LSD — The Problem-Solving Psychedelic

Any body read this?

http://www.druglibrary.org/schaffer/lsd/stafford.htm

 

i found it both enlightening and stimulating

 

as I did the latest issue of Hustler magazine.

But have you thought of trying to apply this to your life?

 

when I was tripping last night, I went to the store for a minute,, then I went to the woods, smoked some weed and just focused on the pain in my arm, I had taken Ocs earlier but why do I need to take them as I kept telling myself I can fix this. This is all in my head, soon after I smoked some more weed I dont know why it took so long to peak. I had taken the first dose at 7:45pm, wasnt feeling it really at 10pm but was having fun, slight distortions.. so I took another dose.. in the house I felt crushed, anxiety, almost like a panic but I was having fun with it.. so I went to the store, wanted to see people (dont know why) cause I ate cereal and was gonna crash. had already been awake for 3 day.. I got to the woods, it was foggy as fuck. you couldnt see shit.. but It was warm. least it was to me.. I smoked some more weed. after it was gone, it was like i was part of the woods. then I said to myself,, "im dead, cant find my soul" lights in the distance went everywhere, trees come falling down to the ground, zipping sounds and weird tones, the train seemed like some kinda play toy, that my eyes and mind just tossed around like nothing.. keep seeeing a blue glow lazar type light orbs.. went through a very dark tunnel on my way home, stood in the middle and saw the ends close with colors but leave me feeling no fear of anything since I was already dead...

 

problem solved! :cheers2:

 

zero opiate withdraws...

 

I need some lsd to solve the problem of how to get more lsd.

 

lol!

 

"Inner Conditions:
a) Low degree of psychological defensiveness; lack of rigidity and permeability of boundaries in concepts, beliefs, perceptions and hypotheses; tolerance for ambiguity where it exists, ability to receive and integrate apparently conflicting information; sensitive awareness of feelings and openness to all phases of experience.
b) Evaluative judgment based primarily, not on outside standards or prejudices, but on one's own feelings, intuition, aesthetic sensibility, sense of satisfaction in self-expression, etc.
c) The ability to "toy" with ideas, colors, shapes, hypotheses; to translate from one form to another; to think in terms of analogues and metaphors."

Yes, I have every day commitment to the cultivation of these inner conditions.

On the broader question of coming to a social compromise to LSD's varied potential effects might be licensed accessibility along the line of you must have this education to be licensed to operate this "machinery". A health permit if you will.

 

they sell tools at home depot to everyone. Amatuers use them for what they need and pros use them for what they need.

If you're an idiot, you might lose a finger.

lSD is a tool for pros and amatuers alike. How it is used can vary quite a bit. If you're an idiot, you might also lose a finger.

 

is it safe to solo?

 

perhaps that is up to you.

 

No way!

 

I agree that there is no real insurance against the real and inevitable events of nature and therefore think that regulation at any level is pointless. However education and compromise can be useful things, and mastery of oneself is the most useful to all.

 

how about fake events that seem real to the public

 

Nothing can be threatened except for our illusions.

 

Isnt a illusion an illusion?....Theres something vibrant about the word illusion that sends danger signs running through my head whnever i hear it..I dont know why, i think its because of when i was dropped as a baby

 

An adequate definition of illusion. And what about these things. Their visage disappears in the light of the apprehension of reality.

 

I was lost in translation but it sounds like hell...Speaking of that phrase, what was the movie like? Lol

 

lost in translation is an excellent movie