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Was Lsd life changing for you?

its.euphoric

its.euphoric

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I've heard people say it changed their life... did it for you personally? In what ways?

And did shrooms change anything either?

Or you could just post what drugs did, and I mean in a good way of course lol.
 
My first psychedelic was mushrooms (with MDMA - not my first use w/ mushrooms) and it did change my life. It gave me a new appreciation for nature (and a visual memory of the Moon in like 16 pieces).

LSD was my 3rd psychedelic and didn't change my life really.
 
Carmella Boyle said:
My first psychedelic was mushrooms (with MDMA - not my first use w/ mushrooms) and it did change my life. It gave me a new appreciation for nature (and a visual memory of the Moon in like 16 pieces).

LSD was my 3rd psychedelic and didn't change my life really.
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thas cool
 
LSD changed my life for sure - it made me to want more LSD-experieces :D

I took my first trip with i think it was 17 or 18 years - not a bit prepared for a full blown acid trip.
Peaked alone in my room at my parents place back than - and i realized that i were a mj-addict at this time.

I may should not have done some following trips - can't say if they were good or bad for me - but all in all
LSD changed and still changes my life! I love tripping more and more after more than ten years of use.
It is such a versatile drug.

One thing that it changed too and what i disliked for the first time was that i got HPPD - its ok now, really appreciate it nowadays :D
But when i was younger and just had started tripping i had an ultimative 2001 new years party with a lot, really a lot of acid, and after that the sky kept full of moving and blinking dots that made hexagons - the same pattern i realized at the party on a blacklight lamp. It was confusing for some month (years?).

Shrooms changed my life at least as much as LSD did. Got some good trips on them that made realize me lot about myself and my behaviour.

So I recommended all interested, open minded, peaceloving people to try LSD and shrooms when they get the chance and when they feel they are ready.

I may have started tripping to early, to heavy, got some mental issues for some time, that i think were mainly induced my weed miss-use, but were heavy while tripping. Finally overcame this with some longer breaks between tripping and more controlled tripping. Nowadays i mostly trip at home or familiar locations - back in the "party-time" it were mostly psytrance parties which can lead to awesome and aweful trips :D
 
I would say LSD definitely changed my life for the better. I would have to write pages and pages to fully convey what I feel about life, relationships, LSD use, and everything I think about.

I have turned many people on to LSD and how beneficial it can be when used in the correct way. I can even go as far as saying that more than half of my acid trips have been with someone who has never tripped before. I pride myself in showing other people for the first time just how much of the world is out there if they know where to look for it.
 
ChronicHD said:
I would say LSD definitely changed my life for the better. I would have to write pages and pages to fully convey what I feel about life, relationships, LSD use, and everything I think about.

I have turned many people on to LSD and how beneficial it can be when used in the correct way. I can even go as far as saying that more than half of my acid trips have been with someone who has never tripped before. I pride myself in showing other people for the first time just how much of the world is out there if they know where to look for it.
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That's really... REALLY cool!
 
its.euphoric said:
so nothing you have taken has changed you in anyway??
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that's your incorrect interpretation of my phrase - not what i said .
i have taken plenty of intoxicating legal and illegal substances .
small change - in both senses of that phrase's meaning .

it's all so very subjective and as one ages, gains insight - 'youthful magic monents' fade into the whole of life's experiences .
 
hobhead said:
that's your incorrect interpretation of my phrase - not what i said .
i have taken plenty of intoxicating legal and illegal substances .
small change - in both senses of that phrase's meaning .

it's all so very subjective and as one ages, gains insight - 'youthful magic monents' fade into the whole of life's experiences .
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.... that didn't make sense. Why don't you just say what you mean, and stop trying to be vague.
 
Yes in the sense that life really is pretty pointless and being able to ingest things like LSD is a reason to exist. I believe that people live until they die and there is nothing after that. Is there really much of a reason to do anything if its all the same in the end? I've been tripping for about 2 years and no particular trip has really changed anything about my life, I just really enjoy the psychedelic experience. Taking LSD makes me love things about the world I live in so that even when I'm not tripping there is a joy that I never had before I had tried it.
 
ChronicHD said:
I would say LSD definitely changed my life for the better. I would have to write pages and pages to fully convey what I feel about life, relationships, LSD use, and everything I think about.

I have turned many people on to LSD and how beneficial it can be when used in the correct way. I can even go as far as saying that more than half of my acid trips have been with someone who has never tripped before. I pride myself in showing other people for the first time just how much of the world is out there if they know where to look for it.
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rock on :P

I kinda wish someone in particular had turned me onto LSD. I didn't have any friends or anything that were really all that interested. I just sought it out myself, and tried it alone the first time. I wonder if that's why I prefer to trip alone...
 
Mine would have been life changing on acid and shrooms if I could remember the exact feeling. Instead I just have a glimpse at what life changing would be like
 
MistaJeff said:
Yes in the sense that life really is pretty pointless and being able to ingest things like LSD is a reason to exist. I believe that people live until they die and there is nothing after that. Is there really much of a reason to do anything if its all the same in the end? I've been tripping for about 2 years and no particular trip has really changed anything about my life, I just really enjoy the psychedelic experience. Taking LSD makes me love things about the world I live in so that even when I'm not tripping there is a joy that I never had before I had tried it.
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Well it doesn't have to be like changing in that way. Like I think it's cool that lsd has that affect (being able to love things more when not tripping)
 
Sort of. It's definitely changed the way I think and feel about a lot of things, and made me much more comfortable about my own beliefs. I judge other people less and am more accepting of others' differences (not that I was ever bad in that respect, I just mean for example I don't care if people listen to music I don't like or what clothes they wear, and all those superficial things). It hasn't really changed how I live my life yet though. I want to discover more about myself, what is truly important in my life, and where I want to go. Still waiting for that true life-changing experience I know psychedelics can bring :)
 
I used shrooms in recreational doses (half eighths and eighths) for a while and definitely brought good things back to my daily life from those trips, but when I finally broke through with 4 hits of STRONG LSD and truly reconnected with the collective consciousness, it definitely changed my life for the better! =D

Since then I've pushed many of my doses of other psychedelics past the recreational range to get that feeling of pure, unfiltered existence again. I've also started meditating and have begun to break into those states of consciousness (not as deeply, but noticeably) without any chemical companions. :D

Divine Moments said:
It's definitely changed the way I think and feel about a lot of things, and made me much more comfortable about my own beliefs. I judge other people less and am more accepting of others' differences (not that I was ever bad in that respect, I just mean for example I don't care if people listen to music I don't like or what clothes they wear, and all those superficial things).
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^ This as well.
 
aussieblues said:
I used shrooms in recreational doses (half eighths and eighths) for a while and definitely brought good things back to my daily life from those trips, but when I finally broke through with 4 hits of STRONG LSD and truly reconnected with the collective consciousness, it definitely changed my life for the better! =D

Since then I've pushed many of my doses of other psychedelics past the recreational range to get that feeling of pure, unfiltered existence again. I've also started meditating and have begun to break into those states of consciousness (not as deeply, but noticeably) without any chemical companions. :D



^ This as well.
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That is so amazing =)
 
please psych heads-- don't forget to bathe - 'amazing' doesn't cover all the bases that most of us traverse in our daily lives .
 
Psychedelics have been invaluable to me, at least. Basically being able to take stock of a situation almost as an outside observer, and look at something in your life, or your life itself objectively had been of tremendous benefit.

The things you learn about yourself and the world around you on psychedelics can be integrated into your worldview, leaving you looking at life itself in a wholly new and shimmering way. Its invigorating and revitalising, a magical reboot for the inquiring mind. Not to mention the incredible closeness a psychedelic experience can bring between two people, there is nothing quite like it!

So yes, in short.. psychedelics have been life changing for me, in the most positive of ways.. :)
 
It's very useful to be able to downregulate the filter that is responsible for part of my personality and view myself from different perspectives, but I can't pin-point any changes attributable to psychedelics. Then again, I can't pin-point many of my personal changes, if any at all.
 
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