Tripping out all the way

speak for yourself!

 

yeah for real......

we could all go on and on.....

 

3xi, not everyone can use magic, its unfortunately just how the structure of humanity functions. Maybe this might change after 2012 though.

and stonerbill, I wouldn't say LSD is a chemical that interacts with synapses. I would say it's crystallized spiritual energy.

 

lol...but lsd IS a chemical that interacts w/ synapses...

 

Now, B'Owl is perfect, for your Dad!
Pep Pep and Nana love B'Owl
Now think about your Dad!
I want to meet that Dad!
Your pets will loooooooook at B'Owl!
And now, B'Owl is perfect for throwing away

 

i think you might want to lay off the shit for awhile.

 

although i understand why you say this i dont think you are entirely correct. i believe that everyone uses magic but most people are completely unaware that they are using magic. most people are unconscious of their effect on the reality around them. our belief and will power is magic and everyone uses it. just in most cases it is in the form of self serving mellow dramas intended to distract and confuse themselves and all those around them, silly games that dont get anyone anywhere. it is only when we realize our potential as human beings and take it upon ourselves to better ourselves and all those around us that our magic becomes useful and worth commending.

 

One of the most insightful drug induced experiences I've had was a bad Salvia trip.

 

Salvia is absolutely brutal.

 

Hate to break it to you 3xi, but magic is just a card game. It's not real man, put down the broad sword, remove the cape, and watch some B'Owl.

 

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Now THAT, is real magic. Trust me, I know it when I see it.

 

The last time I "tripped out all the way" I actually tried to type out my revelations as I was coming down from my peak and this is what was on my screen the next morning.

I just broke my entire existence down to the most basic unit. What amazes me is that everything is distinct. When you closely examine the most fundamental, basic bits of experience

I now know what it means to be able to see the universe from a different perspective.

The amazing truth is that there is no truth. It's all just a big coincidence and we're just along for the ride. There is no big conclusion to be made, except in the acceptance of the fact that everything is a statistical anomaly.

I have experienced a 2 dimensional world, as well as one that could be instantly shattered or horribly transformed by my slightest mistake. It seemed as if I could forget to breathe at any moment and everything would be over.

Most importantly I have come to the realization that the fate of the universe does not rest on my shoulders. What happens is the only way it could have ever happened. Each lifeforce is adrift among [a series of distinct instances]

Up has become down, black has become white, and everything comprehensible in between. I have redefined the nature of universe to fit several paradigms of thinking, but eventually I have simply reaffirmed what I already knew. I simply saw it on a whole other plane of existence.

I did, at one point forget where I was coming from. But I have emerged from that confusion. I now know what it is to question everything. To question everything is admittal of accpetence of
What was important was what happened in this alternate reality it was the mindblowing

FUCK THIS IS STUPID... THE MOST PROFOUND THING I'VE LEARNED IS THAT IT CAN BE VERY DIFFICULT TO PUT EXPERIENCE DOWN ON PAPER. BUT ONLY ON ACID

I thought Brian on the Family Guy was B.J. (one of my dogs)

I lived everything I could conceive of within 2 and a half hours.

What I find happens is that whenever I set out consciously trying to to learn amazing lessons from my trip is that they always seem to just barely escape my grasp. I learn more when I just let it come to me.

 

I did not mean, (he did not mean)
to blow your mind (to blow your mind)
But that shit happens to me,
all the tiiiiiIIIIIIIIIIIiiiiiiime!

 

those're some nice comments, sourdiesel. esp. the part of how it's better if you let it come to you. i've learned that you shouldn't bother getting your mind around something during the trip. that's what the weeks following the trip are for, to digest and comprehend the experience.

was it stonerbill who said that lsd effects everyone differently? I think it effects everyone the same, in exposing their brain to them. it is people's brains that differ.

to those who are okay with doing lsd to see some colors or other nonspiritual reasons: compared to lsd's potential, i'd have to say that would be an egregious waste. that's not to say it wouldn't be an unpleasant time, but theres other drugs that will give you that. there will be a few who stumble onto the potential, but they are an exception, I.e. 3xi. the majority won't achieve transcendence, and some will be horrified at what they are confronted with, and go tell everyone how wicked lsd is, perpetuating the stigma and fear that is partially responsible for lucy's elusiveness. so if you want to do lsd for a giggly colorful time, that's fine; it's your drug. if you get scared or strung out then either keep that shit to yourself, or tell people it was you, not lucy. otherwise you'll indirectly make it harder for those who want it for enlightenment

 

Good point!
It is very true that plenty people will be too scared from what they find out about them self and the world around them. At the end, it is a pretty brave move (but very logical) to break the world you knew and build a new from the scratch. But if you are ready to let go of any attachment, than there is no dose witch can fuck you up. There is no bad meal for a good pig hahaha!!!

 

thanx to the last two posters for helping me shed some light on this thread!

 

You sure about that? haha
I've been infiniti my man.
And i think by "tripping out all the way" he means total ego loss, which can happen very easily.

 

^^^ ...


and ego loss has nothing to do with 'figuring it out'