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Accidentally Opened My Third Eye While Doing Nitrous and Got Possessed by (Demon?)

Steve-O said the same type of stuff when he talked about how he felt while doing all that nitrous. He said he was possessed and demons were talking to him or some kind of voices were in his head. You need to stop bro, if getting an exorcism will work for you then get one done.....
 
PsychedelicHaze said:
Steve-O said the same type of stuff when he talked about how he felt while doing all that nitrous. He said he was possessed and demons were talking to him or some kind of voices were in his head. You need to stop bro, if getting an exorcism will work for you then get one done.....
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No, please don't say that type of thing. This WILL NOT fix the problem, it would only make things worse. SEE A NEUROLOGIST.
 
The last time I ever touched an inhalant (duster) while on MDMA, I had a similar experience. Complete and total unexpected ego-loss. No demons though, I just saw...."it all" *shrug*
 
A box of 24 nitrous whippets is roughly a half-pound of nitrous oxide gas (~10 grams x 24 crackers)... I'm not sure why you would be suprised that inhaling 750 grams (420 litres at STP) of nitrous oxide in a sitting caused you to feel pretty fucked up.

Somehow I doubt demonic posession is at foot. Humans are great at convincing themselves of what they'd prefer to be true rather than what the facts and figures of the world around them suggest. (Like "there's an invisible man in the sky who will reward you if you play nice with others".)

Maybe brain damage from anoxia, instead. Probably an element of PTSD in there. Either way it's a sure sign you need to stop abusing nitrous :)
 
sekio said:
A box of 24 nitrous whippets is roughly a half-pound of nitrous oxide gas (~10 grams x 24 crackers)... I'm not sure why you would be suprised that inhaling 750 grams (420 litres at STP) of nitrous oxide in a sitting caused you to feel pretty fucked up. Somehow I doubt demonic posession is at foot. Humans are great at convincing themselves of what they'd prefer to be true rather than what the facts and figures of the world around them suggest. (Like "there's an invisible man in the sky who will reward you if you play nice with others".) Maybe brain damage from anoxia, instead. Probably an element of PTSD in there. Either way it's a sure sign you need to stop abusing nitrous :)
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well said good sir
 
I believe that "Demons" or negative entities whether a projection of your own consciousness or actually external demons- - Can and do possess people. And drugs can be instrumental in this sensation. When it happens to you , you just know, and until you desire for the malicious energy/being to be gone and do the work to rest up and think in more spiritual terms it won't leave. But if you continue to feed it with your evil, it will use your body as an instrument to feel sensation, usually very fucked up ones.


Personally I don't think your possessed , I can imagine the sensation you are describing and it has to do with Nitrous, Amphetamines and B-12 vitamins for your CNS system. .. YOu need a bunch of B-12 shots and an exorcism bro : 0
 
sekio said:
A box of 24 nitrous whippets is roughly a half-pound of nitrous oxide gas (~10 grams x 24 crackers)... I'm not sure why you would be suprised that inhaling 750 grams (420 litres at STP) of nitrous oxide in a sitting caused you to feel pretty fucked up.

Somehow I doubt demonic posession is at foot. Humans are great at convincing themselves of what they'd prefer to be true rather than what the facts and figures of the world around them suggest. (Like "there's an invisible man in the sky who will reward you if you play nice with others".)

Maybe brain damage from anoxia, instead. Probably an element of PTSD in there. Either way it's a sure sign you need to stop abusing nitrous :)
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Normally you're a little too harsh, but this was spot on, well said.
 
Too many people I want to address, so i won't bother trying to quote everyone.

First off, I deeply regret bringing up the thing about seeing a priest. Yes, I was very emotionally distraught, scared, and wasn't thinking straight after this happened, and thought that via the power of suggestion, seeing a priest might help me before I was able to get into a neurologist. Of course this blows up here, and everyone gets on my back for it.

Motiv said it best, that my feelings aren't necissarily that I got possessed by the archetypal demon propogated by religions, as you all seem to think I was talking about, but more like a demon manifested by my own conciousness. As in, the whole experience brought about an extremely negative energy about my, especially when I kept (literally) feeling (as if) things were moving around in my head which is still going on today.

And I stand by my belief that THERE ARE other dimensions out there which we cannot see, and drugs CAN open up a doorway that allows us to interact with in one way or another. NOT KNOWING if, or how much of this took place, is unsettling... Got it?

People coming on here and insinuating I'm an idiot because I feel like I got "possessed" are not only being cruel considering what I have gone through, but they just don't have the right to judge me, when they have no idea what I actually experienced.

Not to mention, NO ONE HERE has the right to claim that it's an absolute fact that its impossible to be influenced by other dimensions. You do not know this, and it seems like you simply have a vendetta against anything that isn't scientifically proven and / or religion / spirituality.
 
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On a positive note, I called about 40 neurologists here in LA in order to get the earliest possible appointment and got one for Monday morning. Also, the shifting / bubbling / poking / prodding sensations in my head are beginning to subside, and I amazingly felt basically myself today considering my brain feeling like theres two small animals running around in it.

I even played golf at a company event and did quite well and was able to bs with people.

Also, I wanted to thank everyone who chipped in on this thread, definitely helped give me some perspective, but I still have so many questions. I realize I'll never know what really occured for sure and can only speculate, but seriously, what's up with this third eye stuff, and why does my brain feel the way it does?

Immensely looking forward to my doc appt.
 
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sekio said:
A box of 24 nitrous whippets is roughly a half-pound of nitrous oxide gas (~10 grams x 24 crackers)... I'm not sure why you would be suprised that inhaling 750 grams (420 litres at STP) of nitrous oxide in a sitting caused you to feel pretty fucked up.

Somehow I doubt demonic posession is at foot. Humans are great at convincing themselves of what they'd prefer to be true rather than what the facts and figures of the world around them suggest. (Like "there's an invisible man in the sky who will reward you if you play nice with others".)

Maybe brain damage from anoxia, instead. Probably an element of PTSD in there. Either way it's a sure sign you need to stop abusing nitrous :)
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Perhaps, but with all due respect the volume / weight of a psychedelic substance you are taking in is irrelevant
 
lyricabuddy said:
Perhaps, but with all due respect the volume / weight of a psychedelic substance you are taking in is irrelevant
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no if its nmda antagonist its very relevant as effects are dose dependent

there is no drug where the dose isn't relevant
 
lovepsychadelics said:
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No.

I had an acute episode WHILE on multiple drugs.

Believe it or not, feeling moving sensations in your head does not necessarily mean you are psychotic / delusional.

I was getting the same bubbling sensations in my head when I was taking PEA all the time, and I'm sure anyone who's taken a bunch of PEA can vouch for that feeling as well.

You guys probably won't find me on here anymore. Yes, I do take responsibility for what I've done, but my head feels fucked up, and it feels constantly like I'm on the verge of getting the flu. I feel sick, defeated, and worried about my brain's potential moving forward. I'm not trying to throw a pity party, but I don't need people telling me I'm crazy and belittling me for talking about reading the Bible when I was fucked up.

Peace
 
pofacedhoe said:
no if its nmda antagonist its very relevant as effects are dose dependent

there is no drug where the dose isn't relevant
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I'm not saying the dose isn't relevant to what I experienced, I'm saying that bringing in the whole weight / volume thing into the picture to make it seem like that is "a lot" doesn't really serve to prove any point. So, does that mean that since you're only taking in micrograms of other certain substances that that somehow "isn't that much"? I'm not saying it isn't a lot, I'm just saying nitrous happens to take up a lot of space relative to its effects compared to most other drugs.
 
I agree actually: for example telling people to imagine the amount of salt they consume in a year as some pile does not prove that it is a toxic amount. It may very well be, but not necessarily. Mostly, it's an appeal to the imagination.

However it is kind of besides the point. Your symptoms are kind of doing the 'proving' so let's not spin this as a justification of your abuse.

About the existence of supernatural beings or forces: there is a difference between casually arguing about personal beliefs or superstitions and being affected by them in what I'd say is a pathological way. When your sanity is at stake I don't see how you can afford not be skeptical about matters like these. The unproven nature of supernatural beliefs will not help your case, but the scientific explanations which IMO are just more substantial and while not 100% perfect can still suggest medically agreeable theories, they may help limit confusion. And they may contribute to a clear path to recovery. Whereas questions about demons are just likely to stay open-ended, or worse: complicate into even more thoughts that - and you must at least consider this - may very well be virtually completely delusional.
Even if a proper diagnosis has not yet been given in this thread, the approach is decently rooted in reality... and you would do well to emphasize on reality right now.
 
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A bubbling/moving sensation in the head sounds like brain zaps, a result of serotonin releaser (amphetamines and some others) abuse and sometimes even just serotonin agonists (any psychedelic). I haven't done nitrous, except at the dentist, so I can't comment on that. But look into brain zaps. I abused MDMA and AMT in 2 separate periods and I would get brain zaps really bad, they're very alarming and weird feeling.
 
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