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Most Blissful Experience?

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My most blissful experiences, well, I got some that were extraordinary, but in retrospect I can't really put them into order. My first probably was my first mdma experience when it really kicked in and I realized I loved everyone.
Another one that I would list here (even though some might not approve...) is my first time I did cocaine. It was pretty good cocaine and the line was way too much, but then, when I couldn't feel my legs anymore I looked into the sky, saw the stars and the moon and felt like a hovering god. That one was very short-lived to be honest...

Then my first high-dosed shroom trip. After the panic and fear had retreated, after I had learned that my life was not over and my sins will be forgiven, then suddenly the bliss started. Clear and focussed I suddenly understood what it was all about and why Buddhists were right... and so on. I felt like a monk after 20 years of silent meditation - or something like that.

Then I had -two times actually- another shroom trip with some few grams (like 6g? maybe) with a bit of ephedra extract before (like half a red super-cap, being something like 30mg ephedrine) and experienced the most exclusive brain-orgasm you could ever imagine. The second time was the most extreme, it was so blissful that it almost started to hurt. I knew if I got any more happy than that, then my head would explode. It lasted for at least an hour and I knew that no drug in the world could ever be better than that - because nothing could get better than that. Definitely not, no imaginable feeling better, because this feeling was at the verge of mental destruction ;)

The most important for me will always be the first high dose of shrooms, because it really meant something and changed me.

my girlfriends from a big city and places i feel most at home in she finds lonely and alien. for me its the lack of people that makes it special.

That's weird - I am actually from a city (not a very huge one, but I grew up in a roughly 600.000 inhabitants city area and I really like big cities to live in (I feel less watched by neighbours - something that always bugs me in rural areas where your ultra-conservative neighbours always keep a close look on you...)
However I think huge, isolated areas are very magical to me as well. I don't feel lost or anything, I like to be alone in nature. By the way if you like being alone, try living in a big city, you'll see you can be more alone in anonymity sometimes than in a small village!
 
I live in the city so my mushroom trips are usually at home. Unfortunately we don't have any wild forests where I live and no fresh air. I want to go camping this summer, so I can enjoy my mushrooms in nature.

Although I live in the city, we have a lot of birds and bats in the backyard. The morning after my last mushroom trip I sat in my garden listening to birds for hours.
I am still working on my garden. When my garden is ready it's going to be a perfect place for psychedelic sessions. :)
 
it was on mushrooms i first realy heard the birds. you hear them normaly but each one seems to be singing in isolation. then you open your ears- an art we are losing- and realise it realy is a chorus. the birds are singing with(well at realy) each other at least within theyre own species. eventually tyou realise what they are singing and its quite rude
 
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