Does anyone else experience breathing problems with this stuff when mixing with other 4-sub tryptamines? Overall, I think psilacetin is a great drug, but I've had a few experiences now when mixing with miprocin in particular that startled me a bit.
I think it comes down to the fact that psilacetin pretty much puts me to sleep (especially taken in the evening), but miprocin keeps me awake, and they both dehydrate me after awhile. When I mix the two, I want to just lie down and close my eyes as is typical with the psilacetin. The experience is nice, as the miprocin enhances the CEVs and gives a nice body high, which creates an excellent dreamlike scenario.
I'll try to explain the breathing issue:
I'll find myself in a state where I feel like I nearly stop breathing, or maybe my heart rate slows down enough to barely notice it? It can feel like I start to astrally project in a way but I stop myself from leaving my body, wake up, and feel like I've had to catch my breath, then clear my throat, drink some water and all is good. That's while lying on my back.
While lying on my stomach, I get a similar sensation to feeling like I've stopped breathing, and find myself starting to wander mentally as if being drifted away somewhere... but I'll have enough trouble just swallowing saliva around this point that it forces me to sit up, clear my throat, and drink some water. Once or twice I've felt something like an air/gas bubble in my throat that eventually pops and allows my breathing to return to normal.
Has anyone else experienced anything like this? It did give me a bit of anxiety but after the peak wears off it becomes much less of an alarming thing, thinking about what happened. I suppose if I was on something that actually put me to sleep or caused me to blackout I would have more to worry about, but since I'm fully aware of my body and mind while this happens, I can just wake up and stop it from getting worse.
Secondly, if this is related to astral projection, and for those that have experienced that, I guess I should not be waking myself out of that state to fully experience it? It seems that if astral projection is going to happen, I need to be lying on my back for it. I do feel an intense energy above my body when this happens, almost like I'm starting to get sucked up into a vortex, which is why I liken it to astral projection. I've never actually experienced that, but have read about it, and this is probably the closest I've come to it.