Lumo
Neurotransmetteur
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- 17/12/08
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Hi Guys.
Complete ego-loss is something I've been working towards for a while now. I experimented with my first 5 gram solo trip (laying down in the dark, eyes closed) the other week (Golden Teacher) and am sort of hoping someone with experience in this could offer some advice?
To the point, I found I was trying to distract myself and cling onto "reality" when The Fear set in.
What I experienced when I reached a point of confusion (for lack of a better term) was a recurring theme that I was going to die. It sort of hit me like a sharp stabbing motion repeatedly in my chest and, quite frankly, felt terrifying - whereas I would then open my eyes, get up, turn on the light, and try hard to recognise where I was, who I was and what was going on - like I said earlier - to cling onto my perceived reality.
Maybe I'm being a pussy, but I'm hoping someone that has been in this situation could offer some insight, or techniques on completely letting go?
I did sort of manage to let it "consume" me later on, and afterwards arrived at a very europhic state, but I think the constant distractions I put myself through ultimately (and obviously) affected the outcome.
Is this just a case of repeated exposure, and eventually I'm master it or can anyone offer any other advice?
Thanks in advance.
Lumo
Complete ego-loss is something I've been working towards for a while now. I experimented with my first 5 gram solo trip (laying down in the dark, eyes closed) the other week (Golden Teacher) and am sort of hoping someone with experience in this could offer some advice?
To the point, I found I was trying to distract myself and cling onto "reality" when The Fear set in.
What I experienced when I reached a point of confusion (for lack of a better term) was a recurring theme that I was going to die. It sort of hit me like a sharp stabbing motion repeatedly in my chest and, quite frankly, felt terrifying - whereas I would then open my eyes, get up, turn on the light, and try hard to recognise where I was, who I was and what was going on - like I said earlier - to cling onto my perceived reality.
Maybe I'm being a pussy, but I'm hoping someone that has been in this situation could offer some insight, or techniques on completely letting go?
I did sort of manage to let it "consume" me later on, and afterwards arrived at a very europhic state, but I think the constant distractions I put myself through ultimately (and obviously) affected the outcome.
Is this just a case of repeated exposure, and eventually I'm master it or can anyone offer any other advice?
Thanks in advance.
Lumo