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4-AcO-DMT & 4-ho-MiPT ~ experienced ~ Combining Psilocin Analogs~

chaosbydesign

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I decided to try a mix of 4-AcO-DMT and 4-ho-MiPT because I felt that Miprocin's strange come-up and mental feeling and Psilacetin's spiritual wholeness would complement each other nicely. I have done 4-AcO-DMT probably about 7 times, and 4-ho-MiPT about 4 times. I weighed out about 6mg of 4-AcO-DMT, and 6mg of 4-ho-MiPT, then combined them in the same capsule. The capsule weighed out to be about 12mg.

I had been trying to trip for a couple of weeks, and my boyfriend (D) who I am always with wasn't so sure himself. I felt that I needed to go with my own agenda this time and just trip without him. Writing about this situation is important for this trip report because it influenced the way my trip unfolded. I felt bad about my decision of tripping without him and I started to get really worried thinking that maybe I would end up having a "guilt trip" and the experience would leave me feeling horrible. (I'd had a "guilt trip" some months before on mushrooms, worrying about him, and I don't want to experience that kind of anguish again or make him feel bad, either.) I ran upstairs thinking that maybe I wouldn't be able to handle being around him, but as I sat on the bed and started to feel the first signs of my normal consciousness drifting in and out, I began feeling bad about my behavior thinking that I should try to resolve things with him as soon as I could. So I went back downstairs and started talking to him. He seemed a bit more calm by now, and I sat next to him as he was on the computer. I remember noticing the ads on the computer screen, and their ridiculousness made me crack up laughing, but all the same they made me feel sorry for humanity. I was having trouble paying attention to what he was doing: showing me some song from his past by Blink 182 (Adam's Song). The sound of the song made me feel very nostalgic and kind of sad. Feelings of contempt and uncomfortableness crept over me, as I tend to feel get those feelings about D's past. Those feelings, however, were quickly overtaken by sadness for D and how he had to experience those things. He was placed into his life and didn't choose to experience those things, I told myself. I was glad when we decided to go outside and D packed a bowl. Sitting by the pool, I felt myself being enveloped by the air around me because it was unusually humid. This made me feel that I was already underwater, but I didn't feel like actually swimming. I just put my feet into the pool and created beautiful ripples that wove around each other and interacted with one another. It was about an hour since dropping at this point, and I had been feeling the 4-ho-MiPT for a while. Now I was beginning to feel the 4-AcO-DMT as well, or so my mind told me at least, and the feeling of consciousness actually *did* feel different than either 4-ho-MiPT or 4-AcO-DMT by themselves. This presence was more inquisitive and prying, but somehow still had feelings of calmness washing over me. The body feeling of this trip continued to be especially prominent throughout; I could feel myself flowing and vibrating at all times, yet it was very comfortable and sometimes ecstatic. I went on to smoke some weed that D had packed into a bong. After smoking that bowl, I gradually felt the intensity of my trip increase significantly. We went inside and D left the room. I sat against a comfy leather chair (on the floor against the chair, not on the actual chair) and I heard voices begin to chant some words... I caught the words "midst" and "turning". The voices all sounded a bit like mine and the same, but overlapping in certain times and not having any set pattern. The voices shifted into saying "In the midst of turning, turning, turning..."... I sank into this sound, this feeling, this chair. My body was still feeling very liquid; flowing. It was impossible to not feel 'comfortable', because I felt that I shifted myself according to the objects that were around me more so than manipulating the objects in order to be comfortable, like I do most of the time in day to day life. When D turned on the television, I became unnerved and went to lay on the floor. I called for him to come over to me, and when he finally did and I said to him, "Sorry if I'm a boring tripper," as I was basically laying on his basement floor unable to bring myself to even get up. I still felt like I was being submerged underwater most of the time, but at times I would find myself with a clear head, only to be pushed back underwater seconds later. This trip was a lot like LSD in this way; it came in waves. D and I talked about our relationship, his problems and mine, our views on suicide and on how we felt about each other. I couldn't stop crying because I sometimes get very emotional about issues such as these while tripping. There were a couple of things that I refused to talk about at that point because I knew they would make me unbearably sad. D understood and laid with me. I felt that we were universes reaching out to one another. We stopped talking so much and I drifted into a psychedelic realm that I haven't been as deep into since my first 4-AcO-DMT trip. I felt that I had been drawn into or woven into (not visually; just the feeling itself) some sort of place that felt so cosmic and out there yet so familiar. I love that feeling... I remember feeling a strange sensation that I had split into many different spiritual pieces and was being "passed around" the room. Shards of different ideas and memories moved through my consciousness. One thing that I remember was what looked like an old movie, where there was a girl or woman throwing photographs into the air. It had a nostalgic feel to it. These wandering thoughts got a bit overwhelming at times, especially as I visited some of my biggest fears (example: concentration camps) but I was thankfully able to let go. I recognize this as I separated the image/concept from the feelings that surrounded it. They, and then their visual representations, shifting and changing, drifted off into that peaceful, distant realm that I was indeed SO thankful for. I reveled in this for what seemed like a very long time...

D ended up leaving at some point, and I felt incomplete and jarred as he left. I felt that I could barely get up; my body felt so strange and like it was not my own at all. Every tiny movement I made seemed to cause ripples throughout my body, which was interesting but I preferred to just lay and move around on the floor. At one point when D was touching me, I would experience visuals that matched the ways in which he touched me. They reminded me of music visualizers or something, and they gave me other strange sensations that I can't really describe. I suppose the only word for it would be synaesthesia. When I did walk, I felt like I was floating through the room. I could not really feel/differentiate the details of the smaller parts of my body working together to make me walk; here comes in the notion that I am indeed always on autopilot.

When it had been a few hours after I had dropped, I began to feel a little more clearheaded and started feeling a little bit hyper (but then D's hyperness "overwrote" mine. I felt that he was acting a bit strange, perhaps because he was still feeling bad that I had tripped without him. I wrote down some random stream of consciousness thoughts I'd been having:
"Let's lead a false life on _______ Drive,
feeding the makers of this universal test.
So why not devise some tests of our own?
I'm sure the results will impress."
and
"The butterfly in my mouth is only for show, flapping forth thought" <--I have no idea.

I smoked another bowl from the bong and then took my iPod into the other room to listen to music as D wasn't being very talkative at this point. I put o n a Prometheus track, The Logic of the Polyphonic. The distorted voice at the beginning of the song seemed more disturbing and interesting than usual, and I noticed so many new sounds that I'd never noticed before, sometimes sounds that seemed like they were made just to "fuck with you". I experienced such synaesthesia with this song, but the overall mood to it was just plain... cliche. That's the only word I can even use to describe it: cliche. After some time, I couldn't take this anymore, I was experiencing sci-fi visuals at this point that seemed like they were out of a child's movie, however maybe a little more disturbing. I actually felt like the music was impeding upon my trip at this point, believe it or not. I tried listening to different song and it sounded just annoying to me, so I decided to turn off all the music and just listen to the sounds of the house creaking, the air conditioner turning on and off, cars speeding by and other unidentifiable sounds in the distance. This was a lot more interesting than listening to music; the sounds I was hearing now were already creating a sort of symphony and it had so many different facets of emotion! Also, at some point during this time I felt the presence around me of some sort of atypical female. She seemed to have a sexual presence, and I thought about my own sexuality (I normally don't see myself as much of a sexual being). Around this time I felt such an encompassing and euphoric feeling. I thought about nothing other than how wonderful this feeling was...

As I started to come down more (about 4-5 hours after dropping), I started talking to D more and realized that everything was fine between us. I actually felt pretty physically uncomfortable though after a certain point, in contrast to th "melting into my surroundings" comfortable feeling I'd been experiencing. I couldn't stop clenching my jaw and my whole body felt pretty tense. I took a Klonopin to relieve myself of this feeling and got to sleep. As I drifted into sleep, there were a few times where I had strange sensations and became disoriented, so I'd put my head up and look around the room. It was strange; the room looked a lot different and I was seeing more actual 'visual distortions' than I had throughout the bulk of the trip. But maybe that's because I had trouble keeping my eyes open throughout the duration of the trip as I'd felt so dreamy.

I think that 4-AcO-DMT and 4-ho-MiPT made for an interesting synergy. Based on the experiences I've had in the past with either of these tryptamines, I feel that if I had taken 12mg of either substance alone, the trip wouldn't have been as intense or fulfilling. I feel that the 4-ho-MiPT made for the mental 'intensity' and the deepness of the trip was possibly attributed by the 4-AcO-DMT. It is interesting to ponder and I shall never know, but I definitely liked this combination and I would recommend it as I had a wholesome trip in pretty much every way, and I have never experienced synaesthesia quite like this before.

After the trip, I found myself thinking a lot about peoples' differences in perception, social experiments and ways to just be strange to other people for fun (not at anyone's expense, of course).
 
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^Sorry that I didnt get to share this experience with you as fully as i could have...

It definitely sounds like you had an interesting trip, prolly somewhat intense as well, and I'm sure I'll be trying that combo soon with you...

As always, I love your writing, I really like the way you word things, sometimes I get jealous.

^_^ I also get jealous when you trip without me.
 
Ha ha (to the above post). Hope you both have a nice trip next time.
What a beautifully written report. It reveals great sensitivity and kindness in the author. I have not really considered combining 4AcO-DMT with other 4subs because I am very fond of its profile the way it is. But your report has got me thinking.
I can relate a bit with the emotional 'guilt' type hullabaloo you experienced. The thing is, these materials act like a magnifying glass towards all the millions of tiny thoughts that pass by your minds eye, which you would not usually pay so much attention to. If you are in an over critical frame of mind (like 'guilt' type feelings), your attention may tend to dwell on the more unpalatable ideas as they appear. The trick is to let them go by (easy to advise, trickier to practise). Usually I have found that there is sweet f. a. I can do about most disturbing issues while I am intoxicated, but the ideas or realisations can be carried through into normal life. I reckon this is one of the keys towards happy tripping (at least within reasonable doses!).
I also agreed with your points about music. I eat drink and sleep music. I love it to death. When I got my first DMT I set up what I thought would be the ideal soundtrack. I was completely wide of the mark! The music was distorted and in no way enriching to the peak phase for DMT or any of its 4sub counterparts either. It was, as you say, a distraction. I also noticed that the peak phase has amazing and beautiful music all of its own, and I wanted to hear this au natural.
The post peak and gradual passing period were the best for music. Like you, I noticed incredible depth of detail in what I thought were familiar tunes. A lot of electronic music didn't work so well for me as I'd imagined, although that with some organic elements in the mix was amazing, along with some more rhythm based stuff. I gotta say classical and jazz can be good too. Also some really weird stuff that you might not give much credit to, can make a little more sense.
Anyway, I loved reading that report. Hope you have some more interesting tales to tell some time. Peace - Pipp.
 
Good TR. I second the sensitivity & kindness comment above. My last 4-AcO-DMT experience was a bit of a guilt trip. Well, the last 3 or so hrs of it anyway. Should probably write up a TR for it, I find those to be somewhat cathartic. The "guilt trips" are definitely a bummer, but usually, IME, at least somewhat productive. Strangely enough I can't wait to take 4-AcO-DMT again though. I'll have to get some 4-HO-MiPT sometime, have yet to taste that one myself. Though my planned 2c-p exploration is next up on the list as i've been putting that one off for literally years.
 
Thank youuu! Especially thanks for thinking I seem kind; I actually felt like I was being unkind tripping without my boyfriend... :P And I find "guilt trips" to be productive usually, unless you just find yourself caught in a thought loop about something you probably shouldn't be all that guilty about. Often though, there is a reason...

Another thing about music... I seem to find music more annoying and not as useful with these kinds of tryptamines, yet with the phenethylamine psychedelics it generally sounds pretty amazing. XD
 
hey chaos,

Thanks so much for your TR. I really appreciate you going into detail and sharing with us everything that was going through your head. Your writing style is very poetic and I really could imagine clearly what your trip was like.

I too have had "guilt trips" before...they kind of suck but can be useful somewhat for exploring your feelings. I have found even on molly or shrooms that are both very euphoric for me I can still feel bad if I am dealing with a difficult situation. Generally though these types of trips end up being therapeutic in the end.

I have noticed the strangeness you explain about music on some trips myself. In particular 2c-e when not in combo tends to make music sound "cliche" and uninteresting, whereas on molly music tends to sound so good that I can listen to a song I really like on repeat for an hour or two without getting tired of it. Also mephedrone generally makes me feel like dancing anytime any music is playing.

However I notice that if I ever combo 2c-e with something else then 2c-e greatly enhances the music rather than making it seem annoying or distracting, oddly enough.

I have also noticed that generally music doesn't do much for me when I'm on dissociatives. But if I combo dissociatives with psychedelics then all of the sudden music is very rich and deep and makes me feel like I've connected with the musician and the feelings they had when writing the piece.

For example about 5 years ago I did a trip where I comboed shrooms and DXM and I popped in the NIN concert DVD of "And All That Could Have Been" and I felt so deep and connected to every song that I feel like Trent had written the album for me and I felt genuinely in love with him, as strange as that may seem. I just felt like every song touched me in a way that made me release alot of anger and upset at how the world works and all the wrongs that have been done to me, and like he really "got" me and that I really understood the message of his music.

Anyway I have a tendency to get off track a bit, back to your awesome trip report, I do feel like you have a very deep connection with your boyfriend and that he means the world to you. I also genuinely understand the suicide thing, believe me I have faced that situation myself far more often than I'd like to admit. "Adam's Song" also makes me very sad and nostalgic, it connects very deep with me and is not a song I can listen to sober let alone one that I'd be inclined to listen to on a trip, but I'm sure I could handle it if I did, just it is a sad song.

You and your bf seem like a very close couple and I am genuinely happy for you being together, I just hope that you can be able to separate your life from his enough to not feel guilty in the future, I don't see tripping apart from him as being particularly damaging or wrong, sure it is great to trip together and you should when you can but I wish you didn't feel so bad about it, it is apparent to me that he loves you and is there for you and it's not like you tripped alone to spite him. So I would say that is some guilt you can really let go of, feel bad if you do something genuinely guilt-worthy like saying something that hurts his feelings or denting his car or something. If your intent is good and you didn't directly cause him harm I don't think guilt is very useful in that situation, but I feel that you did the right thing by talking things through with him. Communication is very important and being open with your partner makes all the difference. Anyway I'm not trying to tell you what to do or anything I just wish the best for you and him and think you deserve to be happy.

Sorry for being so long-winded, LOL. Thanks again for your report, you're an interesting person and I look forward to your comments and TR's. I can only hope to learn how to communicate as effectively as you have on my future TR's so that I can give back my experiences in a similar fashion.
 
Thank you!! I used this combination about twice after this first experience, and it was consistently VERY ego-dissoluting and transcendent... spiritual in the most euphoric way possible I suppose. :) But also difficult... as in, that sort of "mushroom guilt" feeling can be present. However, it's definitely for the best. Insights can be gained that way. Yes, a very nice trypta-cocktail indeed. <3
 
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