I could feel the wind, the pain of getting hit, feeling of exhaustion after walking for a while. Every once in a while I would "wake up", and be in this psychotic state where everything is like in a waking reality but my thoughts are quite off and I experience some psychedelic-like hallucinations. When I would really wake up I would have this what I call "matrix" effect going on where my apartment looks like a simulated reality extremely similar to LSD, but I move look around, turn the TV on too see what time it is still being dead tired and a bit delirious.
On those moments I tried to stay awake as the dreams I had were scary in nature and I simply didn't want to sleep despite being tired trying to at least kick the intensity of my dreams down a notch. Surprisingly I couldn't fight it and feel asleep fast after that going through the same cycle over and over again for the rest of the night. I woke up about 5 times and all of these times I entered another set of dreams till morning when I woke up, feeling absolutely fantastic without any hint of tiredness or delusions.
This type of sleep is very unusual for me, I tend to be an insomniac by nature and usually have to force myself to sleep, I can go on and on without sleep without ever being on the verge of being that tired to have to lay down and take a nap. I only sleep to avoid being psychotic after a while (usually 36+ hours of no sleep). After trying lots and lots different techniques this has proven to knock me right out and not only that, it also is perfectly natural and has very interesting effects upon lucid dreaming more so than syrian rue IME. Definitely worth a shot.
