Pickles is a lot like all of us.
i took two purple buddhas one night, and we watched the movie A Beautiful Mind haha that was madness
I've never taken purple Buddha's. Gel tabs or paper?
I still love rubber band guns. Pow pow!
Don't fear death! You've died many times before and you'll die many times before our planet is finally pulled into the sun!
Well. The morning did finally come. The sun rose from a different direction than I was staring. I made my way back to camp, which was surprisingly close to where I had stopped for the night.
My friends were happy to see me. We made breakfast and coffee a d packed our tents, mine never used.
I stayed quiet all the way home. To this day I have never shared this story.
Thanks for listening.
After a while I decided I would try again.
I raised my arm and pointed...
Like magic, a faint glow again brightened before my eyes!!!
That's impossible, I thought. Again I dropped my arm and again the light tool shape as 2 distinct headlights from another vehicle turning into my view...
At one point, I decided I had enough. I would concentrate on th hill in front of me and force the sun to rise over its forested top.
I raised my hand. I pointed. I was confident that I had the power to manifest my own illusions.
As my outstretched hand reached toward the top of the hill, I saw a light appear - afaint glow that quickly brightened as I continued an upward motion with my arm!
This couldn't be real! I became frightened and pulled my arm back.
At that moment, the light manifested as car headlights. There must have been a road at the top of the hill... but I wasn't convinced that I hadn't created this illusion to justify my fears...
The night dragged on and the LSD thoroughly reached its peak.
I could hear the drums my friends were playing far in the distance, but I dare not leave in search of the rhythm. Occasionally I would attempt to join the beat with my own drum, but it was obvious to me that they couldn't hear my calls and responses.
I felt incredibly alone.
The lands were writhing in colored streaks, swirling and vibrating with pinks and greens. Still, I could see nothing around me. The only thing I could focus my vision on was the hillside in the distance, now spectacularly brightened by the moon...
It was cold. I remember pushing my back hard against the soft bark of the fir tree, almost in attempt to cuddle it for warmth.
Obviously, (due to the LSD) I would not be sleeping this night.
I resigned myself to stay where I was until morning, confident that the light of day would help me find my path.
I was situated on a hill, which sloped downward in front of me. I could make out the next hill that formed and rose from the bottom of the hill I was on.
It seemed to be miles from my position, but the moon illuminated enough of the landscape that after .y eyes adjusted, I could even see the trees on that far hillside...
I tried to stay calm. I knew I was lost and what's worse, in no condition to make reasoned decisions.
Every step seems to take me further from camp.
I decided to stop and rest by a fir tree situated beside a monolith of granite slab.
Granite slabs were pretty common in the area, actually..
I had a bottle of water and a hand drum, but no light.
It was now very dark...
I remained composed, but told the group I was unable to continue.
They agreed, though reluctantly, and I turned back toward camp as they continued on their way.
Unfortunately, the light had become much dimmer, and I soon became lost in the forested surrounding...
Unfortunately, my drops seemed to kick in much faster than my companions.
Before long, and while still hiking, I could feel that my energy wasn't matching that if the crowd, and I was becoming isolated in my own thoughts.
You have to understand that LSD will amplify your emotions, and even slight changes in your mental state can send the inexperienced user into hysterics...
The sun was starting to dim, and we set out in search of undisturbed nature to experience the fullness of the mountainside.
We had each brought a hand drum, as were aspiring musicians (some more talented than others) and we thought we would communicate rhythmically...
When I was 17, I went camping with a group of friends in the Sierra Nevadas east of Sacramento, CA.
When we got there, we set up our tents and gathered wood for a fire.
When camp was set, we all took several drops of liquid LSD from a vile a friend had purchased.
I used the pippet to squeeze a single drop into my left eye.
Many moons later, I still have issues with that eye. Mostly it's just more sensitive to light, but it also tears up quicker than my right.
Anyway, before the effects of our denegerecy had taken hold on our faculties, we decided we would take a hike into the woods...
Maybe microdose first. Honestly, a nice light mushroom tea may be the ticket to a healthy start.
It's a lie. Earth can go on fine without people.
Should you die off-planet, your soul will not be reborn on earth. Instead, it will attach to one of the devolving species in the cold of space, forever doomed.
By staying, you ensure a proper reincarnation on the planet where your soul and species evolved.
The next evolution is our final form. You don't want to miss it.