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Re: Bad trips are caused by people not being able to accept true reality [Re: Nichrome] * 1
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No idea, she's not a tripper like me. Only has a go every year or two, or three. I don't think I'd encourage her to stack psychedelics, might be a bit wild for her. :tongue2:


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Re: Bad trips are caused by people not being able to accept true reality [Re: Northerner] * 1
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Representative of a profound love and wisdom on your behalf.


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Re: Bad trips are caused by people not being able to accept true reality [Re: Nichrome] * 1
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Perhaps a bad trip is tied to something deep down like the Oedipus complex.

You might be accessing essential elements of your psych that you aren't normally aware of, but that have a very strong hold on your whole existence.

I can imagine a baby/toddler feeling like it's having a bad trip when it has it's narcissistic security in being the center of affection blasted away by feelings of alienation and rejection by the universe/mother.

It might be just like any other trip matter, but it's uncomfortable because it's manifesting a part of you that you aren't familiar with.

Every day, you avoid the practice of starving yourself of universal love and narcissistic reinforcing narratives. You do the opposite. So you are skilled and familiar with that territory of your mind. You like it.

But that horror you feel during a bad trip is probably something we all are carrying around with us locked away deep down.

So while blissful feelings are familiar to us, Because we constantly strive to embrace those feelings,on the other hand, dark feelings seem intrusive, even though they are just as big a part of us and play a massive role in how we operate.

After all, what is it that keeps you constantly running from some imagery dread?

It must be the dread deep down inside of you that keeps you fighting to be the center of universal affection.

Maybe you are just tackling your Oedipus complex, or some sort of similar mechanism of your normal psychology.

That's why I'm so eager to take the bad with the good while tripping.

There are parts of us that we find uncomfortable, and those parts don't get enough recognition, acceptance, and mental working out.

Bad isn't always bad. Sometimes it's just part of you.

Edit: my signature below is my description of of a bad trip.

"existential mystery" "abhorrently sublime"

I'm describing the wonder and amazement "awe"/"revelry of the power behind a bad trip.

That amazement for how horribly it is, will carry you across to the other side.

So you can imagine how I don't view a bad trip as a negative thing, but more like a novel experience that you have to give credit to.

It's a unique experience to encounter those uncomfortable aspects of life in such a powerful way

Forgiveness is the road to peace, and forgiveness requires you to look at the realities of uncomfortable truths about yourself.

Take the good with the bad...... take um like you get um.πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡


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Those ephemeral spasms of infinity, in suspended animation, born across a boundless ether of existential misery aloft a revelry (of awe) for the abhorrently sublime.

Edited by Sub-Easy (11/26/23 07:48 AM)

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Re: Bad trips are caused by people not being able to accept true reality [Re: Sub-Easy]
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Thanks for the perspective, Sub-easy - love it!  I do feel like my brain/mind is not ready for whatever the reality is out there. And I guess it’s telling me that too much medicine too frequently can become a problem, and I need to moderate.

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