RCs Navigating the warps

[FrogWarrior]

I was navigating the warps on dissociatives and I think I've figured out the meaning of life. The reason we're here is to navigate the warps. Thats what its all about. Like information gathering probes, we're warp navigating probes. I think, I don't know shit because you can't navigate the warps right if you have prior knowledge. It all makes sense from this perspective. We're born into this world and don't have a clue whats what, so we have no choice but to navigate the warps as best we can. Kids, teenagers and adults, they're all navigating different warps but at the same time, thats why they don't understand each others perspectives. When you take dissociatives, you're like a baby again, navigating unfamiliar warps. I don't know how to explain it better than this, I was trying to find some words to describe it but all I could come up with is warping and fizzing. Warping is where you're navigating it using you're environment as a reference. Fizzing is where you navigate using other people as a reference. Don't know if that makes sense, but I often feel fizzy when I'm on dissociatives and was wondering what its all about today and concluded that its an ego thing, I feel fizzy when I think of myself as a me separated from all the others. I feel like i'm warping when I think of myself as a me separate from my environment. Without that frame of reference, i couldn't be warping like I do. When you observe yourself navigating the warps, and see it for what it is, then the fizziness fades and you can see other people navigating the warps at the same time as you. Its trippy shit.

 

[pinpoint]

 

[nickfurry]

I agree. Just remember, if you're fizzing the warps for too long, you can see the shadow people warping your fizz.

 

[sekio]

its portal time bro

 

[Sporehead]

Can we make a 'dissociative nonsense mega thread'? I love reading this stuff.

 

[zip]

Can we make a 'dissociative nonsense mega thread'? I love reading this stuff.

Check some of the older iterations of the MXE megathread, it's pretty fizzy.

 

[Sporehead]

Ya I've read some of that. Good stuff. Still, a megathread would be cool.

 

[keeping]

professor Fransworth would be proud

 

[cousinskeeter]

I must say that after doing a large dose of MXE for the first time, I had very similar thoughts, although I probably wouldn't have worded them as you did. Try and re-formulate it, jot it down for when you're sober and see if it still makes sense.

My first time ever doing MXE (a large dose too) I lost all identity, I wanted to cry at what a shitty person I had been throughout my life, because I could see that person, I was out of body so to speak. But I couldn't cry, rather I felt the need to actually change. And I did change a few things here and there, its been slow

 

[wezface]

I was navigating the warps on dissociatives and I think I've figured out the meaning of life. The reason we're here is to navigate the warps. Thats what its all about. Like information gathering probes, we're warp navigating probes. I think, I don't know shit because you can't navigate the warps right if you have prior knowledge. It all makes sense from this perspective. We're born into this world and don't have a clue whats what, so we have no choice but to navigate the warps as best we can. Kids, teenagers and adults, they're all navigating different warps but at the same time, thats why they don't understand each others perspectives. When you take dissociatives, you're like a baby again, navigating unfamiliar warps. I don't know how to explain it better than this, I was trying to find some words to describe it but all I could come up with is warping and fizzing. Warping is where you're navigating it using you're environment as a reference. Fizzing is where you navigate using other people as a reference. Don't know if that makes sense, but I often feel fizzy when I'm on dissociatives and was wondering what its all about today and concluded that its an ego thing, I feel fizzy when I think of myself as a me separated from all the others. I feel like i'm warping when I think of myself as a me separate from my environment. Without that frame of reference, i couldn't be warping like I do. When you observe yourself navigating the warps, and see it for what it is, then the fizziness fades and you can see other people navigating the warps at the same time as you. Its trippy shit.

ohai waffle

 

[keeping]

frogwarrior, i don't know how (or if) you are familiar with Frank Herbert's Dune universe, but what you are describing sort of sounds like the heightened prescience experienced by Guild Navigators. have a read, tell me your thoughts - of you ever return, that is...

 

[FrogWarrior]

I must say that after doing a large dose of MXE for the first time, I had very similar thoughts, although I probably wouldn't have worded them as you did. Try and re-formulate it, jot it down for when you're sober and see if it still makes sense.

My first time ever doing MXE (a large dose too) I lost all identity, I wanted to cry at what a shitty person I had been throughout my life, because I could see that person, I was out of body so to speak. But I couldn't cry, rather I felt the need to actually change. And I did change a few things here and there, its been slow

I know what you mean, I've been going through a mild version of that lately. Been doing low doses of dissociatives and observing how they instantly turn me into a much better person. I'm seeing if I can pinpoint exactly whats going on cuz I wanna stay a better person and not go back to what I was before. I think whats happening is dissociatives activate areas of the right brain, so left brainers like us get to see what its like to be more right brained. I think with meditation you can wake the right brain up more permanently. I remember I was like this as a kid, I dunno how I slipped into left brain mode but I'm making it my mission in life to wake my right brain up. Feels like its the right thing to do. Have you tried out binaural beats?