| Bill8 |
07-03-2011 03:25 PM |
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Originally Posted by uno
(Post 18258376)
It's really unfair to compare it based on something like lsd or shrooms. It's an entirely different chemical group that you really can't have unrealistic expectations for based on previous experience.
People react differently to the same things. Some of my experiences i have been as simple as cascading sheets of color. Others have been completely immersive experience like you describe, yet more have been completely immersive in a very different ways. Like DMT you can have experiences with what you could perceive as gods or elves or whatever. Every time i've ever done it has been different, interesting and unusual.
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You may be right, particularly about the unfairness of comparing it to the classic molecules.
And that people react differently to a specific chemical. And I arguably haven't taken it enough times.
For me the color palette of the visualizations was very characteristic but limited - very earth-toned, greens, browns, blacks, with yellow and white highlights and contrasts.
And I also got some nice "contact with entities" experiences, but slow, not the super-high-speed communion of the three major chemicals I mentioned. Contact with "plant spirits" and "gaia" types of things. Very pagan. But oddly slow, like being stuck in a slow moving mental fluid that kept me from moving my point of view, forcing me to look at a specific visualization for minutes at a time - unusual I thought for a chemical which has such a short experience.
I'll have to order some, before the move to make it illegal takes hold everywhere, and try another few series of experiments. |
