Death&Decay
Rising Star
I'd like to bring this topic back up, but with a question. Why is HPPD a bad thing? Why is it that when you are able to unlock psychedelic experiences without a drug it is labeled as a disorder and struck with fear? I don't get it... Wouldn't HPPD be a good thing? Sorry, maybe I am just not understanding what it is, but if HPPD is psychedelic like experiences that persist after the use of the drug itself then we probably ALL get that. In fact, you probably got it BEFORE you did the psychedelics but you just weren't aware of it. Now that you are aware of it, and you have this instilled fear of drugs your first and more profound reaction is to think something is broken! Where, in fact, something is fixed. I guess it's how you look at it. I see psychedelic like things all the time while sober, if I close my eyes and listen to music I can see all sorts of shapes and geometry that I assume was always there, but only after the realizations I came to during dmt sessions did I realize it was there, and now I can see it even while not tripping. Is that a bad thing? Did I fuck up my head? NO! Would a doctor say I did permanent brain damage to myself? Probably so. You know what I think about external judgments on internal things? Nothing.
You have a choice, a single choice. Choose to believe you fried your brain and live in a reality of fear and conformity or choose to believe you unlocked a part of your brain that was always there and live in a reality of love and understanding.
You have a choice, a single choice. Choose to believe you fried your brain and live in a reality of fear and conformity or choose to believe you unlocked a part of your brain that was always there and live in a reality of love and understanding.

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