This is the most realistic movie scene I’ve seen https://youtu.be/axjyydYMhfg. But there’s a lot more of the feeling and the actual high that can’t be shown from a video.

i don’t drink, smoke, weed whatever but LSD I do want to try.

I saw an article once that said folks in old people homes should be able to take whatever they want, including LSD.

For me it was a transformative experience that changed the trajectory of my life. Its effects are beyond comparison and even after experiencing it, it’s pretty much impossible to put into words.

If you’re able to accept the dissolution of your ego, it can be the most freeing and reconciling mental state of your life.

Nope, but also, it can be if that’s the mood you’re in.

For me it feels more like that part of the roller coaster when you just start to drop and you’re in that free fall state, but for about 12 hours or so. It’s a blast, lots of neat swirly effects on the eyes, Lord of positive emotions. Just set aside the next day to recoup a little.

I just want to add that it’s not the same experience for everybody. The way your unique brain reacts could be very different from others. Be safe!

Best to try it out with some friends and maybe a sitter if there’s no tripper with experience.

Also don’t listen to that guy suggesting research chemicals. It’s extremely stupid advice to consider it over LSD. You need to be sure that what you take has been researched already if you are not an experienced drug user. The only research chemical I can suggest if you want a shorter trip than LSD is 2cb, but that’s because it’s not considered a research chemical anymore.

It really is a matter of “set and setting” (to quote Leary), plus chemical variability due to black markets.

Sometimes a trip can be intensely visual and have you giggling at an unnamed wonderful shared secret.

Sometimes a trip can just be a sense of existential doom and a vivid imagination, the worst kind of disjointed lost nightmare you half-remember from childhood.

It’s not binary ofc. You have 6-8 hours of intense experience, which is a lot of time to drift from one mental space to another.

The #1 thing I can suggest is to plan a well-stocked bicycle picnic lunch in a low-traffic park. Bring water. Bring a first-aid kit. Bring a friend or two. Bring a frisbee. Bring lots of different kinds of music to listen to. Plan to spend a lot of time walking or sitting quietly, enjoying nature.

I’d highly recommend having supervision when you first try it. Someone you trust and ideally is sober and has experience with it. That way you won’t do anything too stupid and they can even help you with exploring some aspects of it. We had a great guy supervising our first trip, though he fucked with us a bit by abruptly changing the music a couple of times. But if you’re compatible and it’s done right, it is sooo much fun!

I usually have sore face muscles after a trip … from laughing too much.

Lsd is like a toy that induces some mild mental plasticity, and playing with it lets you try on different brain shapes.

You start feeling/tasting the effects in your jaw about ten minutes or so after eating a tab, it’s a but like that feeling you get after rollercoasters but in your salivary glands, idk it’s hard to describe.

At this point I like to be alone, settled in a cool, dimly lit room, preferably lying on my back and on a tile floor (carpet is disgusting when you’re tripping) and I let my mind wander and start playing.

Day to day I’m incredibly visual, it comes naturally and isn’t particularly entertaining any more, I can easily create a looping klein bottle out of an apple and imagine things in 3d spaces. We’re long past rotating cows in this bad boi.

What I’m not able to do ‘normally’ though, is build music in my mind. The complex layering and holding all those moving parts in my mind at once is just not possible for me. Unless I’m on acid. Then I’m composing symphonies and exploring all the genres of maths and pattern building I can comprehend.

Acid for is a very sensory high, you will be aware of things you didn’t know you had the ability to feel. It can be very overwhelming if you focus on it and let it be.

I hate being in public or around people on acid (tbh I really dislike such things sober too) and if I’m not careful and get overwhelmed, I can get very lost in all the nerve endings of my face. Having a face full of nerve endings is a very distractingly sensory experience.

Getting out of this groove is easy though, just distract yourself with something interesting once you become aware of being stuck, and avoid social spaces at all costs.

TLDR: lsd is best done alone, lying on my kitchen floor in the dark, so I can play in my imagination. Ymmv.

I think it’s pretty safe to say that this song in no way at all represents how it feels to experience an acid trip. Maybe brief moments of a trip would feel like this, but psychedelics can and often will take you on much more of a rollercoaster ride.

If you’re genuinely curious to learn more about what it’s like, let me share with you one of the great old websites available to delve into these matters:

https://www.erowid.org/experiences/subs/exp_LSD.shtml

Lots of good trip reports on here to give you a better idea. Have fun, be safe, and if you do decide to try it find a friend to sit with you who has done it before. Cheers sugar!

my lsd advice: if there are things which deserve your tears, don’t hold them back, feel your feelings to their greatest depths, try to understand yourself and your place in this world, try to understand the world and its place in you, and as always, be kind to yourself 🩷

Ive done it a few times. You ingest it and it can take about an hour or so to kick in as it takes time for your body to absorb it and begin working. From there the effects come in waves in that you will feel its effects strongly but they subside only for them to come back strong again, and so on. This wave cycle lasts hours, typically ~8 but this window can vary of course.

During the trip I typically feel giddy, everything is fun or funny, but this relies heavily on positive stimuli.

Visually Ive never full-on hallucinated in that Ive never had an experience on LSD that was entirely different from reality. For me it has always been an augmentation of reality, like seeing patterns and/or colors on top of reality.

I also seem to get kind of congested, like I have allergies. Maybe Im slightly allergic to LSD or something though.

Its been a great time overall but the length of the effects prevents me from seeking it out again. I just dont want to be locked in to being out of it for that long.

Now, as for what popular media represents LSD as, nothing like that. I have had very strong hallucinations, like I felt as though I was in other places or seeing things that could not be possible, on Salvia concentrations. And Ive done DMT once that pretty intense as well, but LSD was more mild for me.

Consider that concentration of doses likely has a lot to do with my experiences vs others though.

It is nothing like that.

Only done it a few times with friends. First time was at a bachelor party at a semi remote cabin. Our one friend had experience doing it and even did recommended doses for each person. I feel like my experience varied from what others have stated here. It was great though, time is lost and the 2 to 3 hours that it lasts really feels like 6 hours have passed. Depending on how much you do can change what you experience. For me it meant things felt wavy especially if you get yourself into a small room like a bathroom where its extremely noticeable. Conversations are mostly nonsense and the littlest things trigger uncontrollable laughing that lasts for minutes to the point your crying and expect your jaw to hurt. Honestly a lot of the effects reminded me a lot of shrooms, but the high is more intense and cleaner if that makes sense. I didnt have any crazy revelations or changes in life, but you definitely feel good for the next week like your recharged and some worries are lifted. If I ever get the opportunity to do it again i would.

Very, very bad in my experience. You don’t hallucinate entire objects so much as textures, which can be very troubling and lead to a spiral if you’re not in a good environment. You’re better off using research chems IMO, which can give a much more manageable effect that doesn’t last 12 hours