QuantumMechanician
Rising Star
Hello fellow explorers,
While on spice, I have experienced a couple times a very unpleasant feeling as if there was a marble or other small round object sliding down my throat into a cavity beneath it. It pulled me out of the experience and prompted me to verify I hadn't accidentally swallowed one of my airpods. I would check, confirm I hadn't, and laugh at the absurdity of such a worry. After this point the feeling was between like having a pill stuck in the throat and having this marble sitting in this cavity. Despite the fact I could witness my breathing and swallowing were not affected, the feeling would persist, the last time for an hour or so after coming down. I do not think there was anything physical like an inflammation but I was diagnosing myself from hyperspace. One sure thing is that feeling urged to expel an inexistent foreign object from one's throat can easily tap into instincts and spoil an experience.
My method of administration is a vape, it allows me to breakthrough in 2 big pulls, 50/50 VG PG, with 1g of spice per 1ml. I noticed I sometimes keep my mouth opened and breathe through it which in consequence makes it quite dry, this could also be the reason.
After a bit of research, I found out this effect is called ''Globus Feeling'' and seems to be mainly psychological but it is extremely unpleasant.
I was wondering, have some of you experienced such a feeling? Do you have a way of managing it? Could something in my method be triggering it? Do you think it could actually be a relevant part of the experience or just some undesirable side effect?
I have had extremely scary experiences before on psychedelics and it was really nothing compared to this unpleasant discomfort. In ''conventional bad trips'' I could always do something and there always was an ending and something deep to learn from it, this felt much more hopeless. After giving it some thought, this seems to be the total opposite of purging, if that makes sense.
If these experiences taught me anything, it is that I would rather face my worst demons than have a marble stuck in my throat.
Safe travels,
The Quantum Mechanician
While on spice, I have experienced a couple times a very unpleasant feeling as if there was a marble or other small round object sliding down my throat into a cavity beneath it. It pulled me out of the experience and prompted me to verify I hadn't accidentally swallowed one of my airpods. I would check, confirm I hadn't, and laugh at the absurdity of such a worry. After this point the feeling was between like having a pill stuck in the throat and having this marble sitting in this cavity. Despite the fact I could witness my breathing and swallowing were not affected, the feeling would persist, the last time for an hour or so after coming down. I do not think there was anything physical like an inflammation but I was diagnosing myself from hyperspace. One sure thing is that feeling urged to expel an inexistent foreign object from one's throat can easily tap into instincts and spoil an experience.
My method of administration is a vape, it allows me to breakthrough in 2 big pulls, 50/50 VG PG, with 1g of spice per 1ml. I noticed I sometimes keep my mouth opened and breathe through it which in consequence makes it quite dry, this could also be the reason.
After a bit of research, I found out this effect is called ''Globus Feeling'' and seems to be mainly psychological but it is extremely unpleasant.
I was wondering, have some of you experienced such a feeling? Do you have a way of managing it? Could something in my method be triggering it? Do you think it could actually be a relevant part of the experience or just some undesirable side effect?
I have had extremely scary experiences before on psychedelics and it was really nothing compared to this unpleasant discomfort. In ''conventional bad trips'' I could always do something and there always was an ending and something deep to learn from it, this felt much more hopeless. After giving it some thought, this seems to be the total opposite of purging, if that makes sense.
If these experiences taught me anything, it is that I would rather face my worst demons than have a marble stuck in my throat.
Safe travels,
The Quantum Mechanician