Vastness
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I think if you take enough of almost any psychedelic it can produce a profound experience, up to and including ego death. Toxicity concerns notwithstanding of course, but with tryptamines, lysergamides, etc there should be plenty of room to get to an ego-death-inducing dose.
4-HO-MET really is probably one of my favourite psychedelics, I really do think fondly on all my experiences... although I haven't really been one to take truly heroic dosages so far, I'm sure I will do at some point. While I would agree with the idea that there is less headfuck, and have even described it in this exact way myself (maybe even just a little earlier in this very thread) I like to think of it moreso as being a "friendlier" compound, more willing to hold your hand, so to speak while leading you through the psychedelic depths... Compared to psilocin and psilacetin on the other hand which basically just throw you in at the deep end leaving you to sink or swim. If you do manage to swim they might show up at the end to congratulate you, but if you sink they'll probably just be like pfft fuck this and leave you to work things out on your own.
While I'm anthropomorphising psychedelics, I will say that my sense of LSD is that it's a somewhat neutral chemical, not necessarily friendly but also not a particularly harsh teacher, also the lysergamide-brick-road typically doesn't go quite as deep as the 4-substituted family.
I always end up comparing 4-HO/Aco-DMT/MET, obviously they're all very close to each other, but I must try some of the other 4-subs so I can broaden my analogies...
4-HO-MET really is probably one of my favourite psychedelics, I really do think fondly on all my experiences... although I haven't really been one to take truly heroic dosages so far, I'm sure I will do at some point. While I would agree with the idea that there is less headfuck, and have even described it in this exact way myself (maybe even just a little earlier in this very thread) I like to think of it moreso as being a "friendlier" compound, more willing to hold your hand, so to speak while leading you through the psychedelic depths... Compared to psilocin and psilacetin on the other hand which basically just throw you in at the deep end leaving you to sink or swim. If you do manage to swim they might show up at the end to congratulate you, but if you sink they'll probably just be like pfft fuck this and leave you to work things out on your own.
While I'm anthropomorphising psychedelics, I will say that my sense of LSD is that it's a somewhat neutral chemical, not necessarily friendly but also not a particularly harsh teacher, also the lysergamide-brick-road typically doesn't go quite as deep as the 4-substituted family.
I always end up comparing 4-HO/Aco-DMT/MET, obviously they're all very close to each other, but I must try some of the other 4-subs so I can broaden my analogies...