*I was severely traumatized years ago as a teenage, got diagnosed with OCD. Spent my whole life fighting OCD. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my husband recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean, never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.*
Congrats on your recovery. Most persons never realizes psilocybin can be used as a miracle medication to save lives. Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death bud, lets be honest here.
Yes *Mr.Luccas024* ..Mushrooms are very medicinal. This is why anybody familiar with psilocybin and any other kind of fungi will tell you, "They are alive." They have a very ancient wisdom. To my experience, all mushrooms have always said, "Pay attention to your life. How you think, how you feel, and what will you do with the information that you always knew, but now are seeing in this point of view." This is why mushrooms are so respected in tribal cultures. This mental health treatment works for me too. Half micro doses do the trick for me. At least a few days at a time with lengthy time in between. Never addictive. Thank you for sharing this point!
@@deijix I first came across him way back in 1999 when I began researching psychedelics and mushrooms. I bought a couple of his cultivation books and various mushroom growing supplies. The knowledge I gained from him ended up saving my life and made possible some of the most important and (third) eye opening spiritual experiences of my life.
I tried a hallucinogen once. Believe it's called 2C-E. Eye opening experience, but I wouldnt say it made me a better person. It did strengthen my views of the world though and especially science.
It's that good neurogenesis, baby. The real good stuff. I fully believe in the power of mushrooms to ease away some of the trauma in a person's brain. I have felt firsthand the rejuvenative effect of growing new neural pathways.
@MechInvent Actually though - I'm not spam and I'm not trying to sell anything. No whatsapp or emojis pointing at my name lmao If you want shrooms, grow them yourself. Its easy to do, and spores are legal to buy. It's the only way to really know that you're getting unadulterated stuff.
@@derp195I was just looking into growing and it seems like it takes months. Feel like that is too long. Do you have any source recommendations for growing? And also for buying spores? TY!
@annfalco3875 Google "pf tek" for probably the fastest and easiest way to get results. Yeah, it takes some time. Iirc, around a month for the first harvests. It's way cheaper to do it yourself though, more rewarding, and less sketchy than having to go to a dealer. As for sources, I don't have any specific suggestions, but if you look up "psilocybin research spore syringe", you shouldn't have any problem finding something.
My son was severely depressed and overweight, anti-social, angry, hurt, a hermit.. Just played zbox and ate junk. After a mushroom trip he lost 100 lbs, became positive social and outgoing. Got a job and finished school. Had energy and self confidence...he is radiant and has a glow. ❤
@@johnjones99124It genuinely depends, as someone put before it doesn’t unlock depression but it shows you the key. You may need more than one trip, if you’re nervous and prone to anxiety trying first time at a smaller dose 1.5g to get a feel for it will make it a great experience, and you can bump it up to a proper full trip which is 3.5-5. 5g dried is a massive heroic dose, you won’t OD but you need to take the whole day and night free from any responsibilities to make sure your brain keeps on track of what you’re experiencing and to reflect on it afterwards Everyone’s trip is different and even “bad trips” show you things you dont want to see, but they may be beneficial for you to realize regardless. Best of luck, 3.5g was a big step for me but I want to go higher as I didn’t quite get as profound impact but my depression was gone for some months, make sure not to combine it with alcohol, weed or other drugs, just have some water and enjoy the ride I go a few months to twice a year between big trips, I don’t recommend more than that, microdosing is a different story x
@@johnjones99124 Not permanently. The positive effect at its peak will be several months, 2-3. Gradually it might diminish but up to a year maximum where you feel an obvious improvement. Good thing is you can do it again. Once a year is a good way to go about if you’re mentally and physically healthy. You never want to trip on psyches heavily dosed more than once a month but that would not good for you in my opinion. I have friends who used to trip every day at certain points in their life, met other’s who had done that too. Not a good way to maintain your sanity.
Sometimes when I think of my experiences with mushrooms I weep tears of joy just knowing that im capable of feeling that much happiness and that the universe puts it in my path to remind me to hang on because one day it may be mine to keep with no external help
This was me & my DMT awakening. 3 years later & it’s still the most profound + life-changing experience I’ve ever had. Went from a 21yr old druggy drop-out embarrassment, to a small business owner creating 6 figures. Haven’t touched alcohol, became the first ‘wealthy’ person in my family, and have had only positive outlooks for life since.
I have a feeling your experience of a revelation making you become straight edge, isn't what most activists pushing for wide spread civilisational "therapeutic drug use" have in mind.
@@Alfred5555 what do you think they have in mind? Hedonism and debauchery? Lol I'm sure some do, but I think the main goal, is to be able to heal to a point where you don't feel the need to escape reality with addictive behaviors.
@@Born_Stellar you do you ;) I’ve personally found it very therapeutic when going through tough times or great times in life. If nothing else it feels like a mental reset where all stresses just wash away. I try to have a good trip once or twice a year.
Mushrooms did wonders in my life. I was severely traumatized years ago as a teenage, got diagnosed with cptsd. Spent my whole life fighting cptsd. Also suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly, 8 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.
I'm so very happy for you, Psilocybin is absolutely amazing, the way it shows you things, the way it teaches you things. I can not believe our world and our people shows less interest about it's helpfulness to humanity. It's love. The mushrooms heals people by showing the truth, it would be so beneficial for so many people, especially politicians and the rich who have lost their way and every other persons out there.
Can you help me with the reliable source 🙏. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Germany. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them
YES very sure of Mr.medmushies. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, BPD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.
Mushrooms are very medicinal. This is why anybody familiar with psilocybin and any other kind of fungi will tell you, "They are alive." They have a very ancient wisdom. To my experience, all mushrooms have always said, "Pay attention to your life. How you think, how you feel, and what will you do with the information that you always knew, but now are seeing in this point of view." This is why mushrooms are so respected in tribal cultures. This mental health treatment works for me too. Half micro doses do the trick for me. At least a few days at a time with lengthy time in between. Never addictive. Thank you for sharing this point!
my first 5g trip was the greatest trip i’ve ever experienced. i remember taking a walk and seeing the ground wave and breathe like humans, then these patterns (sorta like ancient aztec art) were just swirling around my feet and i couldn’t stop giggling. i then went to a river that was across the street from my neighborhood and smoked a joint peak trip which made it that much better. i remember every thing literally changed. the colors were sooooooo vibrant. the gray stones were blue like the sky, i could hear people talking that i believe were like a half mile away while i was next to a damn, and then these eyes came out of the water; there were thousands of them. but it was the universe looking at me telling me everything is cool and fine.
I'm one of 70%. I was a total hedonist, pretty nihilist and didn't care about consequences really. Took a nice full dose of shrooms and permanently feel more positive and more connected to my fellow man. I'm no hippy type either but I think it was essential to my life
Being a hedonist as described by hedon is to extend and maximize happiness for the duration of your entire life. This directly means to weigh consequences carefully, being healthy to the best of your ability,and extending kindness so that you maximize the kindness people extend onto you for your whole life. The modern definition of hedonism is just as excuse to do whatever the fuck you want and put great philosophers to shame
@@chriskim9289 that's fair, I will easily admit I was only aware of the modern usage and I suppose bastardization of the term. Without terms, I would say I was seeking maximum pleasure while omitting reciprocation or honesty. Just didn't care as long as I got what I wanted. With shrooms I did feel a near complete change to that mindset and lifestyle And terry can call me a hippy all he wants, but there are CEOs of companies that microdose acid on a daily basis, there's plenty of science to back on shrooms treatment of PTSD and depression. Doesn't mean I live in a van and bum around the country. Keep your ancient preconceived notions I don't give a damn
@@chriskim9289 true, but it's still not what I found from lsd. It also depends on if you mean happiness or contentment because those are two very different things. For instance, after my trip on lsd, I saw the path that would give me maximal contentment and it completely changed my work ethic. Before I used to just go through the motions of uni because I was good enough to get a good grade but not guarantee a first without ever attending a lecture. Now I attend all my lectures, have essentially dropped playing games and have rather minimal leisure which I spend listening to music or making music. All that from one 100-125ug trip. I might find the work easy atm, but I'm going to be more content knowing that I'm following the most meaningful path laid out for me. I also have a research project with no real limit on it which I'm going to go hard on and make a meaningful contribution to maths. I'm not going to never take leisure obviously and I am going to trip again and watch movies, go to gigs etc. Would that count as hedonism? It may well bring me the most happiness in the long term. Funnily enough, my project is on fractals lol. Couldn't say where that inspiration came from.
This is 1000% correct. I did mushrooms several times and to this day it is still one of the best experiences of my life. It is strange but it seems to show you how absolutely beautiful life and the world is. And you always retain that forever.
It is so true that during and after a psilocybin experience people, ( not just I myself but many people I've known) suddenly become much more grateful and humble, thankful for the world we live in . It gives that person a far better outlook on their life and that of others . It's different everytime but that , spiritual experience is so powerful and can stay with a person for the rest of their lives it instills a different mindset and view of the planet we live in. You feel ( I feel, I should say) that it makes me feel more connected with the world in ways I never could've imagined where it not for these naturally occurring fungi. Very few people in my experience have come away with a negative experience and thats also down to individual mindsets , negativity - positivity and security . Security because being with someone who is experienced in psilocybin and acts as a ' guide' for the newcomer and is always there to remind them, ' you are ok, I am here with you and I will make sure it stays that way' . This can make or break it for newcomers and I'd always advise a guide
Trust me an extreme negative experience can leave negative residual effects. Seen it in a couple friends that had really bad trips. They’re more fearful. Edit: just would like to say that I don’t discredit the positive effects. I think there’s great use for this and has great and healthy benefits. But just do your research, respect and use the drug with care and healthy intent if you are gonna do it on your own, and pace yourself. Be in a clean, positive environment and have good intentions beforehand. Dont just Jump off the deep end for your first time with a heavy dose because your experienced friend said it would be “fun”. A lot of inexperienced people are thrown into psychedelic experiences that they’re not ready for due to peer pressure. They can also have underlying traumas and mental health issues that friends don’t understand that translate into their trip. They then become easily overwhelmed and the trip is a difficult experience for them. So yeah respect how powerful psychedelic experiences can be and be sure to do it in more controlled and healthy environment and realize that fesr is just a natural human emotion that you’re going to experience. Just don’t gotta latch onto it. Under the right settings, it’ll open up good parts of your heart and mind you never knew you had! Much love to you all hope you find wisdom and happiness in your life! Sorry unnecessarily long edit lol
More fearful isn’t even worst case. People can really mess up their minds with psychedelics. Also “it can be fixed just take M0AR shr00mz br0!” is a braindead take lmao
Seriously, my first and only trip on shroom's fucked me up I'm scared to even do it again (now I took a little too much but it still doesn't make me any less scared of trying it again). Weirdly enough though I can handle acid just fine even on the higher dose's
I’ve taken a lot of hallucinogens some good times and some bad. But the last time I took mushrooms, I took a very large amount. And it was one of the scariest trips ever, but it was also one of the best and most beneficial trips I’ve ever had. I had the death of my ego. And I didn’t realize how badly I needed that. I was a different person, for the better, after that trip. I think about that trip everyday and im grateful for the experience because I feel that I am a better person now.
I just had one of those scary experiences. Totally caught me off guard - never felt that ridiculous level of impending doom on shrooms. Have you done them since? I am not totally deterred after that, will just adjust the dose and setting next time I think.
Mushrooms are wonderful. I went about 13 years without them. Got into a terrible terrible depression and tried pharma with no luck. Decided I needed a reset. Still feel better 8 months later
This reminds me.... I'm due for a heroic dose😂😂😂. Psilocybin is absolutely incredible, and I too, can attest for this short, it indeed did rewrite my brain, and i dont doubt its medicinal potential for folks with ptsd, depression, anxiety, etc. I found myself in a dark place in my early 20s, and a friend of mine insisted that i try some shrooms.... best decision I've ever made for my own wellbeing. Skeptics will remain, as with all things. The only thing i can say to them is give it a try, and get back to me. It never hurts to try.
I feel like the people who had negative experiences needed it the most. I had a really bad trip a couple times but after that, it felt like something in my brain changed.. like not for the worse but my ptsd was much less and some of the real traumatic shit that happened didnt affect me as much. I think its your subconscious fighting and partially removing things
I came here to say the same kind if thing. My quest trips were also my most enlightening trips. I feel the 30% didn't like the feeling of losing control, even if that's what they really need.
Sometimes you need a bad trip to break you down enough to listen properly to what you need to work through. Happened a couple of times for me and it was much needed!
@@buzzkillington014 You're biologically designed to have a problem with letting go of consciousness. You also have a biologically designed process of naturally relieving your consciousness and having your subconscious completely take over to sort out all the mess in your mind, it's called sleeping, dreaming, when you get really good at it it's called day-dreaming.
@@Alfred5555 but obviously it doesn't solve everything. Specifically, PTSD and such, because sleep only helps with your current working memory (or in other words, just what happened that day). Generally, when we sleep we actually have very little to no conscious thought at all. But when on Psilocybin Shrooms, the conscious mind is still engaged with all your senses, but filtered through a subconscious lens. It's as if you get to partially peer into the inner workings of what your subconscious is visualizing. This allows you to partially sort through past trauma (through association and recollection) and get better. Psilocybin is cool.
Psychedelic shrooms trips can be truly life - changing . It's amazing how they can bring about positive transformations and have a profound impact on our lives .
I totally agree ! Psilocybin mushrooms and psychedelics in general have shown great potential in helping people with mental health issues . It's truly remarkable how effective they can be in treating depression and anxiety .
I know soldiers with severe PTSD & depression since coming home who were in a study like this one overseas and they all have said it changed their life and helped them with the PTSD and depression.
this is what I'm looking for. been depressed for a while that came along all the sudden. I'm hoping to get something to help with my depression and bad thoughts.
Psychedelic’s definitely have potential to deal with mental health symptoms like anxiety and depression, I would like to try them again but it’s just so hard to source here
Psychedelics are the reason why i didn’t take my life when i was at my end. I was stripped of my ego and saw the beauty of life and interconnectivity and even though i still battle anxiety and depression, I’m doing better everyday and will never think in such a self destructive way again.
LSD and mushrooms completely changed my whole outlook on life. I became a better version of myself This experience gave me a lot of confidence about my self and my body. A bunch of bad thought / behavior patterns were broken. One of these was pretty bad OCD that made me wash my hands a lot. It gave me a lot of hope that things will be fine, this is the one thing that I heard throughout the trip: Everything is alright. The main reason for the trip was my severe depression and it definitely helped me (although it's not gone). Before all I could do was lay in bed. Now I am trying to rebuild my life one step at a time which wasn't possible before."
@Kyle Russell Last year, I took shrooms at Las Vegas thinking it was going to hit like an edible or something. Shit was scary at first but amazing once you start getting deeper into your thoughts
I'm 70 years.. when I was about twenty-seven it wasn't the first or the last trip I ever took on psilocybin but that particular trip was very beneficial.. help me understand myself at a core level and where my depression was coming from.. which has helped me over the years more than I can say..... I'd really like to do it again...now... If I could find it.
@@gaylewatkins6781 Michigan it's legal in some cities and spores are legal to buy and possess. Growing on the other hand it's federally illegal but if you can get away with legally buying spores then just buy some rye berry grain and coco coir,vermiculite,gypsum (CVG) mix and you can read how to grow. Basically just watch them grow and harvest when needed. Drown cake for 8hrs after harvest and put back into a bin for next run of mushies. I've been growing for a year now and it's the best way in my opinion. Freshest mushies too.
Tripping is mental house cleaning. While not for everyone, most people greatly benefit from it. I think that people who have a negative experience, or bad trip, have some mental issues that cause them to block the good effects. If they worked through those then I think psychedelics would help them as well.
That's how it happened to me. I'd like to think that it's because I saw the world through a different lense in a way you really can't without it. I'm more calm, less erratic, less bitter, just a better person in general. AND I only had it once three years ago so clearly something in me changed.
It’s true that psychedelics can permanently alter your psyche, that could easily induce paranoia, ie not quite understanding what the drug had done to you and whether you were happy with it, I can tell my father took psychedelics in the 60’s without him telling me, it manifests in his underlying philosophy that reality is a false play / curtain and behind it we’re all one consciousness etc, this pervades underneath his outlook. I would not always describe that as a positive outlook.
Nearly 10 years later, and i still attribute it to one of the main reasons i didnt end my life. What i did was dumb, taking so many shroom for the first time while so overwhelmed and miserable but thankfully the trip helped me get through the most difficult emotions i had ever felt.
All it did for me was give me eye floaters and overloaded my empathy. The effects were permanent. I still have residual visual effects as well. This was over 10 years ago
Or mental health/cognitive issues for life, potential bodily harm, trauma, etc. It’s fine to talk about the therapeutic possibilities of things, but claiming “and actually there’s no downsides ever and even if they think it’s bad it’s good!” when that’s just factually incorrect is dishonest and negligent. Also keep in mind that it’s with the BEST possible conditions and support structures that 30% still report negative experiences.
I just picked some liberty caps this afternoon. I've not had mushrooms in over 30 years but I feel the time is right to do them again. It had a life changing effect on me last time, let's see what the journey brings me this time. As the dormouse said, feed your head.
Would love to know if there was correlation between the 2 groups experiences & characteristics, age, childhood background, male/female, etc. Fascinating!
Microdosing regularly can help with addiction and bad habits. A good tip is before you trip to set the reason you are tripping that day, whether to have fun, gain knowledge, help emotions etc. But don't be scared of what you'd like to change, just honest
@@zameion90 Not sure why you are replying the very same thing I have said. Also, your thought isn't wild, it is kind of boring. Setting goals on drugs is way more fun than without them, especially if we are talking about immensely positive substances like psylocibin.
I'm part of that 70%😜 I eat psilocybin regularly and feel better than I ever have. I know crushing despair and depression and addiction really intimately and I can attest to the true magic of mushrooms. Eat them and be well.
My first experience was negative, as I ate far more than I should have, and the existential anxiety of existing stayed with me for about 4 years. Further down the line, after micro dosing for about 6 months, then eating about 10 grams throughout a day, made me the happiest I've ever been. Still, 2 years later, no longer having the ability to concern myself with things of ego, I can say I wouldn't change a thing. It was my ego that gave me the bad trip; doing it right murdered my ego, and I couldn't be more pleased with life.
Mushrooms rewire the brain's communication system to its natural state. Your body communicates with itself and it's surroundings on a much different frequency. Dead ass - I don't even like killing bugs anymore! Because I feel like I can't interrupt their experience in nature. Like no I never used think like that. And the craziest mushroom story of all time... Dead serious - I went out with a guy I was dating one night. We had our fun. We were going to trip the next night but I decided to trip alone - I didn't want to go out. So I ate them and began doing a deep meditation… Before I knew it they were taking me through these dreams where I was a plant growing and popped out of the ground to see the light of the sun, next thing I know it was a hospital room and it was a baby being born. The mushrooms took me up, the umbilical cord and into the eyes of the mother when I realize they were my eyes. And mushrooms told me that I am hosting life. It had been one day. I obviously took a test and it was negative. I went to my doctor and took a test. It was also negative. I took test after test I was just convinced and finally on the third week it came back positive. I knew over a week before I even missed my period. All because the mushrooms told me! Wild! Don't worry no babies were harmed in the uniqueness of this story. No one was hurt, she wasn't even developing yet.
This is my experience as well. My positive experiences made me, well not a nicer person, but a more adult-y person. My positive experiences probably kept me alive during that time. The one negative experience I had, I knew before going in that it was going to be really bad, but I went anyway just to see and understand. It was horrifying, but I am glad I had that experience because it taught me that I am capable of having a terrifying experience. It didn’t do any real harm to me, but it neutralized my euphoria and brought me back to baseline. And that was fine with me.
Aren't you supposed to live life so that you can experience these emotions and stresses as nature intended, so you gain the real full understanding of the how what where and when of things works, not just experiencing the feeling of the emotions with no connection to reality, with no real causality.
@@Alfred5555 good question. I think the lack of causality is an assumption. reality is not hidden to someone on a psychedelic trip, in fact, it is more clearly visible. the connection between all neurons is strengthened; one can recall every instance of depth that an object has more readily. like being able to speed read the pages of your memory.
@@kylehagie1647 No it can't, that's just how you feel when you're high. Serotonin based drugs use that serotonin as a neural transmitter (because that's what it is), when it floods your brain it doesn't "connect areas of your brain stronger" it temporarily turns the pathways of your brain into highways, like pouring water onto electrical wires, they all suddenly get uncontrollably connected, it's literally just "crossed wires" causing you to trip out, in other medical words, brief moments of simulated brain damage. You can see this in video of recorded early testing of LSD on artists and soldiers, the artist eventually literally loses the ability to draw when only 10 hours ago he could draw very life like faces, now he can see physically see no difference between his original drawing before being high and his few scratchy lines and circles after being high, he isnt more perceptive he is very clearly less perceptive, he can only see the most bold and defined parts of his drawing, he has lost the ability of perception at least physical perception, he just wants to close his eyes and submerge himself in the euphoria, but even the most intest euphoria approaching crying, seemingky orgasmic, just one big clap by the doctor interupts it all. Similarly soldiers who are unknowingly dosed, completely lose the ability to function in any useful way, they laugh and giggle and are just away with the fairies, while their commander is trying his best to read a map and remember what they're supposed to be doing but who is also in a different dimension, eventually calling of the exercise and sitting out the trip in the barracks just talking with the sober nurses about feeling really funny and seeing the whole room changing size and shape. In reality, your body is essentially in shock, trying to maintain homeostasis while blindfolded, like trying to ride a bike as someone just hit you in the back of the head with a baseball bat. When completely intoxicated you are hardly able to lift a glass of water and take a drink, let alone being in some sort of hightened state. Your urges for hunger and thirst can be described as turning off, the feeling of blind inexplicable intoxication causes the rationalisation by the subject that they dont want to do anything that might alter or precisely "ruin" their euphoria, they become quite uncooperative and removed, describing the taste of food as quite nice but the idea of eating is disgusting because it would take them out of the physiological intensity of the trip, rather similar to videos i have seen of interviews with catatonic schizophrenics. These sorts of drugs are categorically not performance enhancing, they are psychedelics, hallucinogens, they take you out of yourself in more ways than one. All this actually isn't the aspect that I meant when I said the "experiences aren't connected to reality", but this physical aspect too is also completely removed.
I've used psychedelic substances since I was 19 or 20. It's something like 40 years since I first found "Liberty Caps" in a pasture in Norway. It was the year before they decided to make a wild mushroom illegal to possess. it's ridiculous that one of the best natural remedies in the world, should be a scheduled substance. I don't think I have ever abused the mushrooms, but they have helped me out of depression and given me a lot of good ideas. They have tought me to see that Nature is our connection to the spiritual and mystical, our mother as biological beings. I think taking it as a 19 year old guy who struggled with many things, eating 25 little mushrooms directly as I picked them, was the greatest initiatory experience in my life, and now I've passed 60 and it isn't that long ago I was taking small dose of dried mushrooms. That's a crime I have always done with a good conscience.
I'm forever grateful that I had the courage to take a controlled 2gm dose and had the most profound experience. Life is miraculous regardless of our mistakes. A positive attitude likely yields positive results. Keep doing life.
I’ve done psychedelics a lot back in the day and I’ve had some bad trips but there’s one really bad one that I believe altered my brain chemistry forever and left me with ptsd. Still haven’t fully gotten over it to this day and it’s one of the most regretful memories I’ve ever had. I pray that no one will ever have to go through that.
Mushrooms made me go from white knuckling my meth addictions, dreams every night cravings every day, once I started rhe mushroom microdosinf and occasional strong trips I stopped having dreams overnight, no cravings, been almost an entire year since I quit. Though, I lied to my friends at thr tome and said I was already 6 months clean (I was not, I was a week clean when I met them) and kind of feel bad for lying to them about that, but the shrooms really REALLY helped
I've tried everything for my issues...therapeutic ketamine...a couple strains of shrooms..etc...but finally got my hands on some powerful shrooms. It really taught me things. Its like what I would think an NDE'r comes back with
When I started microdosing mushrooms, I was unsure what to expect. All I knew is that my quality of life with bipolar depression was not great. Medications stopped working and I was in a tailspin. So I tried dosing the psilocybin at 4 mg 1-3 times a week. I experienced no hallucinations or altered mental status at those dosages. But the effects were amazing. My depression has lifted. Any sadness I feel is effectively dealt with through prayer and meditation. Before microdosing, my days were spent anxious, depressed, angry at the past, blaming my family for my misery, wondering if I’d ever be able to live a meaningful life. Being bipolar meant crazy, shifting moods from one day to the next. It’s been 3 months now since I started and I microdose 1-2 times a week. Sometimes less. I have, for once in my life, a steady feeling of peace. My boyfriend says he notices a profound change in me. I’m happy but not manic. Just peaceful, optimistic, and glad to be alive. That’s been my experience.
When I did shrooms, I felt absolutely horrible. It felt like someone was shining a bright light on all of my flaws. But also made me feel like I was finally awake and like a veil had been lifted so I could actually see the world as it is. I remember talking to my friends dog thinking how much wiser he was than me. It was like he was guiding me through the journey and keeping me safe. Idk shit was weird lol
A heroic dose of shrooms made me realize that I wasn’t actually craving alcohol, but connection to the people I love, making others happy, and an inner sense of peace. I then realized that alcohol pushed me farther away from genuine happiness and just cloaked my sadness/anxiety instead, and that every time I got drunk I would take another step away from a life that I actually wanted for myself. I also realized that I quite literally didn’t even like drinking, and that I was just trying to avoid the anxiety and shame that comes with quitting alcohol short term. Been sober from alcohol since December 2023 and I’m gonna keep going as long as I can. Every time i have a slight craving for alcohol I remember my trip and the cravings go away. I also haven’t done shrooms since then as I feel that I got what I needed from them for now, although in the future I have no doubt I will turn to this medicine again. Words cannot describe how much better I feel physically and mentally.
Been dosing for about a year now. Just turned 54. They have changed my life it too many ways to list. Everyone needs to try them, start small and build up gradually.
Those people that didn't like the experience are ones that don't like to submit, to let go of everything and trust fate essentially. Only once you transfer through the portal into backwardsland can you start the party. For most, this is the hardest part.
You got it 100% correct. You have to pretty much let who you think you are die and let who you really are SHINE people who are afraid of death are probably gonna not like shrooms at all!
You’re right bro, with the proper surroundings, the right people, environment longer lasting benefits, and more positive affects for better outcomes than any other pharmaceutical
I've been using Psilocybin to aid my mental health for about a year now. I can attest that my family would tell you that I'm a much better uncle, brother, and son than I was a year ago. My depression is not there anymore and I feel like I'm actually human again. This journey has been the most healing while modern medicine had failed to help me take my life back
Yes girl, I happily describe my experience frequently to new heads I meet. It changed my perception/perspective on life in a more positive way I could've ever imagined. Nature is awesome!
@@bryansuarez2396 oh my gosh of I could in detail I would. 😍 thanks for asking but the short version is that I created many worlds and was able to experience everyone's life at once and see and feel through each person. It was amazing!!! For a while there I still believed that I was a deity 😁🥰
I microdose daily. I also have done multiple heroic dose trips. I am not a person that you would think would be doing mushrooms regularly, but they are the single most beneficial substance that I believe exists on the planet. There are no negatives. Only positives.
I took cow patty shrooms twice in my life. The same dose as everyone around me who was tripping and I felt nothing. 20yrs later I started microdosing psilocybin for PTSD and did a museum dose twice, felt nothing. Next I’ll try a hero dose but only when I find a trip sitter. Kind of bummed I can’t experience this.
I remember the afterglow. I had no ego or insecurities and just felt like everything would be alright. The trip had me deep in my head wondering why I was always so worried about temporary issues and whatnot.
same here. I felt a very light-hearted presence, something like court-jesters/pranksters. They were making fun of me too probably because i was taking myself way too seriously, but i still couldn't help but laugh at myself too lol. I never took a really big dose though, i'm working my way up to it gradually
I’ve seen people that hated their experience and still to this day put demonised the mushrooms but I see that it has made them become a better person. People don’t like to face their demons but it’s necessary.
you think of things beyond yourself, beyond your life, beyond your profession, beyond the people around you, beyond the ways of the world. think of your conscience and thought of self as a wave length, psycilibin puts you on a higher wavelength. life is just a blink of an eye, death is a stepping stone to another plane, you understand things on a level that can't accurately be described with words alone.
I’ve done mushrooms dozens of times, but only medium doses I’ve never had a life changing experience, but they definitely make for feel less depressed for a week or so
Tried it a few times. First couple experiences was just a gram or 2 at home alone chilling on the couch, the last time i did them it was roughly 7 grams. Crazy experience. The biggest thing I still remember to this day was feeling vulnerable or awkward for a couple days after, very humbling.
Psychedelics, especially psilocybin will not allow us to keep our walls up to ourselves. We can't lie to ourselves. Sometimes what falls out of our closets is actually scary.
My first experience was the most enlightening experience I ever had, it changed what I cared about, from what I valued to who.. greed doesn't exist in that realm.. I don't think the concept of ownership even exists in that realm.. it's an amazing life altering experience.. it will help you understand yourself better, and also confuse you.. but the more you "visit" the more you understand.. I think it kinda tunes you, think.. like a tuning fork, to the universes frequency and you get to experience life thru the "universal lens", as ONE🤯... bc it's already inside of us.. encoded in our 🧬, you just gotta find the key and the door.. DMT is most def a key to the universe, and we are the door..
My high schooler he's a junior has done mushrooms a few times ...he's very open with us about it... He's extremely intelligent as ADHD and usually kids like that are curious and inquisitive so it wasn't no surprise that he would attempt to try these psychoactives out he had two good trips and one bad trip and hasn't done it again since the bad trip... But he tells me dad "mushrooms are forever".... And I don't know if what Paul says is accurate but I could tell you 100%, my son has become nicer, more loving and respectful person ... Now I have no clue if it was the mushrooms that has caused this transformation maybe he's just maturing as an adult but it's food for thought after hearing what Paul is saying
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I had a bad experience my first mushroom trip but it was one of the most important experiences for me as i faced my own mortality and was able to overcome some deep trauma. Sometimes the bad trip is the one you were meant to have.
Can say the negative experience drastically changed my life. I’ve suffered from panic disorder for 17 years. I’m in remission, as I’m now almost a year panic free. Diet, exercise, and cognitive behavioral therapy has absolutely changed things for me. I used to get panic attacks from energy drinks, and weed. Now I can smoke with no problem, and occasionally have an energy drink. I know they’re not good. But I want to try micro dosing psychedelic mushrooms. Maybe even trip, but that might be too much for me. I’m afraid of having a negative experience again and ruining all the hard work I did.
Psychedelics opened my mind to empathy. I was so angry & i couldnt feel bad for other people. First trip ever changed me immediately. Next day i teared up when i saw a homeless man pan handling & it took me a while to understand what eas even happening to me.
Shrooms and acid, in the correct setting is honestly an experience I would recommend to anyone interested. But you are right, I'm not sure what being bi polar would do or even what bi polar actually truly is. I mean I can define bi polar to anyone sure, but I have no clue what it truly even is is or what it's like, ya know? Just do a bit of research. Really, you may find it could help out with the bi polar
I recommend smoking weed, a mellow relaxing kind that works for you, beforehand. If you're already happy and relaxed you will have a happy trip. You can't go in angry or nervous. I also recommend a sober buddy (for any psychedelic or subatance you've never done before) that can watch you, help you with anything. Also, comfy clothes, good smelling anything, nice music. Get a test kit so you know exactly what you have. Some kits tell you how much per dose. It's best to have a test kit with ecstacy because that can be dangerous if you take too much, it's also a "go in happy" substance. If someone does take too much put them in a cold shower until the ambulance gets there. You can tell bc they will try to fall asleep. Shrooms you want to make sure it does have any mold whatsoever, because that can make you sick and have a bad trip. If it gets bad, eat something salty/starchy. What's cool about shrooms is you can go in sad/upset and it will fix all that. It helps let things out and comfort you. Hope this helps. Ps if you ever go out in the woods or by a body of water it must be in the day and with more then one sober person. Like 2 sober people to one inebriated. You're less likely to get lost or get in an accident. ✌
If I were you I wouldn’t do shrooms if you are bipolar or are prone to paranoid schizophrenia, or if anyone in your family is schizophrenia or also bipolar, you could have a psychotic breakdown
I've had a number of life alerting trips, 1 life changing and therapeutic trip, and one reality shattering trip. The life altering trip was due directly to my penchant for thievery at 16. I'd stolen 5 grams of scoobs from my mother, ate them with a friend, and had a good time till I had to go home. My brother found they were missing and gave me a lecture that changed my life. It made me a more honest, less kleptic and all around better person. The reality shattering trip was due to me being 15, coming into a copious amount of liberty caps as it were. I had a older friend group so I called them all to sell some. I ended up eating roughly 14-16 grams. After everyone left I spent the next 8 hours alone and out of my head while being too far in my head. My brothers came home later and I give thanks to Beau for talking to me for a few minutes. He very well could have saved my mind. Lsd is better though.
My dude! A typical dose is just under two grams. You ate a whole pound of mushrooms?!? No wonder you prefer LSD! You actually get LSD in a reasonable dose assuming you weren't taking 5 tabs of those at a time too. That's the territory of the suicidal and those who are negligent towards their minds.
It definitely helped me and harmed me lol. It made me see what was out there I just wasn’t prepared for some of the things I encountered and how ethereally lost I was
The first time I did LSD I was 14 at a party at Georgia tech. I was trying to act like the Tech students and on the way in the guy at the door was asking everybody "one or two?". Me being a kid trying to be like the Tech students around me, I assume they had all said "TWO", I said too as well. What I didn't know at the time is that they were window panes. Which is four hits in one. So essentially my first experience with LSD was eight hits of acid. It's one of my favorite things in the world. I probably done a pretty close to 3,000 times in my life.
lmao my first time I did 8 tabs too! bought a strip not knowing how long it was supposed to take to kick in so I kept popping them every 5 minutes🤣 completely agree though, one of the best experiences of my life even though I don't remember much... I was 15
@@dylansegur1201 that makes me wonder if it gradually snuck up on you or if it hit you like somebody dropping a Mack truck on your head. Because that's what it did to me LOL
@@dylansegur1201 I've never had that happen to me that I can remember...... The first time I did it was in 1986 or 87. Then in 1991 somebody moved in behind me where I could pick it up for $2 a tab. That's the primary reason why I ended up doing so much during the 90s because they didn't move out until 2002. I still got it for that same price all the way up until 2002. Me and my best friend got to the point to where we had to take between 15 and 25 tabs just to get off good. I hadn't done it in years, and dropped seven tabs going into a Smashing Pumpkins concert 3 years ago. I still miss candy flipping though. You ever done that? Take five tabs of LSD and five hits of X. If it's the mdme, then it's the right kind to be intimate with someone on. But if it's the mdma, that's whenever you have one a hell of a fun time in the club LOL
As a PTSD vet (100% disabled), I've wished I could experience this. So many of mentioned the "potential" positive outcomes and studies of using other things like MDMA(?), could do great things. On the other hand, could be a bad trip... I've never done anything aside from my medical marijuana, but the experience is what I am seeking. Maybe someday.
Look into a guided tour with either MDMA or Mushrooms. Mushrooms can help us see our connection to everything. MDMA can help us find love, true love within ourselves, it also helps us forgive ourselves with empathy and compassion. This leads to us having a greater capacity for this with others as well. Also great work has been done with people with ptsd with micro-dosing mushrooms. A dose that is 10% of normal. So low you dont feel it at all. It still helped the patient rebuild new neuro-pathways around traumatic memories, more so than a normal dose or a large dose. The only bad trip I've had was because it was a very large dose and it broke me down and obliterated my ego, which I wanted but was scared to let go, to submit to the experience. It was also the most healing, and helpful experiences I've ever had. I hope you receive all the healing you need.
I'm on shrooms right now crying. If you are going to do mushrooms please make sure you have an experienced 'baby sitter' with you. I have done this before so I know what to expect. Start with a low dose to get a sense of what it's like. Honestly it can be mind bending and you can freak out if you're not prepared. Get ready to connect with nature and the universe. Get ready for an emotional roller coaster. Get ready to have a life changing and spiritual experience full of love.
What most of the advocates for hallucinogenics neglect to say is the very real possibility that your experience could be one that kills you. Obviously not by overdose, but by mental illness. I took the trip down the rabbit hole around 7-8 times from 16-18. I’m 23 now & battle ptsd, anxiety, depression, paranoia & various other things from the trip every single day of my life. I’m a hollow shell of the person I was before & I hate myself for it.
@@RJ39767793 I was taking small doses of mushroom, 1.5g-0.75g around 1-2x per month. There were always very little visual hallucinations, I was actually using them for problem solving and I was using them with a family member who I was extremely close to, he was 10 years older than me. We went into a shared psychosis together that lasted years after the drugs wore off. I’m finally back to normal now by the way! After working through therapy I no longer have ptsd, depression or paranoia and I can regulate my anxiety & stress levels. It’s a miracle I not only survived all of it for 6 years but actually regained my mental health in the end.
Mushroom just are not for me then, tried them 3 different times with a good setting and a experience tripsiter every time. But still I hate the way it made me feel, I couldn't do anything, couldn't ask for water, couldn't breathe without thinking about breathing.
@@Daveeeeeeyhowyoudoing I would recommend acid instead if you still want to try psychedelics. You feel more in control and it doesn't have as much of a body high, so you feel a lot less sick. Not eating or drinking for a few hours before is a good way to prevent feeling sick (but stay hydrayed). I think 100-125ug is a perfect starter dose and get some fruits like pineapple in. They taste amazing. Don't just stay in a room if you can. Walking around nature and generally keeping yourself experiencing something (like music or a film) can keep you from any averse physical affects (which there aren't many of with lsd from my experience). I'd stay in a room talking to a friend for the come up though. You sound very responsible with it and that's the key. Also sounds like you had a high dose that you may not have been ready for. How much did you have?
I lost 19 years of my life to PTSD and psychedelics changed everything in one trip, shout out to this specialist called *DEVONTRIPS* who delivers shrooms and all kinds of psych 2 my addrez without hassle
20 yrs ago I had a negative experience. Was in hell.....for real. That bad trip messed me up for years to come. I feel it permanently changed me. Have not and will not touch fungus ever again. Which is a shame, all my other experiences were awesome. Unfortunately that one bad trip permanently ruined shrooms.
*I was severely traumatized years ago as a teenage, got diagnosed with OCD. Spent my whole life fighting OCD. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my husband recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean, never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.*
Congrats on your recovery. Most persons never realizes psilocybin can be used as a miracle medication to save lives. Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death bud, lets be honest here.
Yes *Mr.Luccas024* ..Mushrooms are very medicinal. This is why anybody familiar with psilocybin and any other kind of fungi will tell you, "They are alive." They have a very ancient wisdom. To my experience, all mushrooms have always said, "Pay attention to your life. How you think, how you feel, and what will you do with the information that you always knew, but now are seeing in this point of view." This is why mushrooms are so respected in tribal cultures. This mental health treatment works for me too. Half micro doses do the trick for me. At least a few days at a time with lengthy time in between. Never addictive. Thank you for sharing this point!
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I like how Joe just casually gets his shroom dealer on the Podcast.. ☠️ this man’s got to be one of history’s greatest shroom dealers.
lol he sold shrooms to the DoD
Educators!
He’s not just a shroom dealer, he’s an extremely well known mycologist.
@@deijix I first came across him way back in 1999 when I began researching psychedelics and mushrooms. I bought a couple of his cultivation books and various mushroom growing supplies. The knowledge I gained from him ended up saving my life and made possible some of the most important and (third) eye opening spiritual experiences of my life.
@@seanriopel3132 was it hard to grow shrooms?
It's crazy how a single experience can rewrite your brain and the way you see the world.
It's beautiful
I tried a hallucinogen once. Believe it's called 2C-E. Eye opening experience, but I wouldnt say it made me a better person. It did strengthen my views of the world though and especially science.
It's that good neurogenesis, baby. The real good stuff. I fully believe in the power of mushrooms to ease away some of the trauma in a person's brain. I have felt firsthand the rejuvenative effect of growing new neural pathways.
@@birbdad1842 I think two CE is a designer drug, something equivalent to the spice of the psychedelics world. Could be a research chemical too.
Praise Great Mycelium 😂
Shrooms changed my life. Quit smoking, quit drinking, quit my dead end job and started a small business.
Actually tho? You aren't just spam ?
@MechInvent Actually though - I'm not spam and I'm not trying to sell anything. No whatsapp or emojis pointing at my name lmao
If you want shrooms, grow them yourself. Its easy to do, and spores are legal to buy. It's the only way to really know that you're getting unadulterated stuff.
@@derp195I was just looking into growing and it seems like it takes months. Feel like that is too long. Do you have any source recommendations for growing? And also for buying spores? TY!
@annfalco3875 Google "pf tek" for probably the fastest and easiest way to get results. Yeah, it takes some time. Iirc, around a month for the first harvests. It's way cheaper to do it yourself though, more rewarding, and less sketchy than having to go to a dealer.
As for sources, I don't have any specific suggestions, but if you look up "psilocybin research spore syringe", you shouldn't have any problem finding something.
@@annfalco3875Hmu
My son was severely depressed and overweight, anti-social, angry, hurt, a hermit.. Just played zbox and ate junk. After a mushroom trip he lost 100 lbs, became positive social and outgoing. Got a job and finished school. Had energy and self confidence...he is radiant and has a glow. ❤
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I have depression anxiety for 20 years does it work permanently
@@johnjones99124It genuinely depends, as someone put before it doesn’t unlock depression but it shows you the key. You may need more than one trip, if you’re nervous and prone to anxiety trying first time at a smaller dose 1.5g to get a feel for it will make it a great experience, and you can bump it up to a proper full trip which is 3.5-5. 5g dried is a massive heroic dose, you won’t OD but you need to take the whole day and night free from any responsibilities to make sure your brain keeps on track of what you’re experiencing and to reflect on it afterwards
Everyone’s trip is different and even “bad trips” show you things you dont want to see, but they may be beneficial for you to realize regardless. Best of luck, 3.5g was a big step for me but I want to go higher as I didn’t quite get as profound impact but my depression was gone for some months, make sure not to combine it with alcohol, weed or other drugs, just have some water and enjoy the ride
I go a few months to twice a year between big trips, I don’t recommend more than that, microdosing is a different story x
@@johnjones99124 depends on your neurochemistry and the set and setting and intention and dosage behind the trip
@@johnjones99124 Not permanently. The positive effect at its peak will be several months, 2-3. Gradually it might diminish but up to a year maximum where you feel an obvious improvement. Good thing is you can do it again. Once a year is a good way to go about if you’re mentally and physically healthy. You never want to trip on psyches heavily dosed more than once a month but that would not good for you in my opinion. I have friends who used to trip every day at certain points in their life, met other’s who had done that too. Not a good way to maintain your sanity.
Sometimes when I think of my experiences with mushrooms I weep tears of joy just knowing that im capable of feeling that much happiness and that the universe puts it in my path to remind me to hang on because one day it may be mine to keep with no external help
This was me & my DMT awakening. 3 years later & it’s still the most profound + life-changing experience I’ve ever had. Went from a 21yr old druggy drop-out embarrassment, to a small business owner creating 6 figures. Haven’t touched alcohol, became the first ‘wealthy’ person in my family, and have had only positive outlooks for life since.
What about it do you think created that effect for you?
Keep riding that truth! Glad for you!
I have a feeling your experience of a revelation making you become straight edge, isn't what most activists pushing for wide spread civilisational "therapeutic drug use" have in mind.
@@Alfred5555 what do you think they have in mind? Hedonism and debauchery? Lol I'm sure some do, but I think the main goal, is to be able to heal to a point where you don't feel the need to escape reality with addictive behaviors.
@@Alfred5555 it’s not a bad side effect then! Better than any side effect I’ve ever heard from big pharma!
Did shrooms 20 years ago still remember that day fondly what an experience
So take some more!
@@BVaccaro88 nah, I did the same, it was a great thing to have experienced but its not like I need to do it again.
@@Born_Stellar you do you ;) I’ve personally found it very therapeutic when going through tough times or great times in life. If nothing else it feels like a mental reset where all stresses just wash away. I try to have a good trip once or twice a year.
@@BVaccaro88 as George Harrison said about lsd, you only need to do it once. Of course, he's done it many times.
@@gj4312 as anyone with a brain said: shrooms aren’t LSD
Mushrooms did wonders in my life. I was severely traumatized years ago as a teenage, got diagnosed with cptsd. Spent my whole life fighting cptsd. Also suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly, 8 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.
I'm so very happy for you, Psilocybin is absolutely amazing, the way it shows you things, the way it teaches you things. I can not believe our world and our people shows less interest about it's helpfulness to humanity. It's love. The mushrooms heals people by showing the truth, it would be so beneficial for so many people, especially politicians and the rich who have lost their way and every other persons out there.
Can you help me with the reliable source 🙏. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Germany. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them
YES very sure of Mr.medmushies. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, BPD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.
Mushrooms are very medicinal. This is why anybody familiar with psilocybin and any other kind of fungi will tell you, "They are alive." They have a very ancient wisdom. To my experience, all mushrooms have always said, "Pay attention to your life. How you think, how you feel, and what will you do with the information that you always knew, but now are seeing in this point of view." This is why mushrooms are so respected in tribal cultures. This mental health treatment works for me too. Half micro doses do the trick for me. At least a few days at a time with lengthy time in between. Never addictive. Thank you for sharing this point!
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my first 5g trip was the greatest trip i’ve ever experienced. i remember taking a walk and seeing the ground wave and breathe like humans, then these patterns (sorta like ancient aztec art) were just swirling around my feet and i couldn’t stop giggling. i then went to a river that was across the street from my neighborhood and smoked a joint peak trip which made it that much better. i remember every thing literally changed. the colors were sooooooo vibrant. the gray stones were blue like the sky, i could hear people talking that i believe were like a half mile away while i was next to a damn, and then these eyes came out of the water; there were thousands of them. but it was the universe looking at me telling me everything is cool and fine.
I'm one of 70%. I was a total hedonist, pretty nihilist and didn't care about consequences really. Took a nice full dose of shrooms and permanently feel more positive and more connected to my fellow man. I'm no hippy type either but I think it was essential to my life
You are a hippie, stop kidding yourself.
Being a hedonist as described by hedon is to extend and maximize happiness for the duration of your entire life. This directly means to weigh consequences carefully, being healthy to the best of your ability,and extending kindness so that you maximize the kindness people extend onto you for your whole life. The modern definition of hedonism is just as excuse to do whatever the fuck you want and put great philosophers to shame
@@chriskim9289 that's fair, I will easily admit I was only aware of the modern usage and I suppose bastardization of the term. Without terms, I would say I was seeking maximum pleasure while omitting reciprocation or honesty. Just didn't care as long as I got what I wanted. With shrooms I did feel a near complete change to that mindset and lifestyle
And terry can call me a hippy all he wants, but there are CEOs of companies that microdose acid on a daily basis, there's plenty of science to back on shrooms treatment of PTSD and depression. Doesn't mean I live in a van and bum around the country. Keep your ancient preconceived notions I don't give a damn
@@chriskim9289 true, but it's still not what I found from lsd. It also depends on if you mean happiness or contentment because those are two very different things. For instance, after my trip on lsd, I saw the path that would give me maximal contentment and it completely changed my work ethic. Before I used to just go through the motions of uni because I was good enough to get a good grade but not guarantee a first without ever attending a lecture. Now I attend all my lectures, have essentially dropped playing games and have rather minimal leisure which I spend listening to music or making music. All that from one 100-125ug trip. I might find the work easy atm, but I'm going to be more content knowing that I'm following the most meaningful path laid out for me. I also have a research project with no real limit on it which I'm going to go hard on and make a meaningful contribution to maths. I'm not going to never take leisure obviously and I am going to trip again and watch movies, go to gigs etc. Would that count as hedonism? It may well bring me the most happiness in the long term.
Funnily enough, my project is on fractals lol. Couldn't say where that inspiration came from.
Steriotypes are just stereotypes most times man, it's all about the benefits. Now real pharmaceuticals keep u depressed
This is 1000% correct. I did mushrooms several times and to this day it is still one of the best experiences of my life. It is strange but it seems to show you how absolutely beautiful life and the world is. And you always retain that forever.
Hi, did you have a stomach pain or vomiting?
It is so true that during and after a psilocybin experience people, ( not just I myself but many people I've known) suddenly become much more grateful and humble, thankful for the world we live in .
It gives that person a far better outlook on their life and that of others .
It's different everytime but that , spiritual experience is so powerful and can stay with a person for the rest of their lives it instills a different mindset and view of the planet we live in.
You feel ( I feel, I should say) that it makes me feel more connected with the world in ways I never could've imagined where it not for these naturally occurring fungi.
Very few people in my experience have come away with a negative experience and thats also down to individual mindsets , negativity - positivity and security .
Security because being with someone who is experienced in psilocybin and acts as a ' guide' for the newcomer and is always there to remind them, ' you are ok, I am here with you and I will make sure it stays that way' .
This can make or break it for newcomers and I'd always advise a guide
Trust me an extreme negative experience can leave negative residual effects. Seen it in a couple friends that had really bad trips. They’re more fearful.
Edit: just would like to say that I don’t discredit the positive effects. I think there’s great use for this and has great and healthy benefits. But just do your research, respect and use the drug with care and healthy intent if you are gonna do it on your own, and pace yourself. Be in a clean, positive environment and have good intentions beforehand. Dont just Jump off the deep end for your first time with a heavy dose because your experienced friend said it would be “fun”. A lot of inexperienced people are thrown into psychedelic experiences that they’re not ready for due to peer pressure. They can also have underlying traumas and mental health issues that friends don’t understand that translate into their trip. They then become easily overwhelmed and the trip is a difficult experience for them. So yeah respect how powerful psychedelic experiences can be and be sure to do it in more controlled and healthy environment and realize that fesr is just a natural human emotion that you’re going to experience. Just don’t gotta latch onto it. Under the right settings, it’ll open up good parts of your heart and mind you never knew you had! Much love to you all hope you find wisdom and happiness in your life! Sorry unnecessarily long edit lol
@@PhilipIIofMacadamia wrong
More fearful isn’t even worst case. People can really mess up their minds with psychedelics. Also “it can be fixed just take M0AR shr00mz br0!” is a braindead take lmao
Seriously, my first and only trip on shroom's fucked me up I'm scared to even do it again (now I took a little too much but it still doesn't make me any less scared of trying it again). Weirdly enough though I can handle acid just fine even on the higher dose's
I have really bad flash backs after doing mushroom two times and LSD five times. this was over 10 years ago and I have never had a bad trip.
Yeah but bad trips are preventable.
I’ve taken a lot of hallucinogens some good times and some bad. But the last time I took mushrooms, I took a very large amount. And it was one of the scariest trips ever, but it was also one of the best and most beneficial trips I’ve ever had. I had the death of my ego. And I didn’t realize how badly I needed that. I was a different person, for the better, after that trip. I think about that trip everyday and im grateful for the experience because I feel that I am a better person now.
Thank you for sharing your experience.
Thank you for sharing, me too man. I’m very thankful.
I just had one of those scary experiences. Totally caught me off guard - never felt that ridiculous level of impending doom on shrooms.
Have you done them since? I am not totally deterred after that, will just adjust the dose and setting next time I think.
Mushrooms are elder gods. It’s canon. Mushrooms molded the way life has evolved for billions of years.
We can from fungi so yeah
I like how you expressed that.
Mushrooms are wonderful. I went about 13 years without them. Got into a terrible terrible depression and tried pharma with no luck. Decided I needed a reset. Still feel better 8 months later
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This reminds me.... I'm due for a heroic dose😂😂😂. Psilocybin is absolutely incredible, and I too, can attest for this short, it indeed did rewrite my brain, and i dont doubt its medicinal potential for folks with ptsd, depression, anxiety, etc. I found myself in a dark place in my early 20s, and a friend of mine insisted that i try some shrooms.... best decision I've ever made for my own wellbeing. Skeptics will remain, as with all things. The only thing i can say to them is give it a try, and get back to me. It never hurts to try.
I feel like the people who had negative experiences needed it the most. I had a really bad trip a couple times but after that, it felt like something in my brain changed.. like not for the worse but my ptsd was much less and some of the real traumatic shit that happened didnt affect me as much. I think its your subconscious fighting and partially removing things
I came here to say the same kind if thing. My quest trips were also my most enlightening trips. I feel the 30% didn't like the feeling of losing control, even if that's what they really need.
@@codyosborne8926 thays my problem too.. i dont like losing control of my consciousness.. i subconsciously fight it
Sometimes you need a bad trip to break you down enough to listen properly to what you need to work through. Happened a couple of times for me and it was much needed!
@@buzzkillington014 You're biologically designed to have a problem with letting go of consciousness. You also have a biologically designed process of naturally relieving your consciousness and having your subconscious completely take over to sort out all the mess in your mind, it's called sleeping, dreaming, when you get really good at it it's called day-dreaming.
@@Alfred5555 but obviously it doesn't solve everything. Specifically, PTSD and such, because sleep only helps with your current working memory (or in other words, just what happened that day).
Generally, when we sleep we actually have very little to no conscious thought at all. But when on Psilocybin Shrooms, the conscious mind is still engaged with all your senses, but filtered through a subconscious lens. It's as if you get to partially peer into the inner workings of what your subconscious is visualizing. This allows you to partially sort through past trauma (through association and recollection) and get better. Psilocybin is cool.
Psychedelic shrooms trips can be truly life - changing . It's amazing how they can bring about positive transformations and have a profound impact on our lives .
I totally agree ! Psilocybin mushrooms and psychedelics in general have shown great potential in helping people with mental health issues . It's truly remarkable how effective they can be in treating depression and anxiety .
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I know soldiers with severe PTSD & depression since coming home who were in a study like this one overseas and they all have said it changed their life and helped them with the PTSD and depression.
this is what I'm looking for. been depressed for a while that came along all the sudden. I'm hoping to get something to help with my depression and bad thoughts.
True. Medically retired soldier here, who supposedly has PTSD and Mushrooms have done wonders for me : )
Psychedelic’s definitely have potential to deal with mental health symptoms like anxiety and depression, I would like to try them again but it’s just so hard to source here
Psychedelics are the reason why i didn’t take my life when i was at my end. I was stripped of my ego and saw the beauty of life and interconnectivity and even though i still battle anxiety and depression, I’m doing better everyday and will never think in such a self destructive way again.
LSD and mushrooms completely changed my whole outlook on life. I became a better version of myself
This experience gave me a lot of confidence about my self and my body. A bunch of bad thought / behavior patterns were broken. One of these was pretty bad OCD that made me wash my hands a lot. It gave me a lot of hope that things will be fine, this is the one thing that I heard throughout the trip: Everything is alright. The main reason for the trip was my severe depression and it definitely helped me (although it's not gone). Before all I could do was lay in bed. Now I am trying to rebuild my life one step at a time which wasn't possible before."
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@Kyle Russell Last year, I took shrooms at Las Vegas thinking it was going to hit like an edible or something. Shit was scary at first but amazing once you start getting deeper into your thoughts
I'm 70 years.. when I was about twenty-seven it wasn't the first or the last trip I ever took on psilocybin but that particular trip was very beneficial.. help me understand myself at a core level and where my depression was coming from.. which has helped me over the years more than I can say..... I'd really like to do it again...now... If I could find it.
Grow your own. They have kits and sell shroom spores too.
@@joydurand really?..where can I get??
@@gaylewatkins6781 Michigan it's legal in some cities and spores are legal to buy and possess. Growing on the other hand it's federally illegal but if you can get away with legally buying spores then just buy some rye berry grain and coco coir,vermiculite,gypsum (CVG) mix and you can read how to grow. Basically just watch them grow and harvest when needed. Drown cake for 8hrs after harvest and put back into a bin for next run of mushies. I've been growing for a year now and it's the best way in my opinion. Freshest mushies too.
Tripping is mental house cleaning. While not for everyone, most people greatly benefit from it. I think that people who have a negative experience, or bad trip, have some mental issues that cause them to block the good effects. If they worked through those then I think psychedelics would help them as well.
That's how it happened to me. I'd like to think that it's because I saw the world through a different lense in a way you really can't without it. I'm more calm, less erratic, less bitter, just a better person in general. AND I only had it once three years ago so clearly something in me changed.
It’s true that psychedelics can permanently alter your psyche, that could easily induce paranoia, ie not quite understanding what the drug had done to you and whether you were happy with it, I can tell my father took psychedelics in the 60’s without him telling me, it manifests in his underlying philosophy that reality is a false play / curtain and behind it we’re all one consciousness etc, this pervades underneath his outlook. I would not always describe that as a positive outlook.
Nearly 10 years later, and i still attribute it to one of the main reasons i didnt end my life. What i did was dumb, taking so many shroom for the first time while so overwhelmed and miserable but thankfully the trip helped me get through the most difficult emotions i had ever felt.
Even the negative mushroom experience can be hugely therapeutic if you accept it as a learning experience
All it did for me was give me eye floaters and overloaded my empathy. The effects were permanent. I still have residual visual effects as well. This was over 10 years ago
@@jeffjefferson2853 same here pretty much , I wouldn’t consider it beneficial at all.
Or mental health/cognitive issues for life, potential bodily harm, trauma, etc.
It’s fine to talk about the therapeutic possibilities of things, but claiming “and actually there’s no downsides ever and even if they think it’s bad it’s good!” when that’s just factually incorrect is dishonest and negligent. Also keep in mind that it’s with the BEST possible conditions and support structures that 30% still report negative experiences.
Fuck that, learning experience my ass. Was told it would cure my ptsd and all it did was make it worse.
@@sydneeh571cured mine
I just picked some liberty caps this afternoon. I've not had mushrooms in over 30 years but I feel the time is right to do them again. It had a life changing effect on me last time, let's see what the journey brings me this time. As the dormouse said, feed your head.
Would love to know if there was correlation between the 2 groups experiences & characteristics, age, childhood background, male/female, etc. Fascinating!
When it comes to clinical trials generally there’s one kind of person that is used across the board I’m sure this is no different
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I was looking for this comment, couldn't belive that my dumb ass was the only one who caught this
100% true I’ve had seriously profound experiences in mushrooms that have absolutely changed things overnight
Microdosing regularly can help with addiction and bad habits.
A good tip is before you trip to set the reason you are tripping that day, whether to have fun, gain knowledge, help emotions etc. But don't be scared of what you'd like to change, just honest
@Pelinal Whitestrake you stop needing it as most people who microdose know. It rewires you brain
@@-__-_-.- as does any drug. Wich isn't good. Its for weak people looking for snake oil.
You won't really trip on microdoses. It helps if you set goals for days even if yoy don't trip though.
@@terryriley6410 or you could just set goals without a drug. Wild thought.
@@zameion90 Not sure why you are replying the very same thing I have said. Also, your thought isn't wild, it is kind of boring. Setting goals on drugs is way more fun than without them, especially if we are talking about immensely positive substances like psylocibin.
I'm part of that 70%😜 I eat psilocybin regularly and feel better than I ever have. I know crushing despair and depression and addiction really intimately and I can attest to the true magic of mushrooms. Eat them and be well.
My first experience was negative, as I ate far more than I should have, and the existential anxiety of existing stayed with me for about 4 years. Further down the line, after micro dosing for about 6 months, then eating about 10 grams throughout a day, made me the happiest I've ever been. Still, 2 years later, no longer having the ability to concern myself with things of ego, I can say I wouldn't change a thing. It was my ego that gave me the bad trip; doing it right murdered my ego, and I couldn't be more pleased with life.
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Agreed
Mushrooms rewire the brain's communication system to its natural state. Your body communicates with itself and it's surroundings on a much different frequency. Dead ass - I don't even like killing bugs anymore! Because I feel like I can't interrupt their experience in nature. Like no I never used think like that. And the craziest mushroom story of all time...
Dead serious - I went out with a guy I was dating one night. We had our fun. We were going to trip the next night but I decided to trip alone - I didn't want to go out. So I ate them and began doing a deep meditation… Before I knew it they were taking me through these dreams where I was a plant growing and popped out of the ground to see the light of the sun, next thing I know it was a hospital room and it was a baby being born. The mushrooms took me up, the umbilical cord and into the eyes of the mother when I realize they were my eyes. And mushrooms told me that I am hosting life. It had been one day. I obviously took a test and it was negative. I went to my doctor and took a test. It was also negative. I took test after test I was just convinced and finally on the third week it came back positive. I knew over a week before I even missed my period. All because the mushrooms told me! Wild!
Don't worry no babies were harmed in the uniqueness of this story. No one was hurt, she wasn't even developing yet.
This is my experience as well. My positive experiences made me, well not a nicer person, but a more adult-y person. My positive experiences probably kept me alive during that time.
The one negative experience I had, I knew before going in that it was going to be really bad, but I went anyway just to see and understand. It was horrifying, but I am glad I had that experience because it taught me that I am capable of having a terrifying experience. It didn’t do any real harm to me, but it neutralized my euphoria and brought me back to baseline. And that was fine with me.
Aren't you supposed to live life so that you can experience these emotions and stresses as nature intended, so you gain the real full understanding of the how what where and when of things works, not just experiencing the feeling of the emotions with no connection to reality, with no real causality.
@@Alfred5555 good question. I think the lack of causality is an assumption. reality is not hidden to someone on a psychedelic trip, in fact, it is more clearly visible. the connection between all neurons is strengthened; one can recall every instance of depth that an object has more readily. like being able to speed read the pages of your memory.
@@kylehagie1647 No it can't, that's just how you feel when you're high. Serotonin based drugs use that serotonin as a neural transmitter (because that's what it is), when it floods your brain it doesn't "connect areas of your brain stronger" it temporarily turns the pathways of your brain into highways, like pouring water onto electrical wires, they all suddenly get uncontrollably connected, it's literally just "crossed wires" causing you to trip out, in other medical words, brief moments of simulated brain damage. You can see this in video of recorded early testing of LSD on artists and soldiers, the artist eventually literally loses the ability to draw when only 10 hours ago he could draw very life like faces, now he can see physically see no difference between his original drawing before being high and his few scratchy lines and circles after being high, he isnt more perceptive he is very clearly less perceptive, he can only see the most bold and defined parts of his drawing, he has lost the ability of perception at least physical perception, he just wants to close his eyes and submerge himself in the euphoria, but even the most intest euphoria approaching crying, seemingky orgasmic, just one big clap by the doctor interupts it all. Similarly soldiers who are unknowingly dosed, completely lose the ability to function in any useful way, they laugh and giggle and are just away with the fairies, while their commander is trying his best to read a map and remember what they're supposed to be doing but who is also in a different dimension, eventually calling of the exercise and sitting out the trip in the barracks just talking with the sober nurses about feeling really funny and seeing the whole room changing size and shape.
In reality, your body is essentially in shock, trying to maintain homeostasis while blindfolded, like trying to ride a bike as someone just hit you in the back of the head with a baseball bat. When completely intoxicated you are hardly able to lift a glass of water and take a drink, let alone being in some sort of hightened state. Your urges for hunger and thirst can be described as turning off, the feeling of blind inexplicable intoxication causes the rationalisation by the subject that they dont want to do anything that might alter or precisely "ruin" their euphoria, they become quite uncooperative and removed, describing the taste of food as quite nice but the idea of eating is disgusting because it would take them out of the physiological intensity of the trip, rather similar to videos i have seen of interviews with catatonic schizophrenics. These sorts of drugs are categorically not performance enhancing, they are psychedelics, hallucinogens, they take you out of yourself in more ways than one.
All this actually isn't the aspect that I meant when I said the "experiences aren't connected to reality", but this physical aspect too is also completely removed.
I've used psychedelic substances since I was 19 or 20. It's something like 40 years since I first found "Liberty Caps" in a pasture in Norway. It was the year before they decided to make a wild mushroom illegal to possess. it's ridiculous that one of the best natural remedies in the world, should be a scheduled substance. I don't think I have ever abused the mushrooms, but they have helped me out of depression and given me a lot of good ideas. They have tought me to see that Nature is our connection to the spiritual and mystical, our mother as biological beings. I think taking it as a 19 year old guy who struggled with many things, eating 25 little mushrooms directly as I picked them, was the greatest initiatory experience in my life, and now I've passed 60 and it isn't that long ago I was taking small dose of dried mushrooms. That's a crime I have always done with a good conscience.
I'm forever grateful that I had the courage to take a controlled 2gm dose and had the most profound experience. Life is miraculous regardless of our mistakes. A positive attitude likely yields positive results. Keep doing life.
I’ve done psychedelics a lot back in the day and I’ve had some bad trips but there’s one really bad one that I believe altered my brain chemistry forever and left me with ptsd. Still haven’t fully gotten over it to this day and it’s one of the most regretful memories I’ve ever had. I pray that no one will ever have to go through that.
Did you take too much that one time you had a bad trip or was it just inherently bad
Man I just had a good feeling run thru the body! Thanks dude with the funny hat. Memories are good!
His funny hat is actually a mushroom itself!
Mushrooms made me go from white knuckling my meth addictions, dreams every night cravings every day, once I started rhe mushroom microdosinf and occasional strong trips I stopped having dreams overnight, no cravings, been almost an entire year since I quit. Though, I lied to my friends at thr tome and said I was already 6 months clean (I was not, I was a week clean when I met them) and kind of feel bad for lying to them about that, but the shrooms really REALLY helped
I trip once a year only and I've been doing it for about 8 years now and it's changed my life. I don't think I could get angry if I tried anymore.
Why don't you stop doing trips once a year then?
Because maybe they like being trippy?? 😊
I've tried everything for my issues...therapeutic ketamine...a couple strains of shrooms..etc...but finally got my hands on some powerful shrooms. It really taught me things. Its like what I would think an NDE'r comes back with
Yeah the first time I took shrooms...I took like 3.3 in 3 bites LET me tell you...I MET GOD and saw how the Whole Universe works 🤣🤣😂
When I started microdosing mushrooms, I was unsure what to expect. All I knew is that my quality of life with bipolar depression was not great. Medications stopped working and I was in a tailspin. So I tried dosing the psilocybin at 4 mg 1-3 times a week. I experienced no hallucinations or altered mental status at those dosages. But the effects were amazing. My depression has lifted. Any sadness I feel is effectively dealt with through prayer and meditation. Before microdosing, my days were spent anxious, depressed, angry at the past, blaming my family for my misery, wondering if I’d ever be able to live a meaningful life. Being bipolar meant crazy, shifting moods from one day to the next. It’s been 3 months now since I started and I microdose 1-2 times a week. Sometimes less. I have, for once in my life, a steady feeling of peace. My boyfriend says he notices a profound change in me. I’m happy but not manic. Just peaceful, optimistic, and glad to be alive.
That’s been my experience.
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I wouldn't ever do shrooms again personally, but my bf does them every 6 months and he's the nicest, cutest, smartest person I know, PERSONALLY.
When I did shrooms, I felt absolutely horrible. It felt like someone was shining a bright light on all of my flaws. But also made me feel like I was finally awake and like a veil had been lifted so I could actually see the world as it is. I remember talking to my friends dog thinking how much wiser he was than me. It was like he was guiding me through the journey and keeping me safe. Idk shit was weird lol
But regardless of it feeling horrible, it was definitely therapeutic
A heroic dose of shrooms made me realize that I wasn’t actually craving alcohol, but connection to the people I love, making others happy, and an inner sense of peace. I then realized that alcohol pushed me farther away from genuine happiness and just cloaked my sadness/anxiety instead, and that every time I got drunk I would take another step away from a life that I actually wanted for myself. I also realized that I quite literally didn’t even like drinking, and that I was just trying to avoid the anxiety and shame that comes with quitting alcohol short term.
Been sober from alcohol since December 2023 and I’m gonna keep going as long as I can. Every time i have a slight craving for alcohol I remember my trip and the cravings go away. I also haven’t done shrooms since then as I feel that I got what I needed from them for now, although in the future I have no doubt I will turn to this medicine again.
Words cannot describe how much better I feel physically and mentally.
Amen. I did shrooms and acid several times as a teen. Haven't touched it for decades. But the positivity stayed with me all my life.
Been dosing for about a year now. Just turned 54. They have changed my life it too many ways to list. Everyone needs to try them, start small and build up gradually.
Those people that didn't like the experience are ones that don't like to submit, to let go of everything and trust fate essentially. Only once you transfer through the portal into backwardsland can you start the party. For most, this is the hardest part.
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I've been using Psilocybin to aid my mental health for about a year now. I can attest that my family would tell you that I'm a much better uncle, brother, and son than I was a year ago. My depression is not there anymore and I feel like I'm actually human again. This journey has been the most healing while modern medicine had failed to help me take my life back
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Yes, that is one use for them
Yes girl, I happily describe my experience frequently to new heads I meet. It changed my perception/perspective on life in a more positive way I could've ever imagined. Nature is awesome!
Tell us about it :)
@@bryansuarez2396 oh my gosh of I could in detail I would. 😍 thanks for asking but the short version is that I created many worlds and was able to experience everyone's life at once and see and feel through each person. It was amazing!!! For a while there I still believed that I was a deity 😁🥰
How similar is it to THC?
I microdose daily. I also have done multiple heroic dose trips. I am not a person that you would think would be doing mushrooms regularly, but they are the single most beneficial substance that I believe exists on the planet. There are no negatives. Only positives.
I took cow patty shrooms twice in my life. The same dose as everyone around me who was tripping and I felt nothing. 20yrs later I started microdosing psilocybin for PTSD and did a museum dose twice, felt nothing. Next I’ll try a hero dose but only when I find a trip sitter. Kind of bummed I can’t experience this.
I remember the afterglow. I had no ego or insecurities and just felt like everything would be alright. The trip had me deep in my head wondering why I was always so worried about temporary issues and whatnot.
same here. I felt a very light-hearted presence, something like court-jesters/pranksters. They were making fun of me too probably because i was taking myself way too seriously, but i still couldn't help but laugh at myself too lol. I never took a really big dose though, i'm working my way up to it gradually
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I experienced this today and the trip I remembered was years ago , this is accurate
I’ve seen people that hated their experience and still to this day put demonised the mushrooms but I see that it has made them become a better person.
People don’t like to face their demons but it’s necessary.
I really appreciate the fact that he described his data on the subject instead of just saying "shrooms are good trust me bro" like so many others do
you think of things beyond yourself, beyond your life, beyond your profession, beyond the people around you, beyond the ways of the world. think of your conscience and thought of self as a wave length, psycilibin puts you on a higher wavelength. life is just a blink of an eye, death is a stepping stone to another plane, you understand things on a level that can't accurately be described with words alone.
I'll start ordering my pizza with mushrooms on it from now on.
I’ve done mushrooms dozens of times, but only medium doses
I’ve never had a life changing experience, but they definitely make for feel less depressed for a week or so
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Ego death is the greatest feeling ever
Yep! Few trips ago I experienced it. It told me to be more humble, kind and giving. I feel less angry and no su*cidal thoughts. Amazing fungus. 😊
A high dose of lsd or psilocybe shrooms can be a life changing event. Embrace it and dont fight it.
Tried it a few times. First couple experiences was just a gram or 2 at home alone chilling on the couch, the last time i did them it was roughly 7 grams. Crazy experience. The biggest thing I still remember to this day was feeling vulnerable or awkward for a couple days after, very humbling.
Psychedelics, especially psilocybin will not allow us to keep our walls up to ourselves. We can't lie to ourselves. Sometimes what falls out of our closets is actually scary.
Mushrooms made me come out of the closet at 17 and I thank them to this day for forcing me to live my truth
My first experience was the most enlightening experience I ever had, it changed what I cared about, from what I valued to who.. greed doesn't exist in that realm.. I don't think the concept of ownership even exists in that realm.. it's an amazing life altering experience.. it will help you understand yourself better, and also confuse you.. but the more you "visit" the more you understand.. I think it kinda tunes you, think.. like a tuning fork, to the universes frequency and you get to experience life thru the "universal lens", as ONE🤯... bc it's already inside of us.. encoded in our 🧬, you just gotta find the key and the door.. DMT is most def a key to the universe, and we are the door..
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They don't call it a trip for nothing.
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My high schooler he's a junior has done mushrooms a few times ...he's very open with us about it... He's extremely intelligent as ADHD and usually kids like that are curious and inquisitive so it wasn't no surprise that he would attempt to try these psychoactives out he had two good trips and one bad trip and hasn't done it again since the bad trip... But he tells me dad "mushrooms are forever".... And I don't know if what Paul says is accurate but I could tell you 100%, my son has become nicer, more loving and respectful person ... Now I have no clue if it was the mushrooms that has caused this transformation maybe he's just maturing as an adult but it's food for thought after hearing what Paul is saying
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I had a bad experience my first mushroom trip but it was one of the most important experiences for me as i faced my own mortality and was able to overcome some deep trauma.
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Can say the negative experience drastically changed my life. I’ve suffered from panic disorder for 17 years. I’m in remission, as I’m now almost a year panic free. Diet, exercise, and cognitive behavioral therapy has absolutely changed things for me. I used to get panic attacks from energy drinks, and weed. Now I can smoke with no problem, and occasionally have an energy drink. I know they’re not good. But I want to try micro dosing psychedelic mushrooms. Maybe even trip, but that might be too much for me. I’m afraid of having a negative experience again and ruining all the hard work I did.
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see this seems cool and ive always wanted to do shrooms but when you have bipolar that 30% starts looking a little more 😬
Shrooms and acid, in the correct setting is honestly an experience I would recommend to anyone interested. But you are right, I'm not sure what being bi polar would do or even what bi polar actually truly is. I mean I can define bi polar to anyone sure, but I have no clue what it truly even is is or what it's like, ya know? Just do a bit of research. Really, you may find it could help out with the bi polar
I recommend smoking weed, a mellow relaxing kind that works for you, beforehand. If you're already happy and relaxed you will have a happy trip. You can't go in angry or nervous. I also recommend a sober buddy (for any psychedelic or subatance you've never done before) that can watch you, help you with anything. Also, comfy clothes, good smelling anything, nice music. Get a test kit so you know exactly what you have. Some kits tell you how much per dose. It's best to have a test kit with ecstacy because that can be dangerous if you take too much, it's also a "go in happy" substance. If someone does take too much put them in a cold shower until the ambulance gets there. You can tell bc they will try to fall asleep. Shrooms you want to make sure it does have any mold whatsoever, because that can make you sick and have a bad trip. If it gets bad, eat something salty/starchy. What's cool about shrooms is you can go in sad/upset and it will fix all that. It helps let things out and comfort you. Hope this helps.
Ps if you ever go out in the woods or by a body of water it must be in the day and with more then one sober person. Like 2 sober people to one inebriated. You're less likely to get lost or get in an accident. ✌
Always know what a crying angel looks like when it comes to mushrooms.
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If I were you I wouldn’t do shrooms if you are bipolar or are prone to paranoid schizophrenia, or if anyone in your family is schizophrenia or also bipolar, you could have a psychotic breakdown
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I've had a number of life alerting trips, 1 life changing and therapeutic trip, and one reality shattering trip.
The life altering trip was due directly to my penchant for thievery at 16. I'd stolen 5 grams of scoobs from my mother, ate them with a friend, and had a good time till I had to go home. My brother found they were missing and gave me a lecture that changed my life. It made me a more honest, less kleptic and all around better person.
The reality shattering trip was due to me being 15, coming into a copious amount of liberty caps as it were. I had a older friend group so I called them all to sell some. I ended up eating roughly 14-16 grams. After everyone left I spent the next 8 hours alone and out of my head while being too far in my head. My brothers came home later and I give thanks to Beau for talking to me for a few minutes. He very well could have saved my mind.
Lsd is better though.
My dude! A typical dose is just under two grams. You ate a whole pound of mushrooms?!? No wonder you prefer LSD! You actually get LSD in a reasonable dose assuming you weren't taking 5 tabs of those at a time too. That's the territory of the suicidal and those who are negligent towards their minds.
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It definitely helped me and harmed me lol. It made me see what was out there I just wasn’t prepared for some of the things I encountered and how ethereally lost I was
The first time I did LSD I was 14 at a party at Georgia tech. I was trying to act like the Tech students and on the way in the guy at the door was asking everybody "one or two?". Me being a kid trying to be like the Tech students around me, I assume they had all said "TWO", I said too as well. What I didn't know at the time is that they were window panes. Which is four hits in one. So essentially my first experience with LSD was eight hits of acid. It's one of my favorite things in the world. I probably done a pretty close to 3,000 times in my life.
lmao my first time I did 8 tabs too! bought a strip not knowing how long it was supposed to take to kick in so I kept popping them every 5 minutes🤣 completely agree though, one of the best experiences of my life even though I don't remember much... I was 15
@@dylansegur1201 holy horse poopy Batman
@@dylansegur1201 that makes me wonder if it gradually snuck up on you or if it hit you like somebody dropping a Mack truck on your head. Because that's what it did to me LOL
It hit me hard but it was still really smooth, about an hour into my trip I blacked out for the next 5 hours
@@dylansegur1201 I've never had that happen to me that I can remember......
The first time I did it was in 1986 or 87. Then in 1991 somebody moved in behind me where I could pick it up for $2 a tab. That's the primary reason why I ended up doing so much during the 90s because they didn't move out until 2002. I still got it for that same price all the way up until 2002. Me and my best friend got to the point to where we had to take between 15 and 25 tabs just to get off good. I hadn't done it in years, and dropped seven tabs going into a Smashing Pumpkins concert 3 years ago. I still miss candy flipping though. You ever done that? Take five tabs of LSD and five hits of X. If it's the mdme, then it's the right kind to be intimate with someone on. But if it's the mdma, that's whenever you have one a hell of a fun time in the club LOL
I actually ran this experiment myself on people to see how positively I could influence them to be. It was actually really amazing, as he says.
As a PTSD vet (100% disabled), I've wished I could experience this. So many of mentioned the "potential" positive outcomes and studies of using other things like MDMA(?), could do great things. On the other hand, could be a bad trip... I've never done anything aside from my medical marijuana, but the experience is what I am seeking. Maybe someday.
Look into a guided tour with either MDMA or Mushrooms. Mushrooms can help us see our connection to everything. MDMA can help us find love, true love within ourselves, it also helps us forgive ourselves with empathy and compassion. This leads to us having a greater capacity for this with others as well. Also great work has been done with people with ptsd with micro-dosing mushrooms. A dose that is 10% of normal. So low you dont feel it at all. It still helped the patient rebuild new neuro-pathways around traumatic memories, more so than a normal dose or a large dose. The only bad trip I've had was because it was a very large dose and it broke me down and obliterated my ego, which I wanted but was scared to let go, to submit to the experience. It was also the most healing, and helpful experiences I've ever had. I hope you receive all the healing you need.
I'm with ya brother! as someone who has recently been depressed I'm looking for this to help me!
I literally eat shrooms at work everyday it helps with cordial skills
@RStaR RaptoR i assume dylan means he's friendlier and displays better work-related behavior
Same with skydiving because once you go on one jump, you see the world differently
I'm on shrooms right now crying.
If you are going to do mushrooms please make sure you have an experienced 'baby sitter' with you. I have done this before so I know what to expect. Start with a low dose to get a sense of what it's like. Honestly it can be mind bending and you can freak out if you're not prepared. Get ready to connect with nature and the universe. Get ready for an emotional roller coaster. Get ready to have a life changing and spiritual experience full of love.
I’ve cried my last two times doing mushrooms
Psychedelics can heal the world
What most of the advocates for hallucinogenics neglect to say is the very real possibility that your experience could be one that kills you. Obviously not by overdose, but by mental illness. I took the trip down the rabbit hole around 7-8 times from 16-18. I’m 23 now & battle ptsd, anxiety, depression, paranoia & various other things from the trip every single day of my life. I’m a hollow shell of the person I was before & I hate myself for it.
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Why would you do it so young when your brain is still developing?
Also how much did you take, what was your setting? How often did you take.
@@RJ39767793 I was taking small doses of mushroom, 1.5g-0.75g around 1-2x per month. There were always very little visual hallucinations, I was actually using them for problem solving and I was using them with a family member who I was extremely close to, he was 10 years older than me. We went into a shared psychosis together that lasted years after the drugs wore off. I’m finally back to normal now by the way! After working through therapy I no longer have ptsd, depression or paranoia and I can regulate my anxiety & stress levels. It’s a miracle I not only survived all of it for 6 years but actually regained my mental health in the end.
You genuinely feel a presence when you are on mushrooms. And more often than not- it wants to embrace you with open arms.
Mushroom just are not for me then, tried them 3 different times with a good setting and a experience tripsiter every time. But still I hate the way it made me feel, I couldn't do anything, couldn't ask for water, couldn't breathe without thinking about breathing.
@@Daveeeeeeyhowyoudoing I would recommend acid instead if you still want to try psychedelics. You feel more in control and it doesn't have as much of a body high, so you feel a lot less sick. Not eating or drinking for a few hours before is a good way to prevent feeling sick (but stay hydrayed). I think 100-125ug is a perfect starter dose and get some fruits like pineapple in. They taste amazing. Don't just stay in a room if you can. Walking around nature and generally keeping yourself experiencing something (like music or a film) can keep you from any averse physical affects (which there aren't many of with lsd from my experience). I'd stay in a room talking to a friend for the come up though. You sound very responsible with it and that's the key. Also sounds like you had a high dose that you may not have been ready for. How much did you have?
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So what is it?where can I get it?an how do I use it?like let’s go.💯waiting ….
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People that try to ignore reality and lie to themselves about the way they live usually don’t like to trip. 😰
I want to listen to this episode. anyone know which one it is?
That last part is 100% true every time I think about the experience I feel happy just thinking about taking them and plan to do hero/God dose
I lost 19 years of my life to PTSD and psychedelics changed everything in one trip, shout out to this specialist called *DEVONTRIPS* who delivers shrooms and all kinds of psych 2 my addrez without hassle
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20 yrs ago I had a negative experience. Was in hell.....for real. That bad trip messed me up for years to come. I feel it permanently changed me. Have not and will not touch fungus ever again. Which is a shame, all my other experiences were awesome. Unfortunately that one bad trip permanently ruined shrooms.