• Psychedelic Drugs Welcome Guest
    View threads about
    Posting RulesBluelight Rules
    PD's Best Threads Index
    Social ThreadSupport Bluelight
    Psychedelic Beginner's FAQ
  • PD Moderators: Esperighanto | JackARoe |

ketamine trick?

P

Pman08

Greenlighter
Joined
Jul 3, 2008
Messages
10
Location
Wales
Has anyone ever felt this kind of invisible ball of air that you can form on ketamine?

A friend of mine once showed me this after a night out and it was sweet as cheeba anyone else know bout it?

What you do is get one person (the person who will be making the ball of air) to hold their hands about a foot apart (shaped like karate chop shape) pointing forwards. Then the other person pushes them together while the person strains to stop them from pushing them together. do this for about a minute and then get the other person to stop pushing. You should feel a ball of air formed which you cant see but can feel for some kind of crazy reason.

anyone done this before???
 
yes!!! I've done that!!!

If you're interested in this, check out VS ramanchandran's website...he has a lot more perceptual/sensation tricks you can play on each other.

There's one where your partner can make it feel like he's scratching your nose like 4 feet in front of your face!!!
 
One thing you should try which a friend of mine discovered...get a permanent marker, take off the lid and hold it close to the persons face right at the bridge of their nose (in between the eye brows) and hold it very close to the face and get the person to focus on it. Swear you can feel the marker on your face, its scary lol
 
i dont see the tricks anywhere on his site ... are they in one of the articles?
 
This works sober too, lol.

There's a few like this. Stand with your arms against your hips and have someone hold them there while you try and raise them upwards. Do this for a minute and when they let go your arms will float uploads.

Another one is you like flat on your face. Close your eyes, get someone to stand above you and pull the top half of your body upwards. Do this for 45seconds and have them lower you slowly. It'll feel like you're sinking threw the floor.
 
Oh man, I had to log on just to respond to this post.

To me it really feels like some kind of energy or force that can be melded, stretched, or shaped into a ball. Whatever really. I love to play with this "energy" when I have come out of a k-hole.

In order to capture(I don't really know how else to describe it.) the energy I bring my hands real close together with palms open so both hands are parallel and less than about one inch together. When I do this it sort of feels like some kind of magnetic force builds between my palms. Once that feeling is obtained I can do whatever I want with the energy. I can stretch it and it feels elastic, or apply compression and meld it together. Or I can shape the energy into ball and play with it.

I can lose the energy if I'm not focused enough holding onto it. Then I just have to re obtain it and I'm good to go.

My friends thought I was being ridiculous until I showed them how to do it. Now they are able to do it now.
 
Yeah, these things are generally called psi-balls. I'm not sure how I feel about other psi powers, but I've definitely felt the ball, and I was sober.
 
i would assume because the energy you're using while trying to restrain something with your hands that it'll get warmer and may be a bit sweaty and then moving your hands around a "ball" you'll probably feel cooler air but don't take my word i'm kind of an idioit
 
To me this feels different than the push on a doorway to make your arms float trick. Though I didn't follow those links so what the hell do I really know.

I know there are tons of tricks to make you body feel like its moving/sinking or whatever, but this seems different.

Cigarettewater's theory kind of makes sense, it just feels way to powerful to be warm and cold air you are playing with.
 
I think its an effect of tensing your muscless to push a certain way...upon release, the muscle relax by pulling with eual force away from where they were pushing. This pulling or relaxing of muscles 'feels' as if one is not doing it oneself.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top