I read once that art is an outward expression of the artists inner world. And this makes beautiful sense listening to Neurosis exemplified by this particular song
I don’t think everyone gets the same trip. Mushrooms to me have always felt like what he’s describing ayuhasca, never science fictiony as he describes mushrooms.
Well he left out some fairly major key nuances and prefaces to be honest. Because it's been noted by many that the ayahuasca experience overlaps with the psilocybin mushroom experience. So all the themes he's highlighted in regards to ayahuasca are still technically embedded in the mushroom trip, but they're more like sub-archetypes and aren't really the main focus. Because if one actually takes 3/4+ grams and pays even a moderate amount of attention to the thing, it's quite clear to see that psilocybin really unambiguously is the 'science-fiction psychedelic' and is pretty noticeably geared towards this galactarian, extraterrestrial, outer-space style. But, it does also seem to have this eerie, esoteric, elfin, Irish, 'fairyland' kind of Celtic Otherworld.. Mag Mell quality to it too.
I had an amazing experience on 2.5g about a month ago. Absolute zero tolerance, fasting over night and basically took them for brunch. . . Strong visuals, overwhelming love and happiness for my own life. I remember just being in absolute astonishment. I wanted to share my experience with the world because it was literally mind blowing. I'm going to try 4gs next weekend 👀
@@cognitivedissonance2264Ok brother. Just tell me one thing if you can. The way perceive this world is good or there is something we humans are missing from your experience. I don't have these things available, so I am trying meditation because some people say meditation do the same things , when we do it correct.
@@Sachin-jt8ib It gave me such a powerful perception to my own life. I had intense visuals in complete darkness, it felt like everything or everywhere I was looking had intention behind it. All the shapes and places changed as I changed in my mind. I just cant explain it. My minds eye had this long rectangular shifting multi-squared object that was molding itself in place. It imploded in a cheerful way after I became self aware and it shot me through to another place. I remember looking around me up and down and it felt like I was somewhere else (in my mi nd of course). Again this was all in COMPLETE darkness and what I just wrote wasn't even 10% of the my experience. Its hard to explain it. I think everyone should have at least one "mystical" experience on psychedelics in their lifetime. ✌️
@@Sachin-jt8ib ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Cv5dQvmT-mU.html If you pause the video at 0:21 seconds, I was in a place that looked just like that drawing, but imagine it much much darker and red.
Have tripped twice first time was 2g very mellow felt a bit of motor skill loss (like i was drunk?) and lights had auras. 2nd time was a 4.2g of avery albino with some friends and it was good at first then became a challenging trip had a panic attack because i talked to my friends drunk roomate and he made me paranoid and i spiraled and i had no intention set other than healing this time either similar to the first time. But 11/10 would do again
If you squeeze full lemon to a half a glass off BlackBerry juice drink it on an emty stomach (6hr)prepare exaxtly the same mixture and blend well with dried shrooms and eat it after 1hour,sometimes it takes only 15 min to start and the expuerience is way stronger cos the acidity pulls out all these substances
I think after eating a kilogram of mushrooms you wouldn't die of psilocybin but rather of dehidration because there would be no way you were able to get water in this state which most likely would last several days
Ironically in trying to describe the advantages of E-Prime, he uses many conjugations of the verb be. Also, he misses the point of the verb. It can express confidence and convinction in one's interpretation of the world around them. Without it, you are merely a passive observer. While we can certainly learn to embrace such aspects in our lives, it is rather retrograde to how we evolved as a species.
when i did my first 5.5g trip my whole head felt like one huge eye shit felt crazy... closed eys visuals were nothing like lowers doses i felt everything i saw. crazy stuff
I tried explaining "the map is not the territory" to my Mom. I compared it to using a figure of speech/idiom to express an idea or concept. My example was, it's raining cats and dogs. I'm not suggesting cats and dogs are falling from the sky. The mental map the words give you isn't the picture, it's a puzzle...a language within a language (a silent/unspoken one). The treasure is when you find the hidden meaning in the story being told - using my example, raining cats and dogs means it's raining unbelievably. Raining cats and dogs doesn't mean that dogs and cats are coming down like rain, that is unbelievable...which is the key to the puzzle. It's almost like a math equation with words. I was trying to explain how expansion of consciousness happens when we use our subconscious mind as a mental canvas to paint pictures/maps in each other's minds. This topic has really got me thinking... What if television, the media, internet, advertisements use this process in reverse? Meaning, what if symbols associated with a brand/company/an ideal imprint an emotional response into our subconscious, and can be pulled out at the mere suggestion of an image. So, not only does this limit our understanding of what possibilities a symbol represents, but also is forming a concrete connection/synopsis to what is being projected onto you. People forget how easy mind control is, it's not magical or mystical...it's psychological. The war on Consciousness is being won on a subconscious level, what a paradox...
This video is old as fuck and I understand I will either never get a reply to this comment or if I do it will be three years from now when I've forgotten all about this but: Does anyone know the book/author they're discussing 6-8 mins in? The guy says it but I can't quite make it out. Thanks.
"I've taken mushrooms 50 times and I've never had a bad trip and I think....lucky soul" I think exactly the same I've had good and bad trips all have been important to me
I spent a lot of time bird watching sitting on a bench, I think it was an Osprey that I was watching flying out of the tree & playing in the sky before returning to the same tree, who’s leaves looked like emeralds shimmering in the wind 🤓🍄🥰 Also, I definitely yawned, laughed, smiled & spent a good deal of time staring at things on my nature walk 😆
I love the circus space when i get into 4-5 g of shrooms alone in the dark, so amazing, so much fun, speaking in tongues, dancing in weird ways i never do normally, contorting my body more deeply than ever done doing yoga alone.. crazy and very entertaining.
I understand why total darkness could be interesting for visions but I can't imagine going through a psychedelic experience without music. I know he's an advocator for "Silent darkness" but music is a magnifier of reality wether I'm sober or not. PS : I've never ingested an "heroic dose" so maybe I'm clueless about what the real experience is about.
