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Psychedelics

Exploring my mind has always been one of the most interesting things in life for me.

Exploring different states of consciousness both naturally or chemically induced. There is a certain sense of mystery how one chemical can radically change your perception in such a short time and leave you with more questions than you started with.

Sadly, there is a rather negative stigma attached to most illegal drugs. It's sad that drugs like alcohol that numb your senses and your perception are socially acceptable yet drugs that let you explore and see things in a new light are banned and frowned upon. Declaring war on plants is insane.

On the brighter side, I think things are changing and are getting better in this regard. With advent of such easy access to knowledge, it is not so hard to do one's own research and come to one's own conclusions instead of accepting what other people think or say.

But as will all things, moderation is key. Or as in the case of psychedelics, this Alan Watts quote:

"When you get the message, hang up the phone"

My favorite psychedelics currently are 4-AcO-DMT, 4-HO-MiPT, 5-MeO-DMT, Changa & LSD (or 1cP-LSD) (~ 150-200 ug).

Want to try mescaline at some point too and actually breakthrough on DMT.

I use Tablets iOS app to track all my doses. This helps me make sure I don't abuse any substance. Usually take 2+ month breaks in between.

I hope to grow my own plant garden one day. For now I only grow my own mushrooms & cannabis. But want to try grow Peyote & Salvia amongst few other things. Plants and gardening is a fun rabbit hole to study.

Psychedelics together with listening of Alan Watts taught me a lot about life and death and how to always find my happiness amidst all the universe's chaos.

I like listening to my Trip playlist of songs when I trip.

Realchems is great vendor.

It's good to be aware that set and setting are important to get right before taking psychedelics. Otherwise you risk getting a bad trip.

Psychedelic Information Theory is a nice read.

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