saving acid

pppsssshhhhh let me know lol :tongue:

 

i have it raped in a piece of paper inside a little dime bag and its in side my freezer do you think that is sufficient or is the paper bad someone mentioned that the paper could absorb the lsd but idk about that

 

I said paper could absorb the LSD...and yes it will. Eat the paper also.

 

well i don't know man. LSD is fragile. it can't handle light, heat, or moisture, let alone being raped for god's sake.

 

hahaha Love and light.

 

OK, so I admit I was semi worried about my LSD being degraded due to being in the car all day with temperatures up in the 80's. But, my fear was soon diminshed when i ate it, and a little after I was watching my walls bleed and I could see a battle going on behind the printed words on the pages of the Bhagavad Gita Laughing laughing loving, I took a shower and decided to never wear clothes again! Too bad I had to go to work today Love and light friends

 

Bhagavad Gita on acid sounds intense...

 

It's always intense friend, but your correct, it was amazingly beautiful that night I was reading parts to a friend over a pipe of some headies, and one esoteric part was describing the Self being higher than the rest of our physical body, describing the conciousness, the Soul. Again, beautiful!

 

Done talked to both my mom and my dad over the phone and face to face trippin, done it a couple times, it's always worked out fine, but it really sucks
especially when you say somthing wierd and they ask you to explain... groan.....

 

The funny part about your reply is that I can't tell if you were referring to the Bhagavad Gita or the acid trip being "always intense".

 

Oh, well although reality is purley and entirely subjective, in this instance I was referring to the Bhagavad Gita! But then, I am on the path of attaining the science of Bhakti Yoga, not quite there, I have the love in the right place, I now need to discipline myself properly So, in that sense it is always intense for me, while it may not be for others who only see the book as that, just a book