psychedelic drugs

[nyxjz]

psychedelic drugs include lsd, mescaline, mushrooms and others

People have written that these drugs can create a mystical experience. And that oftentimes these drugs create personality changes and changes in life perspective. More often, these changes are reported to be positive.

Do you guys think it would be a good idea to try it out? What do you guys think about these drugs?

[Trevor]

psychedelic drugs include lsd, mescaline, mushrooms and others

People have written that these drugs can create a mystical experience. And that oftentimes these drugs create personality changes and changes in life perspective. More often, these changes are reported to be positive.

Do you guys think it would be a good idea to try it out? What do you guys think about these drugs?

I've tried L.S.D. and 'shrooms years ago. L.S.D. was an emotional roller coaster depending on the environment that I found myself in. It made me aware of the intensity of my emotional states and their transitions from one to the other. I liked the high after getting used to what to expect. It will keep you awake all night so don't plan on getting any sleep. The best thing is the colours and music...:peace:
Mushrooms were explained to me as a 'body stone' and I did them at the club while dancing.
If you do them for the first time it's better to have someone to guide you through the high because it lasts for a few hours depending on how much you take. I never took two hits of L.S.D., or more than just a small amount of mushrooms.
Of the two I'd say that L.S.D. was more eye opening to me.
I never did mescaline. After learning that it was native medicine and hearing a warning that it should be kept for only their religious ceremonies and vision quests, I decided that I wouldn't do it if I ever did come across it.
It's tempting though. Who knows, maybe under the right circumstances.

[peterh]

the taking of psychotropes is for a specific reason in the cultures they exist in they are not for parties and you may end up taking a trip you dont come back from. the red indians of what is now called america in some parts of the land where the cactus grows take the cactus i think for a similar reason to the indigenous of australia they are for co-rwobery which is to sing and dance there ancestral dreaming. these drugs can make you psychotic and this will prevent you from conecting to the univeral forces unknown to me that speak to our mind truth across time. this is not the only reason for co-rwobery it is also about the conection to the land that is the very nature of their culture eating from the wild living and making tools etc dont take psychotropes thinking its going to be a blast all my unfortunate experince with taking drugs of different kinds and being forced to take them have been negative it detracts from good health and causes illness you might think im stupid but just say no refuse to take drugs if offered what other choice do you have ill tell you get addicted after the first time and end up a drug looser who dies destute on the street.

[nyxjz]

Its odd though because all of the people( about 6) that I know who have done and still do these drugs(occasionally) have , i would say, better lives. They do more interesting things than normal kids on campus. Like they'll travel a lot to places like Hawaii. They seem to have more passions in life and are a lot more interesting to be around.

Cokeheads on the other hand are usually a different story. But psychedelics don't seem to ruin lives. At least I haven't seen it.

I did do lsd before at the beach. It was an incredible experience. Everything just became so beautiful. I played frisbee and we walked around. While in the bathroom, the sun got covered by the cloud and all of the little bumps on the walls that had shadows, just looked really crazy. Cuz all of the shadows from the bumps moved in an amazing pattern. I never noticed such a thing before. The shadows that each grain of sand had also became visible to me. And for some reason, I thought I was jesus while staring at the patterns in the sand.
I was also pretty convinced that the sand was alive and it looked a lot like a civilization of people. I could see patterns that resembled buildings and people moving around and camels. lol. The movement of the patterns was due to the wind and the sand.

I did feel fear at one point though. While walking on the pier, someone tried to sell me a music cd. He was very aggresive and when I looked at his face, I could see all the details- the lines, the wrinkles, the aggression. I felt an intense fear. But luckily I was able to walk away.

I've done shrooms too at the park. The most significant thing for me was that music sounded so nice and slow. Also while looking at a cloud, it just got really big somehow, as if I was zooming in. I thought the cloud went inside me or something...
I also had to go into a restaurant to use the restroom. This was a very formal restaurant and as soon as I walked in, I noticed that I straightened up, stopped smiling, and became all serious, at least on the outside. This change was very sudden, and when I walked out of the restaurant, back into the park, I became loose and goofy again.

Ive also seen someone take 4 hits of acid. He started exploring the neighborhood and was mumbling about perfection. He said the city of LA lit up. But he did lose control. But he luckily didn't get hurt or anything, but he was close to.

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psychedelic drugs include lsd, mescaline, mushrooms and others

People have written that these drugs can create a mystical experience. And that oftentimes these drugs create personality changes and changes in life perspective. More often, these changes are reported to be positive.

Do you guys think it would be a good idea to try it out? What do you guys think about these drugs?

..it all depends on the intent with which you take them. If you want an experience to goes further than just a cool trip, or a diversion from everyday life, you'd approach that time with the respect it deserves...

..i can't comment on LSD, but i consider mushrooms my friends i visit once i a while; just to listen to their stories, and the latest gossip. That does not sound respectful at all, but the keyword here is listen. If you are serious about this then go deeper than you've done...

..i'd say stay organic and stick with mushrooms. It won't hurt to overdose a little, as odd as that may sound. Brew your tea with plenty of fresh shrooms, drink on an empty stomach, and don't go outside: go inside and discover something about yourself!

[kris]

People have written that these drugs can create a mystical experience. And that oftentimes these drugs create personality changes and changes in life perspective. More often, these changes are reported to be positive.I don't know what a mystical experience is but my everyday experiences bring about personality changes in me. Our ability to analyze, understand and come to terms with everyday experiences is what should lead to changes in life perspective.

Do you guys think it would be a good idea to try it out? What do you guys think about these drugs?Not much. I have close friends who have tried ayahuasca a couple of times in the jungles of Peru and I don't consider them to be more enlightened than me. It seems counter-intuitive to think that we would need something external to us in order to discover what is within us.