Has anyone ever found that they've been really close to a hole but just can't make it in? I've found on a few occasions i've just been able to slip in but all i see is immense blackness or flashing colours instead of the usual surreal dreamscapes i'm used to experiencing
...it kinda scares me to see what they act like.
when I accidentally give newbies a line, and they end up going in to a hole, it kinda scares me to see what they act like. It makes me thing twice about doing a huge dose at once.
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I don't understand how people who have access to ketamine now the drought isn't as bad, would get suckered into MXE addiction. The hole off a nice bit of ket is surely more enjoyable.
Registered an account here to resonate with many of these sentiments. It is a wonderful tool for many applications. have learned many things with it that I would not take back for anything over the course of the past 6+ months of exploration. Like many others, it has empowered me to distance myself from opiates. It can be a rehabilitation tool to help the user reconnect to signals/source/spirit/life force or whatever u wish to call it. Music becomes divine. Everything is music working in harmony, and it conditions the body mind and spirit to work in this harmony. I used to combine mxe with opiates, but realized it is a strong tool to come off of opiates. Cannabis potentiates these effects. I have remembered my power as a shaman to cultivate life giving energy in harmony with my environment. My.best times are with a bit of mxe in the forest singing spontaneously with the birds or with some minimal progressive psychedelic trance and branching genres, activating dormant reception. It is playful, in that its effects can be steered with intention.
I definitely agree with the "playful" description. At its best the head space is like a water park for the souls of infants before they're born. As others have commented in past incarnations of this thread, there's something "prenatal" about it. It's very cocooned. Even though I can become enthralled and swept along with sometimes flooring acceleration by MXE's capricious dreams, it's this soft and pliant quality that ultimately makes the experiences so easy to husk off with a laugh before plunging back into the womb for another swimming game. This is what makes MXE so easy to return to without a thought, and also why I find it can be quit without repercussion (which of course in turn makes it easy to return to).Registered an account here to resonate with many of these sentiments. It is a wonderful tool for many applications. have learned many things with it that I would not take back for anything over the course of the past 6+ months of exploration. Like many others, it has empowered me to distance myself from opiates. It can be a rehabilitation tool to help the user reconnect to signals/source/spirit/life force or whatever u wish to call it. Music becomes divine. Everything is music working in harmony, and it conditions the body mind and spirit to work in this harmony. I used to combine mxe with opiates, but realized it is a strong tool to come off of opiates. Cannabis potentiates these effects. I have remembered my power as a shaman to cultivate life giving energy in harmony with my environment. My.best times are with a bit of mxe in the forest singing spontaneously with the birds or with some minimal progressive psychedelic trance and branching genres, activating dormant reception. It is playful, in that its effects can be steered with intention.
Now I'm not sure I should say this, but it has been compared to ketamine, but how does it compare to PCP? Not #-Meo-PCxwhatever, PCP proper.That's the only dissociative I've done, besides DXM. PCP's way better than DXM.Never Knows Best said:Warning: Due to the current popularity of Methoxetamine these threads are attracting a lot of attention. Some of this attention is welcome, in the form of harm reduction, usage tips and general information about the drug. Some of it is not..