Trip Report: LSD, 4-AcO-DiPT and DMT

The following is my account of one of my most out of the ordinary DMT experiences (this time the DMT happened to be smoked on top of LSD and 4-AcO-DMT). This is one of the only experiences where I actually kept my eyes open for the beginning of it (well, mostly my eyes were open just so I could have more DMT, but during this time, I was so fascinated by what I saw that I just decided to explore a bit). It is noteworthy to state that I rarely EVER get open eye visuals on psychedelics-- sometimes even on DMT I don't get them. I get them a little more often than I used to nowadays, but still not as much as some seem to.

So here is the experience...
I went over to my trusted friend's house to stay the night (I don't see this friend often because she lives about 2 hours away from me, but we are good friends, colleagues and have many mutual interests in the realm of psychedelia). I had expected that we would probably have plenty of interesting substances on hand for the evening, but we hadn't really discussed how we planned on the night panning out. We had decided to just play it by ear.

Shortly after I got there, she told me that she had just acquired some new LSD (and she always has DMT), and that we could have some of both. She asked me what I had brought. I had brought some DMT of my own, and additionally some 4-AcO-DiPT (which she then told me that she had never tried before). So we got started and each had some LSD. I had just one hit, as I am pretty receptive to the effects of psychedelics at relatively low doses. For an hour or two, we just talked about our lives, she read me some of her most recent written accounts of her own psychedelic experiences, and we worked on artwork (a collaborative piece) with my friend. I was pleased that our styles went together rather well, and the LSD seemed very strong and clean.

About two hours after we had dropped the acid, we decided to leave off on the artwork and take our 4-AcO-DiPT. After taking our 10mg capsules, we went to her room and laid in bed just talking and trancing out. I could feel the effects of the new tryptamine within only 20 minutes. Its empathogenic effects led us to open up a lot to one another about the things that had been going on in our lives, difficulties that we had been experiencing in various departments, our insecurities about ourselves and others, and also our immense appreciation for one another, our other good friends and everything else we were blessed to have in our lives. It was very therapeutic for both of us.

After about 45 minutes to an hour as I was still coming up on the 4-AcO-DiPT, I decided to have some DMT with my friend (she would have hers after I was done with my session), so I used my newly made "Machine" device to do so. I loaded up the pipe, meditated quietly for a few minutes and then and took two big hits, using up all that was in there. After that, I added more DMT to the pipe so that I could have a bit more. As I did so, I was forced to look at the photo album that the pile of DMT was on top of. I found myself looking at some embossed fractalized patterns on the photo album. They were static, so I looked at them more closely so as to discern whether or not they were a hallucination, or actually part of the photo album. I ran my fingers over the album only to actually *feel* the embossment, so I concluded somewhere in my working mind that the fractals were actually part of the design of the photo album. Not too far off, right?

As I tried to light the third hit of DMT, my spatial sense was so off that it took a lot of effort to figure out where to hold the lighter. It didn't help my efforts that my eyes were darting around as if I were in REM sleep mode. I looked around the room as I managed to take 2 more hits, and noticed that the room had turned into some sort of candy factory-like territory. Every piece of furniture and object in the room was static, intact and took on the exact same shape and form as it normally would, BUT each thing had its own special pattern that did not overlap with the patterns of other objects! For instance, my friend's walls (which were usually just plain white) were wallpapered in lime green and pink stripes. The plain wooden dresser was bright blue with bright pink flowers and teddy bears. I think that another piece of furniture had painted colorful candy canes on it. I was simply amazed that everything in the room could look exactly the same and be static; unmoving, yet literally looked like it was painted and wallpapered completely differently. It was so realistic and seemed like a dimension warp or something.

After I closed my eyes, needless to say, things became even more interesting. The place I was taken to also reminded me of a candy factory or playroom; themes from childhood were constantly present. There was a rotating gear, a sort of mandala that dominated my vision in the center of a colorful, tasty room. The gears/sections of the mandala were rhythmically changing and transforming systematically like the second hand of a clock. Every second or so (or however much time that really was), a section of it would develop into something else, and so on. Everything I saw from that point on was so incredibly detailed and rhythmic. I felt like I was a little kid in an interactive, virtual reality candy shop; this space was very synesthetic and even tasted like candy. I can't remember completely, looking back, exactly what was going on as far as details go, but this experience was so whimsical, colorful and amazing.

After I came down from the DMT, I felt so refreshed and still very psychedelic as I still had the rest of the LSD and 4-AcO-DiPT trip ahead of me! I looked at the photo album and realized that those fractals hadn't actually been there; they had been a visual and tactile hallucination. I was astonished at this because I've never experienced something like that before, as like I said I rarely ever get open eye visuals at all, let alone ones as bizarre and real as these.

The rest of the experience consisted of talking more with my friend, dancing to some good music and finishing our artwork.

As a whole, this experience was really beautiful and well-rounded. It invoked my creativity, opened me up emotionally (I had many heartfelt moments with my friend), and opened my eyes to new tryptamine dimensions that I had never before seen. I have done this combination a couple of times since, and I must say that it is one of my favorite "psychedelic cocktails" of all time.

 

nice report Ive never heard of the aco DiPT but the L and deem combo is always marvelous. and a big +1 for meditating before blast off, thats what Ive been saying for years now

 

Thanks dude. Yes you're absolutely right- LSDMT is wonderful.. with 4-AcO-DiPT in the mix, it becomes a lot more empathogenic. And meditation before DMT helps sooo much, with many things- holding it in, taking more hits and being calmer and more perceptive throughout the entire thing. )

 

Sounds like an awesome trip. Glad you had a wonderful experience

 

Sounds like a very quality trip! I get the impression that you are fairly adept at utilizing different psychedelics to accentuate, twist, morph, develop various qualities of a current trip to your liking when dosing a different psychedelic, yet also succumb to the wonder and awe of novel affects that are introduced by the new psychedelic combo(s). Pretty cool skill to have with poly drug combinations.

The part in bold in particular reminds me of one of the DMT trips I had. Your DMT trip overall sounded more colorful and visual than the trip I am relating but the idea that each thing had it's own special pattern that did not overlap with the patterns of other objects in particular resonated with my experience.

I relayed the idea of feeling like I was experiencing what Plato defined as perfect form when I experienced something similar to that.

 

Hehe. That's awesome! Because after I had this experience, I actually thought of Plato's theory on the world of forms and the world of projections that we perceive, and related it to the allegory of the cave and all that stuff too. Philosophy FTW! haha. It's awesome to hear that someone else also related it to the same thing. DMT is astonishing like that though (as far as all kinds of people everywhere reporting on the same types of experiences countless times). It really is pretty fucking amazing to be able to perceive that "world of perfect form" as you said. I've seen one other thing like this on DMT actually.. the most recent time. I was in my friend's room at his place and I actually saw a bunch of stuff that wasn't really there (at least not in this dimension, ha). I saw things that looked like things that an elderly lady would own. Like, old lady-ish clothing and quilts and stuff like that. It was so bizarre! Also not as colorful as the first time that I wrote about above. He later told me that an old lady had lived there before he moved into his house, but I think that most of the places in that neighborhood probably were inhabited by the elderly (and still are) so I can't really make anything of that, ha ha.

I'm wondering if you could elaborate a bit on what you saw, if you remember? I'm very curious!

 

That sounds really interesting, there is a level of mystique with DMT.

Well what stands out for me about that trip... I remember looking at a lamp over my head and the colors may have appeared slightly more pronounced than in normal consciousness but other than that, the lamp didn't really look different. However, the edges and contours of the lamp appeared so sharp and detailed that I felt like it stood apart from the rest of the room and that the 'perfect form' of the lamp somehow existed beyond the room in a sense.

All the wires connecting to the lamp took on this labyrinth quality and the shade appeared almost as some alien cover to guide me to a different dimension, yet it still appeared as just a lamp.

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Hehehe, I think I get what you mean.. one of the first signs that I'm reallyyy headed to hyperspace is when every object looks a bit different and more sleek/crisp.. hard to explain but you probably know exactly what I mean. Also, nice clip! Hahah I liked that movie..