Intellectual uses of LSD

Hehe, if u have brain, u will be amazing of how powerful adn beneficial it can be to ur daily life, and daily thoughts and overall view of world, Enjoy =))))) The more smarter and wiser ppl out there, the stronger we are

 

Word.

 

pff dont do less than 6-10 g's?? dont go telling first timers that kind of shit man, thats rediculous.

 

g's?

Eh?

 

"And if u wanan exp full amazing effects. do no less than 6-10..... good luck."

is this meaning dont do less than 6 to ten grams of shrooms? because if so, dont do that much your first time.

 

the book i recommended you will cover all of this.

 

If I can find it in .pdf or ebook form, I will read it.

 

author the reason i sugest to u 6-10 gramms... is that only starting off that dosage you will have full, powerfull, magical, profound effects of shrooms... on lower doses it tend to be more life enjoyable and relax just to sit with harmony and socialize or do something , but when the dosage gets bigger, u have to sit somewhere and think,think adn think. untill it goes away.... you will understand me when u do them.

 

Yeah...6-10g would be a lot for someone without experience with psychedelics, though. Had he tripped before, 6+ might be a good idea...but since he hasn't, I think 3g would probably be mind-blowing. I know my first time tripping (1 hit LSD) was more mystical than any other trips with much higher doses. Of course, 5 hits (my biggest dose) was much more intense, but it wasn't as magical, per say. The shock of being in a completely different mindset is quite powerful, and is something that one should be acclimated to before experimenting with much higher doses.

 

please, everyone: be careful what you tell beginners. i foolishly gave my BEST friend a small dose of my mom's high-grade mushrooms for his first time, and he pretty much chose not to come all the way back. i moved before he admitted to everyone he he was seeing strange people everywhere, and they wouldn't let him leave the house. i was far away at this point, and his family wouldn't let me see him. I feel that i would have been able to help him through it-i have experienced similar things, and grounded myself with very little difficulty. they put him on massive amounts of medication, and i haven't heard from him since. he was more than a brother to me. he was responsible for opening my eyes the very first time. don't know if you guys realize how enormous that is. dude, take a SMALL dose your first time. please.

 

Aww, don't scare the poor guy.

 

he should be aware of both sides. i am aware of the bad trip phenomenon, but my friend was on the best trip you could imagine, till it came time to deal with reality. my point is, you must get used to going back and forth between these states before you jump to huge dose. most people aren't hurt from tripping. some are. it is good to know these things.

 

Sounds like your friend was already well on his way to having that happen no matter what happened...cuz dude post-trip effects for normal people (even those who have to learn to "cope with reality") does not include SEEING PEOPLE, let alone seeing them and believing that they won't let him out of the house. Your friend sounds like a paranoid schitzo, and that trip acted as a trigger. It would be wrong to tell someone that story straight up as a "this could happen." You should tell someone "if you have a family history of mental disorders, blahblah" or something of that sort. Yes it's good to know these things but you have to be aware of how you portray what the situation is.

See it's been the opposite with me - whatever amount anyone suggests for a beginner, I should have taken twice that. Or more. It can be really hard to know how someone is going to react to psychedelics, and it's even harder to know how much someone should take. That's why people tell others to start with the lowest dose and move upward.

What Nurses said - dont scare him. Dude WANTS to have a good time and learn something for/about himself. To OP - be careful, if your family has a history of mental illness, think like three or four times before doin it.

 

I thought this was an LSD thread....

seems like the mushroom man hi-jacked it

 

it's not openly admitted, but sometimes researchers in the scientific community partake in psychedelics such as lsd, to assist them in resolving complicated problems.

 

Researchers in the scientific community eh? Is that a fact polymer?

 

acid was the first psychedelic i ever did, and i had an incredible trip. now, i prefer shrooms because i like the "natural" feeling and i like the way it makes me look at the world. but i think they can be a darker and heavier drug than lsd, contrary to popular belief. everyone i know who is under the age of 18 or 17 who has tried psychedelics usually trips really hard and has a lot of confusion; i would recommend waiting a few years for your brain to develop a little more. do your reading: leary, kesey, mckenna, and trip stories galore will help you know what you're getting in to. that way you can get the most out of your experience. the most important thing i can recommend for you, once you have decided to take acid or shrooms, is that you let yourself go completely. sometimes i like to smoke pot right after eating the hit or the shrooms... this helps me ease into the trip. just dont be afraid to do whatever your mind wants to do. i always find myself laughing like i'm 7 years old again... it's really a lot of fun and it's definitely life-changing. if you're trying to stop hating people, though... i don't know. the thing with psychedelics is... they are different from person to person...
well, good luck.

 

hahaha.. off the record...
affirmative. (and not speaking from experience either . i've done my share of research about research)

I prefer shrooms also. the cactus is a good source of spiritual enlightenment too.
the L has roots that date back to the eleusian mysteries (in the form of 'kykeon')

 

I recall hearing that same thing, about computer programmers and other related mathematical engineer type people, in an article on a website I don't remember. Talked about how eating LSD helps them think differently about the topic and put a wide variety of elements together the way they need to be, which can be particularly hard with complex programming projects.

 

Neuronaut-i don't want to start one of the many thread battles that go on here, and i may have been a bit harsh in the way i worded things-i suppose i still carry a lot of guilt about that situation. the story still represents how i feel about respecting and being knowledgable about psyhadelics. i lived in houston and denton for a while, and was surrounded by case examples of people who didn't do either, and what that can do to your mind. if you need to already be on your way to mental illness for it to damage your ability to contol the way you organize reality-and the way you treat the drug has nothing to do with it-then i must have met an extremely high percentage of these people by mere chance. i didn't mean to hijack the thread talking about mushrooms-i just thought they would be a better alternative for what the poster was after. i apologise if i scared ya, man. you have the right idea, and i'm 99.999999999% sure that you'll be just fine. i just felt that you could find enough people on here to cheer ya on, and that at least one person should make you aware of what can happen if you don't treat psychadelics as sacred. you definitely shouldn't go into it with a bunch of fearful, negative thoughts, and that was not my intention.