Hamish Harrumph
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the most notorious acid art.
Which is what?
the most notorious acid art.
Which is what?
"electric relaxation"
LSD on the regular (once a month +) since 2010 or so... prior to that occasionally since 1999. As I get older there's less and less time ;_;
positive effects:
-- taught me that reality is what you want it to be (very useful in professional setting)
-- learned how to navigate uncertainty
-- refocuses me on beauty in the world / horrible problems I'm avoiding
-- LSD always gives me a positive energy boost for a few days afterwards, if I don't take it more than once a month or two -- even difficult trips have a nice afterglow for me
-- helps prevent migraines
-- breaks up my thought patterns and moods, helps with creative problem solving
negative effects:
-- that one time when I took acid every week for a year and my shell got super thin and I kept having identity crises and panic attacks whoops
LSD is extremely euphoric. It's actually more euphoric than MDMA... you just gotta work for it. You really have to relax and surrender yourself to the experience - it's when you think too much or try to fight it that it becomes overwhelming. The best way to appreciate psychedelic euphoria is to lie down, relax your muscles and close your eyes like you're trying to get to sleep. Forget about the mundane and focus on all the things in life that make you happy.For me personally LSD isn't all that euphoric and doesnt really feel all that good. Feels very overwhelming and its kinda like being so high its uncomftorable. For me anyway I only use psycadelics every 6 months are so because LSD really is a beautiful spiritual drug that should be taken with causion and shouldn't be abused on a daily basis IMO
just remember that stress and anger are bad for the heart though, so make sure you stay happy.
LSD is extremely euphoric. It's actually more euphoric than MDMA... you just gotta work for it. You really have to relax and surrender yourself to the experience - it's when you think too much or try to fight it that it becomes overwhelming.
True, but I was talking more about the importance of avoiding stress and anger during an LSD trip, especially since this thread is about regular use. LSD amplifies emotions and has sympathomimetic effects.I generally agree, but I think it's healthy to let yourself experience the whole spectrum of human emotion from time to time. Sometimes, you've just gotta let yourself be angry, or sad.
I disagree... if you can handle the mindset then they are insanely euphoric. The physical euphoria I get from psychedelics (especially 2C-E) is unparalleled.The way I like to think is that psychedelics themselves don't cause euphoria -- it's being healed and awakened that feels good. In the right time and place, psychedelics help heal and awaken us, which is the origin of the euphoria. This explains why psychedelics can be dysphoric at times too. However, I will concede that LSD seems to cause some of the most euphoric trips, compared to other chemicals.
So I was in Colorado and I grabbed myself I half sheet, of some of the nicest cleanest needlepoint LSD laid on plain white, FLuFF, i'm down to about six hits or less and I need more because I take this regularly and it is doing miracles for me