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^ I've been thinking along those lines a lot lately (no pun intended). I read this article many years ago when K was some weird drug on Erowid I never thought I'd try but was fun to read about.
Thanks for pointing out the link!
I think Ketamine is great, but without following proper guidelines it can turn from an amazing tool for consciousness exploration, to simply another drug.

Thanks for pointing out the link!
Clinical usage is essentially the same as Exploratory, but it is also coupled with a specific agenda. In a clinical setting, you are intentionally seeking to induce a lucid dreamlike state or out-of-body experience with the purpose of working through inner conflict or resolving some destructive behavior pattern. The goal or outcome you wish to produce is defined by your set -- the state of mind you have when going into the session. The label which you give to Ketamine as you take it defines that set. Instead of Anesthetic or Dissociative, a more proper label for a sub-anesthetic dose of Ketamine might be Deep Relaxation Inducer (DRI), Stress Diagnostic Tool (SDT), or Internal Metaprogramming Interface (IMI).
When experimenting with a new substance, it is always best to be overly cautious and start with low doses.
This word play may seem silly on the surface, but we perceive and interact with objects based on the labels we give them. Ketamine is a powerful drug, and like many powerful drugs it can act as either a poison or a medicine.
I think Ketamine is great, but without following proper guidelines it can turn from an amazing tool for consciousness exploration, to simply another drug.
