What was your most profound psychedelic experience?

Why not?

Did a bunch of acid for a while, and that had a pretty profound effect on how I perceived the world.

But the most profound was a DMT trip that made me stop being an atheist.

I thought it was profound at the time, but no, it wasn't at all.

This was a meme I posted a while back and based on a true story:



Basically I thought that plants were the manifestation of God himself. All around us, providing us with live-sustaining oxygen and food.

One time I read about the Buddha and I decided to just sit quietly under a tree for as long as it took. It took a while. Sure I've also tried lots of drugs but nothing really beats zazen if you manage to get to the end.

Darkness made my trip much more powerful.

In the darkness, i saw sowe worms. At first i was afraid of them, but i immediately realized i could erase them if i wanted, and became unafraid. I watched them grow into an entire universe and became a small part of an enormous alien life form. I felt energy flowing in and out of me until it shifted toward out. Eventually, life moved on from me. I died and became buried under a meadow of grass, yellow flowers and small trees. I realized i was in heaven and could have whatever full experience i desired. My reward was to resume the life i am living now.

It wasn't so much that it was profound, but that something incredibly odd happened to me.

I had taken lsd but not enough to go full spaceman or anything so I was definitely still sharing the same experience as everyone around me lol I was in a house with 4 other people who were inviting friends of theirs over for a party so this one girl walks in and looked fine, like generic whatever nothing standing out, but something inside me was practically screaming "I fucking hate this person" and sure as shit 20 minutes later she's walking around the house criticizing everything and making fun of my roommates.

I never lash out at anyone, but this girl pissed me off so much the way she treated everyone that I lost it. Just said basically you're a fucking guest, just some girl our friend brought over, you don't like it here get the fuck out! How dare you come in here and treat everyone like this!

It was so wild to just have such an intense feeling about someone before knowing anything at all about them and it being 100% correct.

My first time on shrooms. Two friends and I took 4.5g (I think) each. Three other friends who did not know about the shrooms joined us shortly after and we went walking into the woods. The whole experience was surreal, at one point I had someone else's hands, and later on I bounced an old tire off my friend's head. He knows he deserved it for trying to fuck my sky.

I've done much smaller happy time does since then, but would love to trip in nature again!

Took 5. Mixed with lemon juice (it hits you faster and harder, not recommended for larger doses like 3 and above) realized that everything and everyone is merely constructed by the brain in an elaborate hallucination that I have no way of knowing if anything is truly real or merely conjured by my consciousness. I havent gone back to mushrooms since as the feeling of being utterly alone is too much to bear.

Isn't that what believers believe in?

I found this really beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

The best analogy I’ve seen is that shrooms is like a road trip. You’re gonna be on it for a while, but you can stop and take breaks to enjoy the scenery while you travel.

Acid is like taking a flight. You’ll get there, but you basically just buckle up and wait for the ride to be over. You can wander around the cabin a little, but you’re basically just along for the ride.

…DMT is like being ratchet-strapped to the nose cone of a rocket with a loose tail fin. You’re going somewhere fast, but your destination is at the mercy of the gods.

The first time the LSD hit, I immediately understood modern art.

Well yeah, the plants worship the Sun.

And fungi digest us all.

How reliable is the grams to active ingredient connection? I imagine there can be a lot of variability. Tripping is on the list for this year.