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Infundibulum said:Again very interesting.
Do people who have experienced the full effects have also experienced the "squiggly little lines" in bufo underdosing? Or, in other words up which point a bufo underdosing can bring someone?
Not usually for SWIM. For SWIM, the squiggly lines mean a good dose was taken and the next phase of visual effects will happen in a few minutes. If the dose is low, he doesn’t see the squiggly lines. But this is apparently different for other people who only see the squiggly lines for the whole trip no matter the dose used.
For SWIM the squiggly lines last at most 5 minutes, usually 3 or so, and then the next visual phase starts.
Infundibulum said:Could these initial effects be the indication that a proper dose has been taken and once someone reaches the point of the squiggly little lines knows that the rest of the trip will shortly ensue?
The squiggly lines only last for the first few minutes and then the nature of the visual effect changes. The shift in effects coincides with a shift in the tingling sensation felt.
At first the tingling is in the back of the head. At that moment there are NO VISAULS just body load. Shortly after that (depending on the dose) within a minute or two, the squiggly lines are seen. At that point the tingling is spreading through the rest of the body, but isn’t yet present around the eyes. Once the tingling sensation is present around the eyes, the nature of the visual effect changes to the more profound visuals. They look very different. They are not squiggly lines at all, nor are they composed of squiggly lines, they are more like Aztec symbols at first, very well defined, not squiggly at all. It’s a totally different kind of visual effect and unlike any other psychedelic SWIM knows of.