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Heroin+various - h first time - Standard tripping

Hypnic_JerK

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2000
+4mg doc
+Hit of amt laced weed

2100
Cliché visuals, no distortion of thought processes yet though. Wakefullness, energy

2130
+7.5 hydrocodone
+beer
Dave has been really eager to get some sort of opiate in his system

1020 +/-
+beer
+pot
Time has slipped up, visuals really good. Mental +/-

0109 +4
Smoking salvia. The Flame releases the soylent sweatshop children, and I manage to spin an elaborate time travel joke out of their flachette ridden remains.

Upon return the hydro feels like a gaudy cushion that I rest upon in a decadent, necrotic fashion.

We’ve spent the whole trip in my room, intent on taking enough drugs to destroy boredom without taking any other action. Doc + hydrocodone completely fails to do this.

0109-0815 +2
Night spent pleasurably in cev dreamscape. Couldn’t make the transition to wakeful slumber, so I remained literally awake.

0815 +2
+beer
+pot
Twisted in class, the teacher is asking what was the virgin Mary’s attribute/name besides Thetakos, God-bearer, in early Christian theology. I remembered it was “perpetual virgin”, no one else in the class could get it. Then the teacher asks what Emanuel means, and riding the high of my previous correct answer, I respond “light bringer” which is actually what Lucifer means. Pretty disturbing thing to pop out of my mouth, unbidden. The teacher recoils in shock as I said it, actually. It’s probably true on some level tho.

1441 +2
Start in on amt joint. The joint is honey laced amt and marijuana, about 200mg of amt. Dave and I smoke around half the joint, and it’s a thick smoke that coats the lungs and throat with indole. The ash is solid black carbon.

1530 +2
Smoke more salvia. My “friend” Al invites himself over. The nine criteria the DSM-IV uses to describe BPD are Alex.

1600 +2
+beer
Alex arrives. He will only let us talk about how depressed he is. Dave gets a look in his eye and goes to the bathroom. Upon his dazed return he draws a picture of the cabinet under the sink on a piece of paper. I enter the bathroom, look under the cabinet, and find heroin, foil, and a foil straw. I light it up, and chase the dragon. The taste is the most familiar thing I have ever encountered. I’m hit with a rush and the experience is exactly the opposite of salvia, which means they are the same on another level. The ritual and the high of heroin match each other perfectly, the foil’s sublimation and chasing the smoke are absolute reality. Tasteless gaudy euphoria and mindlessness pleasure. Time glitches on both salvia and heroin. On salvia time slows down to the point of non existence. On heroin time speeds up to the point of infinite fast forward. Heroin is evil and Salvia is good. They’re both the same. The rush of salvia and the rush of heroin both dissipate and leave me with a similar high.

I go back, and watch Al’s mouth as he talks.

1800+2
+beer
Dave and I split an eighth of very potent cubensis. As usual, Alex only lets himself talk. Over the past 8 months I have let him take over my life, and my friends have done the same.

1930+3
+beer
As the mushrooms kick in I slip deeper inside my mind. Alex’s aura hasn’t reached this far inside. BPD is not like a bear trap, because a bear trap has an obvious exit. Instead it is like a cube puzzle that puts everything inside of itself. The mushrooms assimilate different thoughts that have been floating around in my head, and I start making jokes.

These jokes are based around the four verbal rules of reality rendition, and are all things that a borderline can’t swallow. Each joke hammers on the vertices of his cube, driving him smaller and releasing reality from his grasp.

At this point I reach a +3 state, where I am no longer bored.

Dave understands the rules of the jokes, and hammers away too. We’re both dying of laughter, and Alex doesn’t get a single joke.

We smoke salvia periodically.

2030 +3
+beer
+weed
Alex always blacks out on salvia, so for his big hit of I told him to think of a really interesting story, then tell the story after his hit so he could stay conscious for the duration of the hit by means of the storytelling.

He smokes, and tells us the story of how as a youth his friends had found a bum in an alleyway, picked up a discarded aquarium, and broke it on the bum’s head.
Dave immediately has the follow up joke, “well at least you didn’t hit a person”. This is the ultimate joke, and of course Alex doesn’t get it at all. He doesn’t understand that it is the sickest thing possible to say, but just takes it at face value, literally agreeing with it. Our laughter takes on a different tone as we’re freed from the trap. We won, and get to take the rules back to the everyday world. Alex is reduced from a volumetric entity to a single point, like the rest of humanity. His eyes take on a haunted look.

He gets up to go to the bathroom and Dave and I go to bed.

2100 +3
+beer
+weed
The sensory deprivation of laying in bed brings out the terrible power of mushrooms, like usual. Trips are nearly aborted by seroquel, but instead we work through the intense depersonalization and harsh look at our lives.

2130 +2
+beer
We go outside, walking along the rocks by the lake, and meet some college cuties under the harsh glare of sodium lights. Sitting on the rocks they offer us beer and proclaim that this glass strewn area of black water and filthy rocks is the most beautiful place on our campus. We walk together to a nearby lighthouse, where we reject their advances and return to our room, our cell. I have some important nonsense to write down.

Conclusion:

Like always, the humblest chalice holds the elixir of life. Mushrooms are for real, and leave all the white powders in the dust. Heroin is a sick substance, trite and vicious. As the smoke entered my brain I could easily see myself repeating the experience, but the cheapness of the ritual and the sickness it describes will probably keep me away. The heroin enlightenment is fleeting, chasing the dragon left me blind to the world passing by. Catching the dragon would mean death. Salvia, on the other hand, is the dragon. All I have to do is be in its presence, and the effects take hold. I will keep it, for better or worse. Salvia is life and the world, i think.
 
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nah, it feels dirty and lazy

Dave offered me a bottle of the 7.5's for free and I turned it down. I'm sure I'll regret it at some point in the future, but for now I am happy with my decision.
 
nice report.

dont you think that you could perhaps be taking too many drugs? Why not take a large dose of DOC or a large dose of mushrooms, or just smoke some salvia. Than wait a couple weeks.months/years before you come back for another powerful journey.

I dont see how you could still retain things from trips if they are taken so often.

Remember when you were younger and tripping was like a special occasion. It should remain that way always.

anyway, im done preaching.

i enjoyed the read.

peace
 
I dunno. In some ways its like I don't even trip anymore. In other ways its like I'm tripping all the time.

I went on such a binge this weeked because my friend Dave was coming to visit, and we don't see each other often.

Dave made an interesting comment, saying "If life were a videogame, and we played it properly, we should just work for money and cash it all out on salvia" It rang true at the time.

One reason I keep taking these drugs is they stimulate the parts of my brain that makes me feel progress, and "I'm doing something important." Of course, the magic knowledge available through drugs is a nonsense knowledge, but I still persue it on the off chance that I'll find some way to apply it to real life.

I don't know how much there really is to retain from my trips either. I get a few clever ideas out of each one, but as far as my overall perspective on life, I've already integrated the important tripping messages, "be the change you want to see in the world" and "everything is ok but you better get workin' "

Thanks for the feedback!

Also, its like i'm terribly hungry for these drugs.
 
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Nice report, interesting reading about Alex the BPD friend.

I know this girl, we're close friends, she was diagnosed this "BPD" and heh, yeah, I can relate totally lol. "blah blah blah life sucks i wanna talk about myself blah blah". Being friends, well I guess letting her get close enough to me to where i'm her best (or one of the few real) friend, its sorta like, she's a "difficult friend", I have to keep a certain balance all the time, figure out how she works up to a point (one example being I figured out its pointless to say anything about what she's doing, give advice, cause it goes in one ear and out the other - unless, she *comes to me* and asks to talk/in the rare mood to listen because somewhere in her head she knows i know what i'm talking about).

One thing I hate though, maybe its the books, the psychologists, whatever, that seem to say well! if you have "BPD", your fucked for life! no cure! you need these prescription drugs! you'll probably not get better, blah blah blah.

Right. One of my sisters years ago (when she was 14-15-16ish) oh god she made my "BPD" friend seem like she's got "BPD light". It was horrible living with her for everybody to say the least. My dad bought into the whole "BPD" stuff for a while, books, yada yada. Well she wanted to move down to Florida to move in with my mom, thinking she would be able to get away with everything there. Finally it was like fine, go, you try, we give up, bye! First week in Florida my mom throws all her stuff out the front door says get the fuck out and locks it. A *dose of reality*. Once she realised mommy won't let her do what she wants either and well..she needs mom's help, she's totally changed. Last time I went down to visit, like whoa, my sister is COOL! Now she cares about everybody else and not just herself.

I think maybe for some of these people, it just might take *everyone they know* saying "yea whatever bye" just the realisation that nobody is going to put up with their shit forever.
 
I definately agree. From what I saw living with alex, he was making choices and decisions, and someone who decides to act like that is considered BPD.

Then the more we let him get away with, the further he'd go. It is a really fucking bizarre 'illness' thats for sure.

And its sooo hard to say "yeah whatever bye" when you're not sure if its you or them who is being the asshole. I definately see how it could be a permanent disorder- medicine isn't gonna make someone start acting differently, and if they have anyone to fuck with they're pretty content.
 
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