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Haha. Nice work. You can fly to any moment or place in your life, you'll feel as small as the baby you once were.
The control goes quite effortless, it's completely calm, clear but the possibilities seem unlimited. While the trip is wild, the mind doesn't get tense.
The unique effect of a cactus is that dreamed imagination becomes almost as present as the normal life with closed eyes if you keep diving deeper.
Personally I believe that, if one would take a level 5 dose it'll reach the point in where the trip is experienced just as real as being sober.
The Sjamans believed that datura was the 'bad wizard', and peyote the 'good wizard'. Both having the possibility to overwrite this world and doing the impossible in a new 3D world.
The colours are terrific, exceeding LSD and shrooms by far, but not so much as on smoked DMT. But then again, I just did San Pedro and didn't came even close to anything as an 'electric storm'. (Goran, 2008)
Meh, where to get a field of peyotes?
The control goes quite effortless, it's completely calm, clear but the possibilities seem unlimited. While the trip is wild, the mind doesn't get tense.
The unique effect of a cactus is that dreamed imagination becomes almost as present as the normal life with closed eyes if you keep diving deeper.
Personally I believe that, if one would take a level 5 dose it'll reach the point in where the trip is experienced just as real as being sober.
The Sjamans believed that datura was the 'bad wizard', and peyote the 'good wizard'. Both having the possibility to overwrite this world and doing the impossible in a new 3D world.
The colours are terrific, exceeding LSD and shrooms by far, but not so much as on smoked DMT. But then again, I just did San Pedro and didn't came even close to anything as an 'electric storm'. (Goran, 2008)
Meh, where to get a field of peyotes?
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