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When lsd opens up your way of thinking..

Discussion in 'LSD - Acid Trips' started by Gelfling, Nov 30, 2006.

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  1. RELAYER

    RELAYER mādhyamaka

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    Acid never did anything for me except one time I crawled around on the ground making lion noises. And when I stood up I fell into a bush.
     
    RELAYER, Dec 6, 2006
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  3. Peter Popper

    Peter Popper Tripper

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    iv become unsure i still want to try acid. im worried that it will make me feel 'detached' and want to make me kill myself. dxm deffinatly detached me from me for along time.
     
    Peter Popper, Dec 6, 2006
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  5. badmilk

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    DXM is different though, its a dissociative, thats pretty much the definition of the word is detachment. Acid is a hallucinogenic so have fun :)
     
    badmilk, Dec 6, 2006
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  7. Gelfling

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    It's not for everyone, so don't feel you should try it if you have reservations.
    As you are currently afraid of what might happen you probably shouldn't try it just yet anyway, but no need to write it off totally.

    Do some more research over the next year or so and learn what it really does. For instance, it doesn't usually make people feel detached so much as objective and this is a big difference... but each experience is dependent on your emotional and environmental situation so you should def be aware of this and plan to make your trip as relaxing, beautiful and safe as possible. It also reacts to your expectations, which is important to understand.

    The fact that you even consider it a danger to yourself tells me you may not have an enjoyable trip if you took it at this point, but since you are curious it might be something for you later on. That doesn't matter, there's no rush! Just take your time to read about it, watch some good unbiased documentaries and learn a bit more about what to expect before you decide to explore further. No need to take it for the first time without planning, that's where most of the negative trips stem from.

    If you were totally afraid of water you wouldn't chuck on a diving suit and jump sraight into the ocean, it would be too scary and you might panic.. Research first so you know where your fears come from and understand what is real danger and what is not, then when (if) you feel relaxed and ready you can start exploring in the manner any intelligent, concious person going on a journey would.
     
    Gelfling, Dec 7, 2006
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