Would you believe it....

Stimpy and Ren

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That 3 seconds of eternity occurred on my second shroom trip. It was one of my more "adventurous" trips. I don't wanna call it strange, because the psychedelic experience in and of itself is strange. But during that same trip, I also experienced 12 full years in "limbo". I can't remember the exact setting, but I was basically a different person living in a different place who knew different people. A totally new life. And I lived through 12 full years of that. I had conversations with those people. We did things. I had to endure day after day of that existence. I lived through every second of those 12 years. It felt as real as this reality. I experienced 12 full years of sensory input from all six of my senses. By the end of the 12 years, I could look back into my memory and see images that occurred on my 4th or 5th year. It was just like normal memory recall. And when I finally escaped from that limbo universe, I had a massive "lol wut?" moment. I had lived 12 full years as somebody else and experienced 12 years worth of conversations and activities and what not. And then it all ended and I was me again. I sat in my bed for a good 1 hour trying to recoop from my massive mindfuck. 12 years had gone by since I was myself. I had to remember who I was, and convince myself that this reality was the real one, and not the 12 year limbo experience. But I'm still not all that convinced of that. Perhaps I was given insight into a parallel universe or a past life. So maybe that 12 year limbo wasn't just a product of my incredibly overactive imagination. Maybe it has some merit.

Needless to say, I ate way too many shrooms on accident that night.

I suppose the only downside is that now I feel 12 years older than my actual age. Pretty strange stuff. That's why psychadelics rock. Cause anything that can add 12 fucking years to your life, is a plus in my book. Sorry, let me clarify, my life right now doesn't feel 12 years older. My soul feels 12 years older. Hard to explain.
 

lowryder666

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That 3 seconds of eternity occurred on my second shroom trip. It was one of my more "adventurous" trips. I don't wanna call it strange, because the psychedelic experience in and of itself is strange. But during that same trip, I also experienced 12 full years in "limbo". I can't remember the exact setting, but I was basically a different person living in a different place who knew different people. A totally new life. And I lived through 12 full years of that. I had conversations with those people. We did things. I had to endure day after day of that existence. I lived through every second of those 12 years. It felt as real as this reality. I experienced 12 full years of sensory input from all six of my senses. By the end of the 12 years, I could look back into my memory and see images that occurred on my 4th or 5th year. It was just like normal memory recall. And when I finally escaped from that limbo universe, I had a massive "lol wut?" moment. I had lived 12 full years as somebody else and experienced 12 years worth of conversations and activities and what not. And then it all ended and I was me again. I sat in my bed for a good 1 hour trying to recoop from my massive mindfuck. 12 years had gone by since I was myself. I had to remember who I was, and convince myself that this reality was the real one, and not the 12 year limbo experience. But I'm still not all that convinced of that. Perhaps I was given insight into a parallel universe or a past life. So maybe that 12 year limbo wasn't just a product of my incredibly overactive imagination. Maybe it has some merit.

Needless to say, I ate way too many shrooms on accident that night.

I suppose the only downside is that now I feel 12 years older than my actual age. Pretty strange stuff. That's why psychadelics rock. Cause anything that can add 12 fucking years to your life, is a plus in my book. Sorry, let me clarify, my life right now doesn't feel 12 years older. My soul feels 12 years older. Hard to explain.
That's great. I felt the 'universal shift' myself. I have managed to shift my formal predominantly left brain self to a more right to right centred brain self. I have now gained the ability to create realistic art (portraiture) as well as more exciting abstract art (before I couldn't create as and experienced headaches if attempted to do so. I also am able to experience past moments with my deceased grandparents through meditation. It's if I'm actually there in the moment with them and is quite a beautiful experience. I also have an enlightened sense of their 'current presence'. I am also much less 'nerdy', snappy and arrogant than I used to be and as a result can enjoy more fulfilling relationships with women. For my family it's come as quite a shock but I believe they will eventually come around to my newer state of increase happiness. For me it's been nothing but a benefit and I enjoy experiencing my new universe each and every day. I feel reborn.

Apparently the point of enlightenment is supposed to happen when then brain makes the transition from a left sided type to that of a right sided predominance (and presumably visa versa). This is when the brain is perfectly centred (which can also be achieved also I believe with years of meditation.... if your lucky)
 

Stimpy and Ren

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In the absence of shrooms, I've furthered my meditation techniques. I've been doing this for the last few months or so. I'm getting to the point where I can experience shroom-esque experiences just through meditation. I'm currently waiting for my first shroom grow to colonize. Hopefully I've have a bunch of fungus to play with in time for christmas. I have a feeling the next trip I have is gonna be a game changer.
 

BA142

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During my first shroom trip I thought I paused time...everything just stopped moving except for me. I could have swore it was at least 30 minutes but it was no more than 5 seconds...
 

itsaplant

Active Member
once I shroomed and I ate all the "Dregs" off the entire shroom pot for a group of 6 people.
I arrived late and no tea was left, just the "Slugs"

I sat down and time crawled to a slow, or fast. What ever happened I blinked and 6 hours went by and I was still sitting on the ground but the lights were out, part over.
Huge WTF, missed the entire experience.
 

spandy

Well-Known Member
That 3 seconds of eternity occurred on my second shroom trip. It was one of my more "adventurous" trips. I don't wanna call it strange, because the psychedelic experience in and of itself is strange. But during that same trip, I also experienced 12 full years in "limbo". I can't remember the exact setting, but I was basically a different person living in a different place who knew different people. A totally new life. And I lived through 12 full years of that. I had conversations with those people. We did things. I had to endure day after day of that existence. I lived through every second of those 12 years. It felt as real as this reality. I experienced 12 full years of sensory input from all six of my senses. By the end of the 12 years, I could look back into my memory and see images that occurred on my 4th or 5th year. It was just like normal memory recall. And when I finally escaped from that limbo universe, I had a massive "lol wut?" moment. I had lived 12 full years as somebody else and experienced 12 years worth of conversations and activities and what not. And then it all ended and I was me again. I sat in my bed for a good 1 hour trying to recoop from my massive mindfuck. 12 years had gone by since I was myself. I had to remember who I was, and convince myself that this reality was the real one, and not the 12 year limbo experience. But I'm still not all that convinced of that. Perhaps I was given insight into a parallel universe or a past life. So maybe that 12 year limbo wasn't just a product of my incredibly overactive imagination. Maybe it has some merit.

Needless to say, I ate way too many shrooms on accident that night.

I suppose the only downside is that now I feel 12 years older than my actual age. Pretty strange stuff. That's why psychadelics rock. Cause anything that can add 12 fucking years to your life, is a plus in my book. Sorry, let me clarify, my life right now doesn't feel 12 years older. My soul feels 12 years older. Hard to explain.


Huh, really? Are you sure it was shrooms, because I've ate pounds of shrooms in my life, 1 oz is the most in one sitting, and all I ever get is a distorted sense of reality, and major misfiring of the brain where my mind jumps from subject to subject faster than I can relay it out of my mouth, which confuses me so I end up just stop talking and walk around and look at all the swirly melty things for hours and laugh my ass off.

I think some of you make shit up when it comes to shrooms if you ask me.
 

lowryder666

Active Member
During my first shroom trip I thought I paused time...everything just stopped moving except for me. I could have swore it was at least 30 minutes but it was no more than 5 seconds...
Yeah... those time dilation effects are vey common with psychedelics (or if you're in he middle of a car crash!)
 

lowryder666

Active Member
In the absence of shrooms, I've furthered my meditation techniques. I've been doing this for the last few months or so. I'm getting to the point where I can experience shroom-esque experiences just through meditation. I'm currently waiting for my first shroom grow to colonize. Hopefully I've have a bunch of fungus to play with in time for christmas. I have a feeling the next trip I have is gonna be a game changer.
Good stuff. I don't fell the need to do psychedelics ever again in case it messes with my current day to day state.

Thanks for sharing.... soul mate
 

MJstudent

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During my first shroom trip I thought I paused time...everything just stopped moving except for me. I could have swore it was at least 30 minutes but it was no more than 5 seconds...
haha you stopped time for 5 seconds! good ol mushrooms. first time i did em igot stoned without a single visual of 2 grams, i think it was because i was scared to do them and didnt really wan tto trip at first. then when i didnt trip i was pissed.
 
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