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I refuse to take any despite wanting to. I have thoughts on how it works, at a not physical realm. What makes you flip bit to joyous? What chemical or physica

I refuse to take any despite wanting to. I have thoughts on how it works, at a not physical realm. What makes you flip bit to joyous? What chemical or physical or physiological change happens? Does it wear off? I'm not depressed. I was at one point and found the solution. I have extensive joy. Yet I want to try because I think it does something that isn't the same bit flip you're experiencing.

M4v3R 3y ago
At normal doses (<200ug for lsd) the experience is much milder than what reading stuff on the internet makes you think. It will not make you see dragons, nor permanently alter your brain in any significant way, if at all. It does wear off after 12 hours although sometimes there’s an “afterglow” (a very very mild sensation of being high) that can persist for few days. What is does is exactly what the article explains - it unlocks the inner child in you. You will be curious about everything, everyday objects will suddenly become interesting as if you saw them for the first time. Your senses might become connected, some people “see” music with their eyes closed for example. It will make your mind go places that it normally rarely or never visits and you’ll be able to think about stuff from angles you didn’t pay attention to before. It is a very powerful and useful tool if used correctly.
- Xen9 3y ago
  This describes my experience accurately. Also going to toilet feels strange.
  - dylkil 3y ago
    Using your phone feels strange too
  - ikornaselur 3y ago
    I usually listen to mystic constantly, except for a bathroom break. So bathroom breaks feel like I'm pausing the whole experience, the eerie silence where your brain is detecting audible patterns, it's like being in an elevator, before you get back to the scheduled experience. I like it.
- pesus 3y ago
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booleandilemma 3y ago
I have thoughts on how it works, at a not physical realm. Can you please expand on that?
- pizzafeelsright 3y ago
  Sure thing. I think, based upon the accounts of others - both what I have read, history, and people who have told me their stories, I think it bridges or removes the brain-to spiritual realm sensors. That is to say, an analogy - like suddenly being able to see infrared light. Something that does exist, but well within another realm of unseen reality, currently undetectable with existing senses. Now, hypothetically, IF there is a spiritual realm, hidden from our natural senses, if those senses were altered in a way, perhaps with natural chemicals found in nature, then suddenly those who were interacting with Angels, Demons, Monsters, Ghosts, etc. are not crazy or mentally ill but simply operating under enhanced or altered states of mind. Joe/Suzanne describe their trips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fn_bfhvoX2c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fn_bfhvoX2c How can two people experience the exact same "grid effect" when on a trip when what they see is entirely in their mind?
  - booleandilemma 3y ago
    Thank you!

M4v3R 3y ago

At normal doses (<200ug for lsd) the experience is much milder than what reading stuff on the internet makes you think. It will not make you see dragons, nor permanently alter your brain in any significant way, if at all. It does wear off after 12 hours although sometimes there’s an “afterglow” (a very very mild sensation of being high) that can persist for few days. What is does is exactly what the article explains - it unlocks the inner child in you. You will be curious about everything, everyday objects will suddenly become interesting as if you saw them for the first time. Your senses might become connected, some people “see” music with their eyes closed for example. It will make your mind go places that it normally rarely or never visits and you’ll be able to think about stuff from angles you didn’t pay attention to before. It is a very powerful and useful tool if used correctly.

Xen9 3y ago
This describes my experience accurately. Also going to toilet feels strange.
- dylkil 3y ago
  Using your phone feels strange too
- ikornaselur 3y ago
  I usually listen to mystic constantly, except for a bathroom break. So bathroom breaks feel like I'm pausing the whole experience, the eerie silence where your brain is detecting audible patterns, it's like being in an elevator, before you get back to the scheduled experience. I like it.
pesus 3y ago
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booleandilemma 3y ago

I have thoughts on how it works, at a not physical realm. Can you please expand on that?

pizzafeelsright 3y ago
Sure thing. I think, based upon the accounts of others - both what I have read, history, and people who have told me their stories, I think it bridges or removes the brain-to spiritual realm sensors. That is to say, an analogy - like suddenly being able to see infrared light. Something that does exist, but well within another realm of unseen reality, currently undetectable with existing senses. Now, hypothetically, IF there is a spiritual realm, hidden from our natural senses, if those senses were altered in a way, perhaps with natural chemicals found in nature, then suddenly those who were interacting with Angels, Demons, Monsters, Ghosts, etc. are not crazy or mentally ill but simply operating under enhanced or altered states of mind. Joe/Suzanne describe their trips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fn_bfhvoX2c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fn_bfhvoX2c How can two people experience the exact same "grid effect" when on a trip when what they see is entirely in their mind?
- booleandilemma 3y ago
  Thank you!