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True, after doing psychedelics!???????? a dit:
I am more aware of those hallucinations, esp when i do THC!
Sometimes (When sober), i see colors more brightly!
Sometimes, things actually change shape for a second....(its not annoying, its more fun actually)
Oh and, after doing various psychedelics, i also can focus on an object much better! Visually!
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neat topic. i think it is a difficult but much needed discussion. if we want people to take psychedelics seriously we have to be honest with their effects.
I wonder how much of the visual aftereffects of psychedelics is based on pattern regocnition. i mean, you've seen fractals, you've seen tracers, moving textures and patterns, it is now a part of your memory, your visual repertoire. your mind will expect to see these things again.
i can definitely say that psychedelics and thc permanently changed my visual and sensual awareness. i started doing them in my mid/late 20's, unlike many who start dropping in their teens and don't have as much of a before/after period. as an artist/musician who actively closed his eyes and explored his senses for hours per day for years without psychedelics i was very, very fucking aware of the changes afterwards. and overall very happy with them
+increased awareness of how my senses affect each other, i'm not synesthesic but definitely tend to feel visual art and music in an almost tactile way now
+psychedelics taught me how to go into a trance with eyes open, i can do that now easily without substances to the point i see objects shimmer, move
+also i always got visuals from listening to music esp minimalist meditative music, that isn't new. psychedelics of course just amplify this effect by 100x
during the trip.. and for a couple days after I often get increased CEV while relaxed, falling asleep, not to mention the wonderful afterglow
+definitely increased emotional and self awareness overall
as for some visual changes:
-while i wouldn't say i have palinopsia ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afterimage#Medical_conditions ) I do tend to see afterimages longer than i did before. i specifically remember when this started on my 4th or 5th acid trip and never really stopped afterwards. it isn't really a big deal, we are talking like a split second, and it never got worse/better. it of course, only increases mildly while tripping
-visual snow, i definitely get more visual snow than I used to, and my heavy THC experiences had much more of a role in this for me than acid I think. those little shimmering neurons firing in different directions when you look at the sky, how long have people on this board who mentioned them had them? because i never had them before i took psychedelics, and as a person who grew up in big sky country i guarantee i spent countless days laying in the grass looking at the sky. also if i don't do psychedelics for a long while the effect tends to go away..
overall i'm happy with the effects of psychedelics, i think they have been a positive, creative and healing force in my life, (not to mention pretty fun). as for the side effects i mentioned, i really only tend to notice them occasionally, it certainly doesn't interfere with my life, and generally i kind of enjoy them actually, it tends to give the world a sort of visual lushness and richness.
I wonder how much of the visual aftereffects of psychedelics is based on pattern regocnition. i mean, you've seen fractals, you've seen tracers, moving textures and patterns, it is now a part of your memory, your visual repertoire. your mind will expect to see these things again.
i can definitely say that psychedelics and thc permanently changed my visual and sensual awareness. i started doing them in my mid/late 20's, unlike many who start dropping in their teens and don't have as much of a before/after period. as an artist/musician who actively closed his eyes and explored his senses for hours per day for years without psychedelics i was very, very fucking aware of the changes afterwards. and overall very happy with them
+increased awareness of how my senses affect each other, i'm not synesthesic but definitely tend to feel visual art and music in an almost tactile way now
+psychedelics taught me how to go into a trance with eyes open, i can do that now easily without substances to the point i see objects shimmer, move
+also i always got visuals from listening to music esp minimalist meditative music, that isn't new. psychedelics of course just amplify this effect by 100x
during the trip.. and for a couple days after I often get increased CEV while relaxed, falling asleep, not to mention the wonderful afterglow+definitely increased emotional and self awareness overall
as for some visual changes:
-while i wouldn't say i have palinopsia ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afterimage#Medical_conditions ) I do tend to see afterimages longer than i did before. i specifically remember when this started on my 4th or 5th acid trip and never really stopped afterwards. it isn't really a big deal, we are talking like a split second, and it never got worse/better. it of course, only increases mildly while tripping
-visual snow, i definitely get more visual snow than I used to, and my heavy THC experiences had much more of a role in this for me than acid I think. those little shimmering neurons firing in different directions when you look at the sky, how long have people on this board who mentioned them had them? because i never had them before i took psychedelics, and as a person who grew up in big sky country i guarantee i spent countless days laying in the grass looking at the sky. also if i don't do psychedelics for a long while the effect tends to go away..
overall i'm happy with the effects of psychedelics, i think they have been a positive, creative and healing force in my life, (not to mention pretty fun). as for the side effects i mentioned, i really only tend to notice them occasionally, it certainly doesn't interfere with my life, and generally i kind of enjoy them actually, it tends to give the world a sort of visual lushness and richness.
Psyolopher
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Alice in wonderland syndrome!
*DUNH DUNH DUNH*
*DUNH DUNH DUNH*
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Meduzz a dit:
AH HA! it DOES have a name...
like seeing stars, but they are without color, and happen at the foci of the eye not the perifial..
After reading that article, and looking at that image, yup, i do have the snow, the fast moving dots, and the increased awareness of floaters( had them since birth, always was distracted with them).
Also, every once in a while, a bright flash, or change in something in my perifial vision.
Its not life-altering, but it can be annoying, or, can be pleasant, like CEVs and just being creative with it. I wonder if I don't use anything for a while all this will decrease and fade away.
When they become intense I've seen them moving around the edges of coherent geometrical forms.
I like to see them the way you would look at a far away object; you want to come closer and look at all its little details and immensity. Like traces, echos of the phantasmagoric world of hallucinations.
I've got them on a severe asthma attack. They become bigger and they are triangles. But that's just oxygen not getting to my brain. :wasted:
I like to see them the way you would look at a far away object; you want to come closer and look at all its little details and immensity. Like traces, echos of the phantasmagoric world of hallucinations.
I've got them on a severe asthma attack. They become bigger and they are triangles. But that's just oxygen not getting to my brain. :wasted:
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After a while I noticed that when I enter a dark room(with no light) and I only see a window there after few secs staring at the window the whole room turns pitch black,like there is nothing there
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After long-term psychedelic use. Natural imagination becomes more powerful if sober.
You can change environments on mescaline and shrooms. Meditation techniques may help you to forget that that you're intoxinated, and you'll be sucked through your CEV's to another dimension. You'll be temporarly unconsciousness as in coma, but just as present as in the natural world. As for mescaline, the biggest obstacle is getting enough in your system. With shrooms that's much easier.
Of course, inhaling lots of DMT will pretty much do this on it's own. There are only micro fractions of control in which you can choose direction. But not the 1st time.
You can change environments on mescaline and shrooms. Meditation techniques may help you to forget that that you're intoxinated, and you'll be sucked through your CEV's to another dimension. You'll be temporarly unconsciousness as in coma, but just as present as in the natural world. As for mescaline, the biggest obstacle is getting enough in your system. With shrooms that's much easier.
Of course, inhaling lots of DMT will pretty much do this on it's own. There are only micro fractions of control in which you can choose direction. But not the 1st time.
Right at this moment I can see a weird semi-transparent spider in the wall behind my monitor that I know is a hallucination.
Sometimes if I stare at my own reflection on the illuminated side of glassed windows slowly my reflection will fade and only two smiling eyes will endure, like the cat on Carroll.
The spider just reached the ceiling and disappeared...
Sometimes if I stare at my own reflection on the illuminated side of glassed windows slowly my reflection will fade and only two smiling eyes will endure, like the cat on Carroll.
The spider just reached the ceiling and disappeared...
druglessdouglas
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self hypnosis. its a great programming tool if you learn how to wield it. its a runaway lawnmower if you let it control you
practice keeping your eyes in sharp focus if you feel them glaze :wink:
practice keeping your eyes in sharp focus if you feel them glaze :wink:
druglessdouglas a dit:
I am paying some consequences and I think its because I'm going places I'm not supposed to go yet because I'm not ready. These last three days have been very destructive, just this morning at dawn I resurfaced again.
I have been practicing unfocused my eyes to actually make them glaze and see haze...
This is very confusing. I'm going to got sit on the floor and don't move for a while.
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remember to leave a trail of brain crumbs so you can find your way home
(a joke without meaning)
the "sharp focus" thing is the antidote
(a joke without meaning)
the "sharp focus" thing is the antidote
I know, I know. I'm just a bit fiend fond of getting lost in the forests.
Sharp focus produces compass, it is real because is right know, a real space, and you can navigate deeper into the black jungle. If I dance all over the place I get nowhere, like I am right know, just where I started four days ago.
Sharp focus produces compass, it is real because is right know, a real space, and you can navigate deeper into the black jungle. If I dance all over the place I get nowhere, like I am right know, just where I started four days ago.
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whate are you on Nomada?? self-hypnosis is the best !!! i do it everyday
self-hypnosis is the best !!! i do it everyday Mikey_Massacre
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Today I had that too.When I was walking home this evening I noticed a semi-visiable white cat running across the street. I'm sure it was my hallucination,not a ghost though :lol:
