FiloSharp

u/FiloSharp



r/DMT•

I had the text translated using DeepL.

Although I haven’t had a breakthrough yet, I’ve been in the ‘waiting room’ a few times and have spent more time in the ‘low-dose’ range.

If there’s one important thing I’ve realised so far, it’s that it wasn’t the substance that changed me, but the journey towards it.

I’ve known about DMT for 10 years and first tried it when I was 19 – an attempt that backfired spectacularly.

Over the last few years, I’ve been constantly working on myself, always with the aim of eventually being ready for the journey, and now the time has come.

I’ve read up on the principles of psychonautics, I’ve overcome my meth and speed addictions, and I’m currently working on

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r/MagicMushrooms•

Since someone asked earlier what Amanita muscaria feels like, I’ve dug out a trip report. The source is a German magic mushroom website; I hope the translation makes sense. Source:https://zauberpilzblog.com/fliegenpilze-kaufen-amanita-muscaria/

I’m surprised that hardly anyone here has ever tried fly agaric mushrooms. Historically they’re supposed to be one of the most widely used hallucinogens. And if you go into the forest, the mushroom you’ll probably see the most often is the fly agaric. The nice thing is that mushroom pickers usually leave them alone—some people are even afraid of them, almost like they’re afraid of snakes. The tricky part is drying them, because that’s when the reall

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Hey everyone, just a bit of background about me: I'm a 25-year-old guy now, but I was around 18 or 19 when this happened. Back then, I had no real connection to spirituality, that all changed over the last two years. After learning about Kundalini awakenings, this memory suddenly resurfaced, and I've been wondering if it might have been my first spontaneous experience. Until now, I could never explain what happened.

It must have been 6 or 7 years ago. I had just started smoking cannabis and had a very low tolerance. One thing I loved doing was listening to music while high, something I still enjoy, just a lot less often these days. Back then, cannabis would amplify every sensation, and I ab

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r/ketamine•

Hey folks,

this happened a few years back, and I’ve never really been able to explain it – not sure if it was “just” the K or something else entirel. I took a pretty large amount of ketamine (honestly couldn’t say how much, but definitely strong) and was lying down alone with some jungle/tribal ambient music playing in the background. Eyes closed. Letting go. At some point, I wasn’t in my body anymore. I was lying in a pond, like in the middle of a forest clearing – still water, calm, no fear, but this intense silence around me. All around the clearing stood figures in robes. They didn’t speak. Just watched. Like some kind of ancient council or ceremonial order. And then: This female presen

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r/Salvia•

First Salvia Experience

Trip Report / Experience

I want to share my first and only Salvia trip with you because I recently came to a realization about what it might mean.

I was on vacation in Amsterdam a few years ago and visited a smart shop where I found Salvia. I was already familiar with it and had previous experiences with mushrooms and acid, so I wanted to give it a try.

A week later, I decided that the time was right. Since I didn’t own a bong and only had 5x extract, I had to improvise and made myself a gravity bong.

So, I got everything ready and took my hit.

As soon as I inhaled, my consciousness started shifting, and suddenly, I was a basketball player doing a dunk, while in reality, I was just setting the gravity bong aside

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