What factor of the trip is frightening?

Sometimes its not scary at all, you might be totally comfortable with it. Sometimes, a lot of the time actually, the come up can be really fun and exciting! It can be the best part of the trip.

All the effects are starting to kick in, so this is where starts getting creative and beautiful, everything is still very fresh, the visuals are very vivid and crisp, everything is growing still. Then you get past this point and everything changes, like everything has become tripitized, and everything kind of settles in, can't really explain, but everything is not as fresh looking.

 

Lucky you, I have never had a comfortable come up, and I don't think I have a friend who hasn't said the come up was the most uncomfortable part. Unless you're talking a light dose of course, but that is not tripping. In fact in many a group trip has there been quite the hilarious yet tense confusions upon entering a major psychedelic experience. In fact one trip we determined it to be the Nightmare before Christmas, and we even watched that at the end of it. Generally, the more intense and uncomfortable the come up the more triumphant the conclusion.

 

The come up on 10 hits of acid was a piece of cake

 

lol I can believe that.

 

The scariest come up was with dmt. I realized I was tripping harder then I have ever tripped before within a matter of 30 seconds and it was like I knew I was about to enter the weirdest weird thing that ever weirded and I was heading there a full speed!

Tried to resist it happening too, worst decision you can make! I fish flop down on the floor, looked at my blanket its flowing like a river, I stand up, theres multiple holographs of my body swinging around in extra dimensions, I'm completely ego death, can't remember who the fuck or what the fuck I am or what anything is, and then I come down a little and realize I'm time traveling. Then I was stuck like that for a minute.

Completely knocked me off my rocker!

 

:rofl: its reassuring to know that time travelling is how you can tell you're coming down.

 

First time I tripped off DMT it was a pretty uncomfortable come up. I was at a party, and I was worried about becoming dissociated from all my friends at that moment, and I did for a little bit, but as soon as I started hearing them talk the feeling was so warm and compassionate.

 

On my first come up I was didn't notice till I was tripping absolute dicks. I was sitting next to my friend on the train and in total there were about twenty something of us and the two of us listened to Star Shpongled Banner by Shpongle and it made us come up like a rocket and boom I was tripping for my first time Well, on acid that is. My first trip was amazing and there wasn't a bad thing about it. It was actually life-changing in a lot of ways

 

^Well at that point I realized there was an I that was acting.

 

Thanks you guys. I can't wait until Friday to experience what everyone says can be so amazing. I'll definetaley post a report so you all know.

 

its true, coming up on more is easier, theres a lot more euphoria and relaxation. the perceived speediness is mostly in lower doses

 

^mhmm feels like a back massage from god.

 

Yeah I took a threshold dose and the reason I had that much was because I wasn't feeling anything. Oh silly me..

 

Only coming up I felt jittery and very nervous, but my fear totally dissolved when it really hit me
It's really nothing to be scared of by a long shot if you're with people you love

 

all of it but that's what makes it a journey for me it helps me understand why things scare me it puts my brain on overload an i just over think everything I've found in my trips which also applies in my everyday life i think to much i over think everything i do an that causes 90 percent of these problems in my life i have to learn to let it all flow then ill truly be at peace.

 

The only thing that can be scary for some is the confusion.

Just accept that you are confused, and move on to whatever you want.

Trying to fight the drug "i've gotta remember this, i've gotta think of that, i've gotta break this thought loop" isn't the way to go about it. A simply shrug of the shoulders and an acceptance can break any such nerves


Oh and agreed about the come-up. Not knowing where the peak is going to be can be nerve-racking, but once you are there, it is fine, you know where it is and it is smooth sailing from there.

 

I've found that my fears are kind of nonexistent during the trip.I'm simply not able to be truly frightened by what I see or feel, I just feel awe and wonder, even when this weird grandfatherclock-man comes up from behind me and dissapears into nothingness (yes, this has happened)