• Tollana1234567@lemmy.today
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    fever induced auditory hallucinations, although it was very brief. also some hynagogic hallucinations, and paralysis demons.

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    I had made some DMT for a friend, so i had a bunch of it laying around, and more importantly, loaded in a yocan orbit that was in my hand. I was in my office chair and my wife was in bed while we were watching some inane bullshit on TV. My wife didn’t want to try it, saying that “a potion made from rainforest plants that sends you to hell doesn’t sound like a good time” which is fair so I didn’t press her, but I didn’t want to feel like I was in the way so I figured I’d rip it discreetly without her even knowing. Reality exploded, which tends to happen when you rip some DMT with no regard for dosage. I closed my eyes- meaningless, because I no longer had a physical body, let alone eyelids. When I came back, I opened my eyes and saw myself, sitting in my office chair, threads of energy connecting all of space and time, as though a curtain had been pulled back or I was perceiving some sort of higher dimension. It felt horrible and wrong but also beautiful, like it wasn’t meant for human eyes to see. I blinked and I was back, it was over, but my wife totally knew. Anyway that experience gave me a touch of the Cosmic Madness, I was pretty freaked out for a number of months and I’m scared to do DMT again 👍

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    Ater freshman year of college I learned there was a local brand of chocolate milk that is the bees knees. I started drinking a gallon or two a week, it was a problem, but I was also experimenting with weed for the first time and it was so good.

    After a few months my buddy told me he had this stuff called DMT that you smoke through a meth pipe he had acquired for the purpose. So I sat down and as I leaned back from the hit and reality morphed I shut my eyes.

    The world was technicolor, composed of rings and rectangles moving toward and past me. There he was, the figure, a cross between Slender Man and Truth from Full Metal Alchemist, a blank white face except for the big grin. He radiated pure love, and as we looked at each other a cascade of similar figures swirled round the periphery, filling me with a sense of love, acceptance, and belonging like I had never experienced.

    It was during this time that the voice came close to my ear and spoke to me, clear and purposeful: “Hey, lay off the chocolate milk.”

    It was so obvious that I immediately responded back with a thought, “Oh yeah, thanks!”

    I continued to float through bliss for another minute or so before fading back to reality, and just like that my chocolate milk intake dropped to once every month or two.

  • Madzielle@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    Back when robo tripping was common (I only did it over a few months and then never again), I took something like 600mg or the shit. Dexamethorphine fuck.

    I thought I was turing into technology, somehow, and the refrigerator running was so loud it was painful.

    I used to lucid dream a lot in this time, and had multiple out of body experiences.

    Shits wack though. Shrooms are better.

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      lmao, I did DXM a couple of times, but only one proper big dose. I took 35 gelcaps of the stuff like an absolute degenerate (a solid 3rd plateau dose for someone my weight). 3 hours or so absolutely nothing happened and then I guess the caps dissolved and it hit me like a freight train. I spent the rest of the night robowalking between the couch and the bathroom to throw up the remains of the gelcaps, but since my short term memory was non-existent I only remember doing it once (I had a trip sitter who told me what happened the next day). It was at the same time one of the most intense, stupid and pointless experiences I’ve had on drugs, and considering I’ve done tons of acid, shrooms and DMT, that’s really saying something.

      Also did salvia one time and while it wasn’t a bad experience per se, I think it’s the only time I did a drug and thought “one time is enough for me”.

  • Venus_Ziegenfalle@feddit.org
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    The truly crazy experiences are kinda beyond language and I couldn’t really do them justice here but looking in the mirror on shrooms is a consistently freaky thing to do. Kinda like distorting mirrors at an old timey funfare except infinitely weirder. Hilarious if you can handle it though.

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      The first time I did shrooms, I was given the shake from the dealers bag. Over 5grams of it I took.

      At some point I got stuck at the mirror. It was horrible, and I ran away from it. I have since made a rule to not look in the mirror while on shrooms or lsd.

      The mirror is a terrible place to be on that shit lmao.

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        Yeah I get that. Gotta be in the right mindset to enjoy it without freaking out which is pretty tricky to control on 5g, let alone during the first time.

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    the first time I took LSD, I didn’t really feel much but thought maybe my friends were pretty funny that night. So we decided to walk down the street to the convenience store and my buddy was like hey just take a 10 or 20 out, but don’t look at it in front of the guy… just give it to him and take the change . I’m like… ok, but why

    and then I looked at my bills and couldn’t tell which was what and to make it even more interesting was the shit on the money was moving! It was like a fucking cartoon, like Fantasia come alive around me

    yeah that dude at the register had to know I was tripping balls

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      This is one of my favorite phenomenon in taking LSD. Not the money specifically, but that you and whom ever you’re tripping with can experience thr same hallucinations with out actually communicating what it is you’re seeing. Like you can join someone’s head space and take the same ride. These are things only fully realized in discussions after a trip.

      This one time I was with a friend camping in some mountain woods and we both were surfing on a sea of moving glass that the leaves of the tree canopy had become. I at some point became the mountain we were sitting on and he decided to hang back and keep surfing but watch me become the mountain.

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        Yeah shared hallucinations are so cool and interesting. The first time me and my partner did acid we were both watching vines growing and retracting over and over across the roof of our tent, and watching it light up in different flashing colours. It was amazing.

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    Fixed a webapp in prod in a forest. Unable to walk straight, booted laptop, decrypt, login, tether to phone’s internet via USB-C, login to server. All while seeing artifacts and very fancy fonts.

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    I’ve tried a few substances but none that were too far out.

    My roommates peer pressured me into taking way too much weed one night after dabbling in it lightly a handful of times before. I then quickly found myself lying in bed. Somehow, abstract art made sense to me there in the ensuing moment of contemplation. I was seeing it form in my head, splotches, lines and colours and space, it all clicked together. I felt changed the next day. Of course it wore off after, but that experience gave me a new appreciation for the depth of art that seems simple and meaningless on the surface. Like I had an idea of where it came from.

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      Like I had an idea of where it came from.

      This is one of the reasons why I like trying to make stuff, even if it’s just a one off attempt. I feel it gives a deeper appreciation to what was influencing the artist to create what they did.

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    This was back in 2000, had just gone through a divorce. Had gotten a new pad with a friend and started hanging out with his stoner buddies. (Most of them are still close friends to this day.)

    I took something like five hits of acid. I’d tried it only once before and it didn’t too much for me, so I upper the dosage.

    I still didn’t get visuals, but it was an interesting trip.

    A friend of mine was on the couch flipping through cable and settled on a claymation Don Quixote, which was just perfect for a melting reality. Thumbprints in the clay, rough work.

    And I did something really goddamned stupid. I took out my new fancy chisels to practice on a block of wood.

    Thankfully I didnt cut myself. I was being careful and just trying to gouge out a volcano on the end of a block of pine, twisting my arm to turn the block.

    I went through some deep internal stuff about how I treated myself and women, why I’d been alone for so long.

    In the weeks to follow I asked out four women I had crushes on and was shot down each time, but the point was I held onto this shit rather than ever expressed any interest. It was really useful.

    So I’m coming off the trip and I’m sitting at my computer, and my hand just slides off the keyboard.

    Repeatedly.

    I’d held my arm in that extreme twisted position so long whilst contemplating my love life, set to claymation Don Quixote, that I almost gave myself fucking nerve damage.

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    Let go of my defense mechanisms and cracked my egg on mushrooms.

    Imagine getting out of bed and realizing you’re a forty year old trans woman, who absolutely hates her entire wardrobe. And in a world that stigmatizes gender non-conformity.

    But my partner was very supportive, and I spent the next few months replacing my wardrobe. Started on HRT. And life got better.

    Scary. Still scared. But now I know I can love and be myself. And communication and understanding between my partner and I is much better too.

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    Went without sleep for 36 hours. Flat surfaces started to ripple like water. I took that as a sign it was time to sleep. 😉

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      I remember seeing propellers in the wood grain. Just hundreds of propellers all over the table. Even after taking psychedelic, the wood propeller thing stands out and I was just sleep deprived. Crazy what your body can do.

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    During aya ceremony I saw the beginning of the universe and lived through the creation of life as we know it. During the next ceremony I felt the fear the universe has of it’s own demise.

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    I had jsut had shoulder surgery and was on the ‘good’ pain meds, I went to a work party and had a small glass of wine mid afternoon. Latter I had my evening meds - oh my lord.

    My pulse was pegged at 100-150+ for what felt like forever and NOTHING was right and my brain was solving the worlds problems, over and over again on fast repeat. Everything was almost liquid.