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Primate
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping
#98312 - 11/27/99 10:41 AM (23 years, 10 months ago) |
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I wish i could get a lvl 5 from 5g's...i take 5g's for a level 2 or 3......::sigh:: next time i think i'll do like 3 or 4 with some rue.-Primate... PS: sorry this isn't helping you any with your question
-------------------- "Power to the peaceful" -Micheal Franti and Spearhead
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Anonymous
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98314 - 11/28/99 04:41 AM (23 years, 10 months ago) |
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Bad Idea. I ate too many mushrooms last night. Level 5 whatever. I almost died. My fingers swelled up. I cold sweated, I whined. I forgot to breathe 3 times, I didnt know what was real, if I was plastic, if I even existed. I cant remeber most of it. Thats damm scary and I will NEVER trip that hard again. 24 hrs later is now and I can still feel the effects. Please be careful and prepared.
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inbetween
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98315 - 11/28/99 11:51 AM (23 years, 10 months ago) |
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Blue shroom, sorry to hear about your experience. Out of curiousity, how much did you take? It sounds like you had some nasty bodily effects going on. Those tend to be worse than the mental aspects. Thanks for the warning.
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LillSkit
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98316 - 11/28/99 12:18 PM (23 years, 10 months ago) |
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I had a Level 4-5 experience ones and that was the most incredible tripp ive ever had..The only tip i can give you is to be in a good mood and have a sitter..
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StrangeDays
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98317 - 11/28/99 10:33 PM (23 years, 10 months ago) |
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Take a look at the thread in the Spirituality forum called "ego the false center". I put a trip report in there. I must of taken 10+ Grams for that very weird (mostly weird for people reading it ) voyage.Anyway, for me the main difference of a low and high dose trip is; the higher dose trips are usually completely internal, meaning the whole experience was with eyes closed. ( I was not tired but my eyes kept on wanting to shut)and most of the high dose trips that I have are usually scary to me at one point. So I would suggest preparing well for your trip: I would read The Psychedelic Experience a few times before your trip and even read the 'poem' part during your trip. and Meditating alot the days prior to the trip will also help you. Tell us how it turns out.
Later, StrangeDays Seeker of the Truth www.awestorm.com/strangedays
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inbetween
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98318 - 11/29/99 11:03 AM (23 years, 10 months ago) |
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Sweet, I was planning on reading the Psychedelic Experience again, since I found it on your home page. I am also reading The Way of the Shaman by Michael Harner which is pretty interesting so far. I go to a Buddhist college so I am sort of forced to meditate (very good thing). I'm probably going to take all the mushrooms I have, which I am guessing is around seven grams. I'll definitly report back. By the way Strange Days, that peeing story is funny as hell. Maybe funny isn't the right word, but it must have been something to behold. Much love.------------------ "Whatever That is is not a play on words but a play between words, meaning come down to hang on a little cross for a while. In play." Jack Spicer
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Anonymous
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98319 - 12/17/99 11:31 PM (23 years, 9 months ago) |
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another good book is food of the gods by terrance mckenna which i am in the process of reading. i am also reading the psychedelic experience again. im planning on having my second level 5 trip this christmas vacation(after christmas so i dont act too fucked up around family) on some good ol' cid, which i took on my first level 5 also. the psychedelic experience by leary...its like a trippers bible!!------------------ "if the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it truly is, infinite." -jim morison
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gnrm23
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98320 - 12/17/99 10:06 PM (23 years, 9 months ago) |
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timothy leary did a tao te ching rendering called _psychedelic prayers_ (but i still like jane english's version...) (and the "doors of perception" quote originated with william blake over 200 years ago, i think... ...)
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Anonymous
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98321 - 12/18/99 07:10 PM (23 years, 9 months ago) |
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DAMMIT!!! now i'll have to erase jims name!!!
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Anonymous
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98322 - 12/18/99 07:13 PM (23 years, 9 months ago) |
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DAMMIT!!! now i'll have to erase jims name!!! i have that doors shirt that has the quote on the back....i just assumed it wass jim morrison..is it william blake???? gnrm23--who is he anyway???
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gnrm23
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98323 - 12/19/99 10:36 AM (23 years, 9 months ago) |
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english mystic poet visionary artist late 1700s, illustrated and printed his own books of cosmic visions, unusual version of christianity from this seer's fevered brow (he also shows up in orson scott card's alternate history america in the alvin maker series...) if you do a yahoo or google search i betcha you can get a glimpse of some of blake's illuminated manuscripts...
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gnrm23
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98324 - 12/19/99 10:44 AM (23 years, 9 months ago) |
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oh and the "doors of perception" was the title for aldous huxley's report on his mescaline experiment from the mid 1950s... often published nowadays with "heaven and hell-a voyage to the antipodes of the mind", but for a land to visit, try his lovely last novel, _island_ which is filled with advice for living, dying, tripping, paying attention, being aware... enjoy oh another--- alan watts _the joyous cosmology_ is a wow, and the text is avasilable online (but those pictures in the hard copy are just vibrant...)
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Anonymous
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98325 - 12/19/99 06:59 PM (23 years, 9 months ago) |
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I have noticed a relationship with a level 4 and 5 trip, and the extremeties swelling, as with blu shrooms fingers swelling. I have noticed this corelation with past incidents of "overdose", and swelling of the wrist, hand and fingers is not uncommon. Any comments? ------------------
What little I know....
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Springbok
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98326 - 12/20/99 07:52 AM (23 years, 9 months ago) |
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I did a bad level five the other day. It was my fault because I was in a bad (anxious) mood that evening. Usually level fives are just really cool experiences...Regards, Springbok
-------------------- --------------------------------------------- "What does it all mean, Mr. Natural..?" - Art Crumb
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Anonymous
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98327 - 12/20/99 06:29 PM (23 years, 9 months ago) |
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gnrm23--- yeah i was thinking of getting a copy of the "doors of perception." i think i'll take a look for it know on ebay. that's where i got a hardcover copy from 1970 of "the psychedelic experience" after loosing my softcover copy. i also got "food of the gods" by terence mckenna from ebay which i am reading now. its a pretty interesting book about drugs and human evolution.------------------ "if the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it truly is, infinite."
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psi
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98328 - 12/21/99 01:00 PM (23 years, 9 months ago) |
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Who wrote "The Psychedelic Experience"?
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StrangeDays
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98329 - 12/22/99 03:52 AM (23 years, 9 months ago) |
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It was written by: Timothy Leary, Ph.D., Ralph Metzner, Ph.D., & Richard Alpert, Ph.D
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Ishmael
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Registered: 10/28/99
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98330 - 12/23/99 07:52 PM (23 years, 9 months ago) |
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If you subscribe to Leary's ideas, then the advice which I suggest you take most seriously concerning getting the most of a level 5 trip is the idea of Set & Setting. The short of it is that Set is your mind (mind-set) and all of the personal baggage you have stored within it. Your Setting is obviously, where you are. Setting is what is typically changed, altered or adjusted before a trip in order to facilitate change within your Mind Set. Leary suggests A non-clinical setting which you are familiar with (Your home, a good friend's home) or has comforting qualities. Candlelight or firelight is often employed. Seclusion of the setting is often desirable as level 4 & 5 trips can become very vocal and must take into consideration that ones screaming, crying, yelling and otherwise raising hell, will almost certainly give rise to undesirable situations with nonparticipants (e.g polic, neighbors, parents). Soothing or calming music (Ravi Shankar is my personal favorite) is also reccomended as a link to reality and as a subconscious tranquilizer. But not only these ambient features, but also people there to help you. Leary suggests people upon varying level of consciousness, though at least one person tripping and one person grounded (a babysitter if you will) will work just as well. The idea being that the tripping fellow will be able to offer compassion from your level or experience, and that the grounded person will be able to offer a link to reality and be around if things become too hairy. These people should be people you trust and have an established relationship with. As for swelling, I do know that tripping has a tendency to cause a rise in blood pressure. And that laying in a prone position typically will cause a pooling of blood within the upper extremities (I.E. the arms and fingers). The combined force of elevated blood pressure and the pooling effect from being prone (I say from experience because it is difficult to do much else while tripping) could quite possibly lead to such effects. Ish
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Violent-J
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98331 - 12/25/99 10:37 AM (23 years, 9 months ago) |
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5 g's of cubensis= level 3, 4 at best for me. I got a high tolerance.... its a curse. My advice to you is do it with somebody who can control the situation if you dont think you can. 5 g's aint that much, so you should be fine (try 10.... thats a trip!)------------------ The country we live in was built by slaves Beat down and murdered And stuffed in thier graves You put a slave owner on the one dolla bill AND YOU WANNA KNOW WHY I KILL PEOPLE?!?
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Anonymous
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Re: advice about level 5 tripping [Re: Primate]
#98332 - 12/27/99 03:05 AM (23 years, 9 months ago) |
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I had full cup of cubensis and had a really bad level five trip *alone* I wrote about it in the trip reports "A good trip gone bad" My advice: Don't trip alone unless no one can get a hold of you.------------------ What a long, strange trip it's been... -Jerry Garcia
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