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Thank you for sharing. It’s interesting to hear how happy it made you. If you don’t mind expanding on that feeling I’d love to read more specifics.
by sharkweek 7y ago
Thank you for sharing. It’s interesting to hear how happy it made you. If you don’t mind expanding on that feeling I’d love to read more specifics.
- shaki-dora 7y agoIt's just a state of extreme bliss, plus (and distinct) an appreciation for all sorts of suddenly very beautiful things: music, landscapes, people, etc. Sound especially feels incredibly precise and 3-dimensional. Long term, the effect is rather small. I didn't have any negative hangover as some people apparently do, but rather a sort of low-intensity glow that slowly diminishes. In terms of treating depression, I don't think it made much difference either way. But since I have been suffering for as long as I remember, it was actually the first experience of such strong feelings I now at least know what improvement would feel like.