On my first 2c-e trip, my friend and I had a complete minute long conversation without a sound made. We just stared at each other and exchanged emotion, not language. Of course, one could say that language is partially an organized way to invoke emotion anyway. It was really cool, we both started giggling ecstatically afterwords, completely amazed.
That sounds beautiful, nearjat.
Maybe part of the amazement for me was that these guy friends who (although I am very close to) would not normally use facial expressions and body language that convey so much raw emotion, were just not held back under the influence of LSD.
I've recently spoken to one of these friends who had an amazing time on the trip as well. But he told me that one of the other friends was not so sure about it, something I never would have picked up on if you'd asked me on the night.
So maybe there wasn't as much to it as I thought, except for acid fueled meaning. It's funny, I think part of the confusion might arise from the fact that we were both looking so overwhelmed by the acid, and for me that is an extremely awesome thing, whereas he might not have liked the loss of control or 'strangeness.'
I'll have to have a chat to him, I guess.
The first time I tried LSD, though, the group of friends all sat in a circle and had a nang balloon at the same time. I was overcome with energy buzzing through my head, a pulsing sense of connection from everybody. And while a usual 'trip' of oxide would last about 30 seconds for me, we were all in this ecstasy, what I can only describe as a mind orgasm, for what seemed like minutes. It truly felt like our minds were meshed together in the circle, and one by one we sighed and fell away from it.
Unlike my recent trip, I still cannot truly explain that feeling, it was wonderful and felt very profound.