Misinterpretation?

I don't mean to be so negative in this thread. But maybe I do. I just hope I don't bring anything upon my head by this mention. HahaHAHAha!

Anyways...

Do you wonder.... think....notice.. negative effects of LSD on others? Not directly at the responsibility of the LSD but instead on the individual's misinterpretation of feelings.

A sort of easier discomfort these people are found in, where boredom is an option, and that there is no comfort unless there is constant meeting of urges of need.

That the thought is anxiety is the result of bad thought and not bad thought is a result of anxiety. But maybe it's both.... Oh yea, it's definitely a cycle. Do you know that feeling... perhaps occurring on low dose experiences of a inescapable cycle of thought. Sometimes it's as simple as inescapable curiosity.

I can't help but be a little annoyed at the discomfort of someone within themselves, to the point that their need of change in course is attempted to be made the focus of the whole group. Seems a little self absorbed in your own discomfort.

I for one, know that that particular state of those people is not constant, and they are sometimes the same people to be completely fine with nothing, and simple silence. I for one also know a lot of life is a struggle against not being able to detach yourself from discomfort.

The way I see it you can twist something only so hard until it breaks or until it needs to be untwisted.

Any people feel like this?

What's the dealio? I would love to hear some perspectives on this occurrence to help my understanding. I mean I understand the feelings..but why is it harder for some people....? Why do they insist on the continuation of it?

Help me to help them. But I won't really actually help them....maybe a kick in the ass, an experience of the furthest reaching point of discomfort......

Something or other...

 

Some are infatuated by the puzzles they are able to dream up.

 

Oh for some true love when they don't yet know love

 

ummmmmm......what's going on here?

 

What's going on there?

Come here.

 

Big things thats what

 

To be honest, your not very clear as to what it is exactly you are trying to communicate.

It sounds as if you are saying that when tripping with other people it really annoys you if someone is having a bad time and want others to help them through it or just talk about what they are going through and it brings the others down.

 

Sounds like your ranting about getting thought in these thought loops. It something that a lot of people experience when they first trip, especially with acid.

But by looking at the cycle you have taken the first step in going beyond it. You can break free of that cycle of mind, and live each moment a new, live as your awareness.

Because of the powerful profound effects of lsd, someone who is unstable will get trampled by there own mind, it brings out everything in you, and if you have dysfunctions, it brings them out too.

There is a way of getting past all the negative stuff. There is a art to tripping, and its not that hard to learn. You just got to be aware of what the trip is trying to tell you. Study its mechanism. In trying to understand it, it pulls you closer towards it.

There is a state beyond positive and negative, and really from our perspective this is seen as true positivity, it is bliss! If you fall, or if you rise, you keep your peace, you just need to push past the mind to see this.

 

there is an 'art to tripping'? wow sounds like someone is trying to justify their use. If 14 year olds can do it at a rave or on the play ground after school I think we can safely assume its not an art.

To get past or deny the negative 'real' stuff while tripping you simply need to look at yourself in the mirror and look at how ridiculous you look with a wavy face, skin changing shades of color and the shower curtain trying to sneak up behind you and eat you.

 

Has anyone seen the movie "A Serious Man"? I totally suggest you watch it if your caught up in that shit.

 

a bunch of people that trip on acid are havin a pretty in depth convo.
thats whats goin on. lol.

 

Not really.
One person posted some rambling stuff that barely makes any sense and others are trying too understand what the fuck he was going on about.

 

lol. Absolutely. That movie was made for people who get caught up in synchronicities and the search for meaning.

 

What do you imagine might be brought upon your head, double ha ha.

I don't seek negative effects.

What is easy about chasing constant urges. There are no needs being met.

The thought always comes first.

Or you in your own.

Did you know that for yourself, your life appears to you as you describe it.

Twist and shout.

 

where can I get a decoder ring for these dudes

 

References to popular culture.

 

Yeah I caught that one.

 

:smilielol5:
My thoughts exactly sometimes

 

I'm not sure if this is the along the same lines as what the OP was talking about, but I have been in situations where one person's trip begins to go sour due to them misinterpreting what someone else had said or was doing. In some cases the "misinterpreter"; would indeed become quite selfish and even act out in aggression.

I think part of the problem is that thoughts themselves become very powerful and persuasive while on acid. Some people have the impression that acid provides this greater understanding and insight into the world, but in many cases it can completely distort one's perspective and cloud their judgment. People become so sure of themselves and their negative thoughts which can lead to a bad trip.

And I think this "thought empowerment" can happen for positive thoughts as well as negative thoughts. I for one have had many supposed "revelations" about human behavior during an acid trip that, while still tripping, seem to make perfect sense; however when I go back and re-examine those theories a few days later I find that they really don't hold any water. It's like I'll observe an interaction between two people, which will lead to me creating a theory that will seem to make perfect sense at the time, but only after the fact I realize that the thought process I had did not really follow logically. I think the important thing to learn from this is the same thing you can learn from practicing meditation. By sitting still in silence and detaching yourself thoughts, you start to realize that no thought is virtuous or sinful. No thought deserves a reprimand or a reward.

 

Do you ever provide answers that are more than two sentences?