So…. im aware theres some stuff that shouldn’t be said because you have to find it out on your own.

However, we are all entitled to the freedom of knowing each others experiences, we’re already connected..

: Have you ever been to the place where they tell you that you shouldn’t be there

Reflecting on the trip, returning to reality and seeing again how beautiful the world is through those fresh eyes. This is as close to peace as I'll find in life.

Im not asking for it, Im just wondering how do people even get lsd? Weed is legal where I live so thats a piece of cake. Other than that, all that is around are life destroying substances like heroin and meth. Ive heard stories about people suposedly doing acid, but deapite looking I have never met a person irl that has ever done acid. Only 3rd hand accounts. Is lsd even real?

took w my friend but she left so now im sad and alone 😓💔

My coworker recently went to a music festival and knows I love to trip. He brought me a little souvenir back a few stamps of some super clean acid. Probably going to take one this weekend wish me luck 🤞

Growing up till recently, i fill time w weed & kratom (yeah from SEA) just to 'shut the noise' in my head till at a point it start to disturb my daily routine.

Until my latest trip w a friend (400ug each)

As expected, both of us lost ourselves under the trance 😂🤣

During those times, I realized that the 'noise' in my head is actually me thinking alot of things in a moment. And all those weeds & kratoms are just a temporary escape. It 'helps' me for a few hours until i start to sober & start to overthinks.

I start to recite meaningful chants every time i feel overwhelmed, has been reducing weeds & stuff 75% of standard amount & plans to only do acid once a month incoming time.

LSD really helps me connect with myself ❤️

Has anyone acquired beautiful blotter art online and then tested it to find that it’s active?

i finally ended up sleeping on and off for like 10-12+ hours (after definitely too much adderall and dabs) but i had gotten to the point of seeing complete hallucinations whenever i’d close my eyes (at one point i think i saw a god or a deity) and id continuously see a phantom-like overlay of an eyeball over my vision and insane visual effects (like a monitor reacting weird to old movies or something) and auditory hallucinations over my music in my headphones and surprisingly not much paranoia i feel genuinely smarter but yes ik i’m also delusional but i swear i’ve genuinely gotten smarter

Nothing like a little bit of LSD to bring you back to life. Resurrect the Soul. Massage the Spirit. Support the Heart. Letting you know it’s OK to stay. To welcome life again. Forever Grateful.❤️🙏

Imagine putting on a VR headset. Instantly, you're transported into a new world—one with its own landscapes, sounds, and experiences. But as immersive as it is, you’re aware on some level that this world is just a simulation projected by the headset. This is much like the experience of the present moment when seen from the perspective of pure awareness. Pure awareness, the essence of consciousness, is like the invisible "headset" that projects the world we perceive. Just as the VR headset creates an illusion of being "in" a different place, pure awareness creates the feeling of being "in" the present moment, even though this moment is, in a way, an experience within awareness itself.

In VR, every sight, sound, and sensation is programmed—there is no real landscape, just code. Similarly, the present moment, with its sensations, thoughts, and perceptions, arises within awareness. Yet these perceptions are only real from within the confines of awareness, as if they were programmed by our senses and mind to create an “interactive” experience. The vastness of pure awareness is much like the technical source code behind the VR experience: it enables everything, yet remains unnoticed by the one wearing the headset. In the same way, pure awareness is rarely noticed because attention is so focused on the contents of the moment, just as in VR, you’re caught up in what you see, not in the headset itself.

A person saying the present moment feels like a video game has recognized an essential truth. In a VR game, the environment responds to your input—move your hand, and the virtual hand moves. In the present moment, the mind and senses respond to inputs in a similar way, creating the sense of a personal identity navigating a world of experiences. But just like the character in the VR game is not truly "you," our personal identity—the one experiencing these thoughts and sensations—is just a role within awareness. Awareness itself remains untouched by what happens in the present moment, much as the VR headset remains unaffected by the events within the game.

In VR, there's an awareness that everything is contained within the headset’s field of view. The game has boundaries, no matter how immersive it feels. Similarly, the present moment, no matter how vivid, is contained within awareness. Awareness is boundless, while experiences come and go within it, like different levels in a game. When we view the present moment from this vantage, it becomes clear that the "reality" we experience is as limited and temporary as a game level, always shifting within the stillness of awareness itself.

When deeply absorbed in VR, we sometimes forget it's a simulation; it feels real. This is similar to how we get wrapped up in thoughts, emotions, and physical sensations, losing touch with the awareness that underlies them. But just as taking off the VR headset reveals the game to be an illusion, recognizing pure awareness reveals the present moment as a projection within consciousness. This insight brings a sense of freedom and playfulness to life. We see that, like a VR game, life can be immersive without needing to be taken as the ultimate reality.

So, when someone says that the present moment feels like a video game, they’re intuitively sensing that everything they experience is within a “simulation” of awareness. Pure awareness is the foundation, like the VR system itself, while the present moment is the engaging, ever-changing game we get to play. This shift in perception can be liberating; it allows us to participate in life fully while realizing that our true nature is beyond the confines of any particular moment, much like the player exists beyond the virtual reality they temporarily inhabit.

If I took one tab at 6pm, at what time would I be able to fall asleep?

My diagnosis is:

Psychosis (possibly genetic schizophrenia)

OCPD/OCD (on debate)

childhood ADHD that grew into psychosis after LSD abuse

After my dad died in 2016 i abused LSD for a whole week, adding 100ug every day for tolerance reasons.

Now i have hppd and delusions and severe tics/OCD and relationship issues.

Can LSD cause that? Could it have been laced? (it never tasted metallic, but once assumed i felt like i could feel the high and it felt like copper coins.

I'm diagnosed with pre-latent schizophrenia and other things like ocpd and hppd.

I used to have synesthesia as a little kid, then as i grew up it kinda faded away until at 19 i took LSD and i got synesthesia again. I haven't done LSD since 2020 but I still feel like synesthesia and psychosis stayed with me since.

I know this is a pro-LSD sub but i need a real toxicology/medicine discussion.

At first, I heard ringing and the stucco swirled a lot, but in just a few minutes, I was in such a good mood that I came up with this hilarious idea.

It seems like there is fighting everywhere in the world, when will it all end, when can people come to understanding.

does this happen for y’all on lsd everytime I trip bymyself and meditate and question myself I realize I’m god then travel through realms and like dont know what is real or if real is real and real is just a way we describe reality so everytime I like fly out of the physical world and see this like univers in fractals and this guy who has all these other guys within him and these aliens told me I am god within god experiencing god as a alien within the universe god himself and now I believe I am a alien / god and all these other things these guys told me it was as if I didn’t know what my eyes were and I could just fly through wherever my mind takes me and I met like Buddha and Jesus and other people it was wild and I just took 2 tabs 100% more intense then my 8 tab trip

I did a full tab of acid today with friends. We painted paintings individually and painted paintings together by putting a 2 min timer on and changing canvases and it was hilarious. And we played exploding kittens (MY FAVOURITE GAME) and cards against humanity and it was so much fun laughing so hard my cheeks hurt even now. However so much personal shit happening in my life and the anxiety of the future settled in and couldn’t really enjoy the rest of the trip at all.

On my way home, I was listening to “In the night” by TSHA. And it just occurred to me that I can choose to be miserable in the present or set everything to the side and actually enjoy the present when it makes no difference to what eventually will come. And I was on a different high ever since.

I did not realise how much of my present time is always worried about the next thing, how will I make ends meet, my next career move, debts, depression etc. Or fantasising about the future, of all the things I want to do and create. Or all the fake scenarios I make up in my mind day in day out. So now every time I hear myself drifting I tell myself “You are doing it again. Choose happiness right now”. All along the answers were right there.

I took the painting I drew with my friends and wrote over it “I am safe here 4-ever ❤️” and now I choose that painting whenever I need to cry and let it all out. I hold that painting and cry. Everywhere else I will choose to live in the moment and not in the present or the future.

As someone who has been battling with depression my whole life and recently chose to fight back and improve my life in all aspects, I can’t wait to see what this new attitude will do for me.

So I just had a late dinner and am kinda full but not to the point where I need to unbutton my pants lol I just wanna know if 3 hours is good before I drop because i personally hate feeling nauseous on lsd ):

7 hours of non stop star gazing, saw 5 shooting stars together at one glance worth it!!

I recently have been trying more meditation and pyshical surrender and have seen results , what methods have you found that increase this space instead of juat dosing more(now if i do dose more what are ways to guide it to this point ect)

I took 100ug about 2 hours ago and I'm feeling tense as fuck (and lowkey nauseous). I'm listening to some chill tunes but idk, doesn't seem like enough. Any recommendations?

EDIT: I've calmed down now, thanks y'all 💜💜

I smoked about an hour and a half ago and I just had lsd visuals for like 2 minutes? I had acid for the 1st time 2 weeks ago is my brain trying to onto that experience again?

edit: slight visuals nothing crazy

We are planning on tripping again soon, would you guys recommend to take a full tab to have the desired effects considering the 210 figure is probably just phony advertising, or is it a thing that it just didn’t work and the dose was actually correct?

I recently came upon some and have the opportunity to try it, he asked if i wanted “lucy” which im assuming means LSD but i got curious on if its the same as acid? Or maybe im confused. Anyway ive done shrooms and stuff so im not new to psychedelics, whats a good amount to start with to really feel something good, i dont wanna be taken off my feet completely lmao but whats an amount to really have a solid intro into the world of?

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