Icelander said:

Now you will have to see how to live it.

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redgreenvines said:

did you note the perfection of things otherwise considered imperfect?
did you note a natural flowingness of things and your own being part of that flowing without any resistings?
was it like spending time with an old familiar friend and also like being a baby in wonder at the same time?

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sox24 said:

I had the feeling of nirvana when I did LSD. It felt as if my mind had been overcome by a majestic wave of peace. It was like a wave in that I could recall it sweeping over me in those hours. For once, I knew how the poets felt.

There were ideas I had that my culture told me to deny, ideas that I was told both explicitly and subtly were crazy by society, that were signs of schizophrenia or worse. In those hours it was clear. I was told those things because of someone elses fears, and be it a delusion or not, there was a sacred heart that no one could deny, that for all the tragedy life was an incomprehensible blessing.

Nirvana was profound. I understood that mental illness was real for many, that there are people with chemical imbalances and problems from their family and life experiences, but the majority of mental illness for people was fear or a cry for attention. There are far more people who feared that they might be crazy than people who tried to live and failed.

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Sinbad said:

"I had the feeling of nirvana when I did LSD"

Nirvana is not a feeling.

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