I’ve only ever smoked weed and I really wonder what an LSD high feels like since I really love this song. Is it as flowery powery as the song sounds?
It really is a matter of “set and setting” (to quote Leary), plus chemical variability due to black markets.
Sometimes a trip can be intensely visual and have you giggling at an unnamed wonderful shared secret.
Sometimes a trip can just be a sense of existential doom and a vivid imagination, the worst kind of disjointed lost nightmare you half-remember from childhood.
It’s not binary ofc. You have 6-8 hours of intense experience, which is a lot of time to drift from one mental space to another.
The #1 thing I can suggest is to plan a well-stocked bicycle picnic lunch in a low-traffic park. Bring water. Bring a first-aid kit. Bring a friend or two. Bring a frisbee. Bring lots of different kinds of music to listen to. Plan to spend a lot of time walking or sitting quietly, enjoying nature.
foreverknew@lemmy.zip 3 weeks ago
For me it was a transformative experience that changed the trajectory of my life. Its effects are beyond comparison and even after experiencing it, it’s pretty much impossible to put into words.
If you’re able to accept the dissolution of your ego, it can be the most freeing and reconciling mental state of your life.
akunohana@piefed.blahaj.zone 3 weeks ago
Holy crap, way to sell it in! 🤣🩷
IronBird@lemmy.world 3 weeks ago
generally that comes after the novelty of first time or 2 wears off, starting out your too excited for deep introspection…
not to damper your enthusiasm, but this can just as easily swing the other negatively, if your in a bad mood/have some deepseated insecurities/trauma you havent processed etc. setting/mood is everything, don’t “fight” the trip. doing so lead to years-long depression in my case
CapuccinoCoretto@lemmy.world 3 weeks ago
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