Comments on: What To Expect On A Psilocybin Mushroom Trip

By: Oregon Shroom Shop USA

Oregon Shroom Shop USA — Fri, 08 Dec 2023 03:28:46 +0000

The journey typically begins within 30 minutes to an hour after ingestion, with effects peaking around 2 to 3 hours in. The overall duration of a psilocybin trip can vary, lasting anywhere from 4 to 8 hours. Factors such as dosage, individual sensitivity, and metabolism contribute to the variability in onset and duration.

By: Snowyoda

Snowyoda — Sat, 15 Jul 2023 20:10:24 +0000

Camped at a treehouse in Big Sur. Phenomenal experience the trees, the ocean, the animals everything was connected. My wife and I overdid it just a little bit, laughed uncontrollably for a while, deep introspective experience. We trip about four times a year. The benefits have been amazing for her. For the first time in her life, she literally stops to smell the roses. Look at the flowers watch the clouds talk to the trees. It’s been tremendous for her mental health.

By: parsnip

parsnip — Sun, 24 Jul 2022 02:42:35 +0000

In reply to Ahura. Yes, it's possible. Its best to have a sitter and/or be in a very familiar/safe place (think toddler-proof / sleepwalker safe) for a more than recreational dose.

By: Different psilocybin dosage effects: What do they feel like? - Beatrice Society

Different psilocybin dosage effects: What do they feel like? - Beatrice Society — Fri, 22 Oct 2021 16:47:53 +0000

[…] Depth perception and balance may be affected, so unlike a museum dose it’s generally advisable to find a comfortable home base to enjoy the experience without any demands on time. Emotions are amplified, and some might find themselves discovering new perspectives on familiar problems. Because experiences at this dosage can be more intense, many users will take the time to set their intentions beforehand and may even be accompanied by a trip sitter. […]

By: lee

lee — Sat, 02 Oct 2021 16:08:30 +0000

Yeah the come up anxiety is almost always there for me.. Ive found larger doses and lemontek with fine ground plant material reduces this.. I believe it makes the transition much faster and also prolly stronger so your fight for normal consciousness is shorter and more uphill so you surrender quicker.. tho if you do fight it may be worse but shorter. Also I had a trip where in a pitchblack garage I was able to use ecolocation from a cricket hiding under a coffee table on the other side of the room to safely traverse the obstacles locate the sound source and use my phone to see the cricket.. at the time the sound was unknown to me.. but in normal consciousness I would have been able to easily identify it. Interesting that ability must lie dormant in us somewhere.

By: ClimberT8

ClimberT8 — Thu, 30 Sep 2021 19:56:28 +0000

Here is why I am deeply skeptical about western approaches to “medicine” (or yoga or meditation etc.)
It boils down to the question, “How can you be ‘one with the universe’ and ‘none with the rest of humanity’?”
People, mostly white people, who do or have done any of the above practices never seem to develop empathy for other consciousnesses, at least, never enough to actually sacrifice anything they have to try and help others. Almost nobody I have met or read about feels compelled to try and reduce the suffering and misery of other humans. Is living with discrimination (racial, for example) unreal? Is working as indentured farm labour in India or as an Amazon warehouse employee unreal? If it is unreal, why I don’t I see any of you giving up the privileges you have of this unreal life and taking on the misery of the lives of others?
If you don’t take on racial injustice, police brutality, misogyny, ableism, climate chaos etc., what are the “truly important” hard questions you do take on?
Thank you.

By: Mary

Mary — Mon, 15 Mar 2021 06:56:02 +0000

First and foremost, make sure you have that friend or babysitter. Second drink water to stay hydrated and orange juice. I haven’t read that on any posts yet. This post is to help prepare for the not so fun part of tripping.

I have done a few doses over the past month and I have probably experienced each stage. The worst, is the loop or repeat of something. The second is the feeling like, this is death, or I have brain damage and I’m never going to go back to my reality. Remind yourself, this is temporary, I’m okay, I’m supposed to let go. Sometimes you can try to control the way the trip goes and sometimes you simply cannot.

I had one part where I felt like I was in a different dimension. When I closed my eyes, I felt like I was in this world of black and it was like I was just seeing brain signals bouncing back and forth, at other times it was just a neverending maze of colour. Try to keep your eyes open if you can.

Another is when you kind of look at your own existence. Your home will feel familiar but foreign at the same time. The rooms in your home can give off different emotions or vibes.

Listen to up beat familiar music that makes you happy. If you feel like the trip is too much, find something to focus on, like a video game or a movie, or drawing . You might want to just try to sleep it off if it becomes too intense. You will not succeed. Dont try to fight it. Breath. Make sure you have a nice heavy blanket or warm clothing. I get super cold to the point that I was shivering.

Write yourself a note that you took shrooms, you will be okay, you are trying to have fun and its temporary. This helped me a lot in those scary parts.

If you have the self disconnect. Remind yourself of the things you are proud of like having a job/career, having a home to live in, not being hungry, think of things you appreciate and care about.

If you’re at home when you trip, clean your house first. Trust me.

Make sure you eat something prior to tripping, have candy, fruit, nuts, crackers ready for you in case you have cravings. But again, drink fluids. Dont recommend alcohol or weed.

No one can ever fully prepare you for the experience. Try to relax, let go and remember why you decided to have the experience.
I’m not going to lie, I found it to be very challenging to get through. But I had a great sitter to remind me that its temporary, to offer to have lights on, off, get me water, juice. Check up on me and talked to me in a very calm manner. When I was in a state of complete confusion, they offered things for me to do to try to keep me from being scared.

By: Miles

Miles — Tue, 19 Jan 2021 06:22:07 +0000

In reply to Ct. How many grams did you take, and do you know the strain?

By: Scar

Scar — Sun, 11 Oct 2020 04:44:18 +0000

In reply to bill. Well if you live near Canada then you can order through Origin Mushrooms which is a Canadian mushroom dispensary that sells Psilocybin Mushrooms, magic mushrooms & other kinds of mushrooms online.

By: Ct

Ct — Thu, 08 Oct 2020 04:14:54 +0000

I tried shrooms for the first time this past weekend in Joshua Tree. I have to say i felt all sorts of funnies. I laughed so hard at nothing. Or if one of my girlfriends laugh we all laughed. And i felt light. Time passed so slow. It felt like forever. The stars looked clearer. The trees dancing for me. But it didn’t scare me. It was cute.

We also had our tarot cards read. This is where the emotions kicking in. My cards said I struggled with myself, i have resentment and i have to face that in order to find love. Then after my reading was over i pondered about what it could be… a light bulb popped in my head (literally) it was my dad! I struggle with that. Oh did i cry, i let it all out. I felt so much lighter once I said it. I felt a release from my soul. I do love my dad very much, its just complicated.