My recovery journey was greatly enhanced by the therapeutic benefits of mushrooms. Other psychedelics like DMT and LSD have also proven to be remarkable.
I agree with the comment, the description of his experience took me on a journey and helped me to not be so afraid of the trip. My first one coming soon!
Mushrooms did wonders in my life. I could remember several years ago, I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Was actually diagnosed with ADHD. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. This is something that really need to be use globally to help people with related health challenges.
Congrats buddy. I want to become a mycologist because honestly mushrooms are the best form of medicine (not just psychedelic ones) There are so many people today using magic mushrooms to ween off of SSRI medication- its amazing! Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death buddy, lets be honest here.
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 sure of mycologist Predroshrooms. I have the same experience with anxiety, addiction. Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.
I'm so very happy for you mate, 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.
I have been depressed for a long time, but after taking shrooms few months ago, l feel much happier and highly motivated and my ADHD gone , lost a ton of anxiousness and had a few epiphanies about how I should live my life. I decided to buy an ounce for backup, but haven’t yet felt the need to take any more since then.
This is the best description I’ve heard so far, but even after describing it a 1000 times, it still doesn’t describe the experience. Verbal poverty, I like that term. 🍄
I suffered the borderline disorder for over 23 years. With so much anxietyNot until I came across psilocybin mushrooms treatmentPsilocybin treatment actually saved my life honestly. 6 years totally clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms
Can you help with the reliable source I really appreciate it Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Spain. Really need
I stood in the yard barefoot one time at 7 am after an all nighter on 3 grams and I felt like a tree. The way the ground felt on the bottom of my feet just felt like nothing I've ever experienced. It felt just as if I were a literal tree and it was an incredible experience to the point that I shed a literal tear of joy
Psilocybin mushrooms have definitely had a positive impact on my mental health. They've been really helpful for me in dealing with anxiety and depression.
This was an incredible video & overall description. I related to a lot of it. So many times I wished I could scrape together an explanation for it all. this is it
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Awesome to hear! You never tripped again after? My first was about one year ago, and my life's trajectory is heading in a much better direction since. Hard to know if coincidence or not, but I believe my 3 trips have been a huge factor.
1:18 i remember this EXACTLY on 2 tabs of LSD. Instead of the cosmos, i called it mother nature that messaged to me, "oh so you want something more? Be grateful for this experience of being a human... for you seem to be overlooking it in an attempt to find some greater purpose."
That’s why I love Sam. He has an amazing gift of words to use language as the tool it is to capture some of the best ways to understand the experience of a trip like this, even if the the tools are ultimately insufficient. ❤
agreed that's one of the main reasons I'm so drawn to him. He has a gift for speaking and writing English which is captivating to listen to. And besides that he's also a low-key liberal - not too far to the left, but still solidly in favour of scientific consensus on most issues :). Its just such a shame he gets so many maga trolls on his channel, but I'm also thankful that number is slowly decaying
*I’ve never tried mushrooms, but I’ve had similar experiences trying ecstasy and even more powerful, my own awakening experience not induced by any substance. When Sam said, it was like “something that needed stretching, got a good stretch, for about a million years” it made me laugh. I understand this statement*
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..
Can you help me out with a source? I suffer from severe anxiety and depression and have been on prescription meds, but they haven't really helped. Where can I find psilocybin mushrooms?
As limited as we are by language to try and explain the mushroom experience, this was very well put. Everytime I try to explain the experience I always find myself saying things like "I'm not sure how to explain it" or "I don't quite know how to put it". This is the best description of the overall experience I've heard so far.
The power of empathy and the residual desire to use it is why the powers that be banned the use of physicodelics when they did, controlling a population where a significant proportion of people had experienced and continue to experience phcycodelics would be neer impossible, now fucking look at us.
Amazing explanation... mushrooms saved my life... did not do all the 'work' for me, I also did therapy, but mushrooms really showed me/made me feel it in my body something I forgot existed since I was a child...
The sense of wonder is infinite in that moment. I think that is why spirituality ever existed. Also we shouldnt demonize psychodelics. Especially with how groundbreaking a trip can be. It can make you realize there is more to this world than we know. I dont care if someone calls it a religous experience, a spiritual experience or an ascension of consciousness. It is still meaningful.
it opens the door to parts of your mind, your psyche, your emotions that may have been closed off... sometimes from emotional trauma, sometimes just from lack of use over time
"Just return me to my normal human brain please" This hit so hard. It's the same thing i came to realize, and had the most powerful implications. Regardless of the beauty and mystery of the psychedelic experience, it is not a state we are meant to be in. It's terrifying and crippling, objectively. A human cannot fulfill their true purpose in that state. It's fine to visit, but life destroying to remain. Some people need to learn that lesson first hand in their search for understanding, but you'd be perfectly fine to trust and believe your mind is at it's best when you are sober. Some do not have the humility to admit it, and cling to the fleeting phantom of enlightenment that comes with these experiences, destroying themselves in the process..
But wait, in my experience, and the experience of many others, mushrooms don't do anything, except cause some more laughing, at moments when one would have laughed anyway. There are no effects that I had besides that. So, what does "the psychedelic experience" mean, that you can say it has a "beauty and mystery"? Sam in this video doesn't even mention that effect, laughing, but only describes having the impression that his mind could go to any new thing, while not saying that his mind actually experienced any new thing at all, and mentions forgetting that he took a drug. Sounds really dumb, to me. Why do people make a big deal of it? Some people want to waste their time taking drugs and just laughing meaninglessly, forgetting things. It doesn't sound like it's for me.
@@Llllillilililililillll Come on, please, can someone be sensible about this subject? Does it have any visual effects? Yes or no. Does it have any sensation effects? Yes or no. Everyone's on about how it has some super result that can't be described in words, meanwhile, there's no way to know if you got an effect at all, because there are no claims that it does anything that can be sensed or thought and put into words. It's all this blather in words, about how it's something that can't be put into words. Please, that sounds so stupid, some drug for which no effects or results are claimed, there's no predicted effect, no predicted thing that will change in any of your senses or thought, but somehow anyway people can go on about "breaking through" and other metaphorical effects that are totally undefined. Can you see how this is irrational? There's a drug, mushrooms, and maybe it has no effect at all, but people are talking as if there's some super effect, and as if "not being able to speak" is some sort of drug effect, rather than that maybe, if you've taken a drug that has no effects, maybe you don't have anything to say about it, or you're embarrassed to try to say anything about it, because you don't notice any effect. It's stupid, like that.
@@SonnyMoonie You know what, buddy? You're right. EVERYONE is making it up and/or exxagerating. And actually JUST to deceive you. That or we're all collectively deluding ourselves, right? You got us man, you're just too smart. Mushrooms don't do anything.
I tried mushrooms several times in my life. The last time 8 years ago. But only one single time it really was exactely as described here. It is unexpressable total thankfulness which moved in me like warm light that I still remember feeling after I came down to earth. During the journey I was experiencing so much. Screaming against huge pillows, talking with a friend, lying around, walking from room to room and really thinking and feeling so that the whole world had place in me.
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Wish I could say my trip was this wonderful. I didn't really trust anyone enough to be with me, so I did 4g all by myself, never having done it before. There was a while where I did experience profound beauty and love, but I spent more time trying desperately to regain my sense of reality and make sure I didn't do anything I shouldn't, like calling my sister or parents to gush about how much I love them. I was continually reminding myself that I'd taken drugs and it would end eventually. The day after was filled with existential dread and racing, paranoid thoughts. My overall takeaway was that I didn't need that stuff to figure things out or become a more whole person, I'm already on the right track and have the tools I need inside myself. Also that I should trust people more, and that "hell" is being alone in the universe.
Even as the scientist himself admits that language is the wrong tool, but I have never encountered a better description of a spiritual journey. It was beautifully and intelligently done. Thank you so much for sharing.💯
I have been there and yes words fail….it was like a ferocious wind blowing through my soul and body carrying hieroglyphic information pregnant with non-religious beauty and holiness that was so shattering and sacred that I thought for sure I had died… but I was fine with it. My thimble that I brought back into this world is that everything is a contingent reality and the small, frightened and profane carnival show we are running here on earth could be completely transformed with the right language and intention toward a real and lasting new vision for the human experience beyond tribe and territory…
@olivia-rm7dk hehe I’m a well seasoned psychonaut :) As he says though, words lack the ability to describe the experience. You can’t tell someone what love feels like. Try to describe purple to a blind person. Vocabulary fails us.. you can only know love, feel love, be shown love, and show love in return. Just like the psychedelic experience
I miss you, Sam. I know you'll probably never read this. But I remember listening to you back when Christopher Hitchens was around, that's how I found you. You were a guiding light for me and I read all your books. I listened to Waking Up from episode 1, back when it was a podcast. I can't tell you how grateful I am for the way you helped Sheppard me into the mind-state I'm in now. I think a lot of the most successful and fastest growing podcasts are essentially extensions of what you started. Huberman, Chris Williamson, those guys are carrying on what you started. I only wish the best for you, my man. And I hope to hear more from you, this is something you have more than a right to take part in. Most of us don't agree with you, I don't agree with you on most things I hear you say these days. It seems as though you've let your principals overtake your capacity for rational thinking sometimes. But who am I to judge. I just want you to know that I would kill to hear you get back out there the way you used to be, man. Christopher Hitchens is dead, Rest In Peace. But you're still here and I know you had the utmost respect for him... So think. What would he do? Again, who am I to talk. This comment is more of a letter, something I know you probably won't read, but something I've been holding onto for a long time. Miss you Sam, I hope you get back into the fray. It's not as bad as you think it is trust me.. worst case scenario, you give us a good laugh. You always had a good sense of humor.
Sam is a brilliant and refreshing addition to Humankind. He is (ironically) a "godsend". We used to pick mushrooms from cow pastures..and we didn't throw them away but instead consumed them and laughed our asses off for the first two hours.. then listened to Pink Floyd's "The Wall" and "Dark Side of the Moon" while watching the WALLS of our apartment "Breathe". Good Times.
This is one of the best descriptions I ever heard, but as said, words really can’t capture the essence of it. Those who have experienced it directly will nod their heads listening, others will be very confused 😀
Thank you for sharing this video! 10 years ago, when I had my first and only mushroom trip, I had the same experience - forgetting that I had taken the drug and panicking that I never would get back to my normal life again. Was not a very pleasing experience but I don't wanna miss it.
I also had a similar experience when I tried them as a youth. 4 hours of that feeling. I do not miss it and will not try them again, but I can barely handle weed and alcohol.
Even though I rate Sam Harris very highly, I am too scared to trying anything else because just on a tiny amount of cannabis (which a psychotherapist colleague suggested to me) send me nuts overnight. It was frightening and I'm glad I had my partner with me because he said my breathing became depressed for a time. I wish I hadn't had such an extreme reaction the only time I tried a non-prescription drug! PS I worked in mental health care at the time and only some time after that experience I found that another colleague had also had a similar experience to mine. I don't understand it, of course, but I remember it only too well.
@@clivespendlove5993I’m sorry you guys had unpleasant trips. All 3 of you would have definitely benefited having a guide. I’m a fairly intelligent person and would have been able to easily navigate the situations to get you on the right path. I would recommend finding a guide if there is ever a next time, but most of them would only be able to help in each individual moment. I can see the future of the experience and would be able to warn you and comfort you. Others can do this. They just need to be intelligent, been on trips before, can constantly see the future, and have above normal empathy skills. Goodluck with any future endeavors :)
First time is usually pure bliss and everytime after that gets harder. If you had a hard time the first time then all subsequent trips would have probably been worse.
Yup Sam Harris has an incredible way with words. I clicked on the video so quick. His language is one of the best explanations outside of the experience Ive ever heard.
Only Sam can articulate that which cannot be told and only untold. I always hesitate to describe a visionary experience like these because it’s a disservice to everyone.
I did 5-MeO-DMT with some spiritual guidance and it changed my life forever 🙏 It actually taught me to breathe and inspired me to meditate. Go for it, Sam. I’ve done a lot of mushroom… not the same.
This was so beautiful. Reminded me of the summer in college I used marajuana as medicine. Went into that summer depressed and suicidal... came out a new, loving, amazing and happy person. From this, I can imagine mushrooms would be similar but pack a more potent punch. I also didn't experience the horrible reentry described here, wow. It's amazing how grateful we can and should be towards simple plants.
Never tried it due to fear of anxiety which I've experienced in every shape or form throughout my adolescent and adult life. But this is the most eloquent ad if ever there was any.
Anxiety is just thoughts, in the end. You'll see that more clearly when you trip. That's not to say you won't necessarily have a challenging time. But just because it's challenging doesn't mean it isn't life-alteringly beneficial.
@@Jacob-Vivimord agree. It's a mixture of unpleasant thoughts and accompanying bodily sensations (especially in the case of panic disorder), that at times can be overwhelming, but are nonetheless harmless. I've practiced meditation with great success with regards to dealing with OCD, to a point where the compulsions can be easily observed from a detached state. Needless to say, the practice cured the disorder. For panic disorder, I've used CBT with tremendous success, recognizing the subjectivity of sensations and distorted thinking, to a point where I readily embrace whatever comes my way (even seek it out - exposure practice). However, given my predisposition for the spectrum of anxiety disorders, and high trait neuroticism, I recognize the danger of a potentially bad experience with regards to psychedelics, especially considering the fact how profoundly deep and all encompassing they can get. Take for example panic disorder which has its roots in a harmfull yet quite unpleasant, and greatly misinterpreted, experiences. Such profound fears and miss interpretations are not to be taken lightly. Yes they are harmful, but can impose unnecessary suffering. Sadly, they are not a cure-for-all mental ailments.
@@slavkodesik855 Well said, and I do understand. There's certainly risks of a bad time, but that's why you have a sitter. While I agree that they are not a cure-all for mental disorders, I think a strong trip CAN help with anxiety. I'm speaking from experience, having previously been inclined towards agoraphobia myself. You're right about them being all-encompassing,. Beyond thought, beyond fear. Beyond the reality you thought you knew. That's exactly WHY they can help with panic. To be clear, though, I'm not trying to talk you into doing anything you don't want to do, haha.
During my trip I distinctly remember having to reconcile with the anxiety and I simply resolved that “I don’t care what happens, I’m already on this train, I dont even care if I die” and all the sudden the anxiety lifted and it was one of the most beautiful experiences in my life. It was almost like it was daring me to try and hang on or try and control it, and once you accept that you cant control it the real insight is revealed to you. You must let go
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I had a moment on my first mushroom trip where i was lying in bed and lost total connection to my physical body. I felt as i was just a dot of energy on my pillow such a crazy feeling and made me smile..
I have felt very calm and happy coming back down from the heights. I can enjoy and be grateful for the wonderful journey, while also comfortably falling back into the warm embrace of reality. For me, psilocybin has been generous in all ways.
I’ve never tried mushrooms, but I’ve had similar experiences trying ecstasy and even more powerful, my own awakening experience not induced by any substance. When Sam said, it was like “something that needed stretching, got a good stretch, for about a million years” it made me laugh. I understand this statement 😬
😂😂, funny enough I have the source I usually get quality mushrooms from and to be honest it really helped me alot when I was going through depression and anxiety
Well In hindsight, I was one of those people who probably needed a guide.. After a nightmare of a trip which ending up with me In a mental health ward 6 weeks later.. I can only advocate for extreme caution. Even considering my roughly dozen or so psychedelic experiences before this had all been wonderful.. my anxiety, depression, and undiagnosed ADD was a recipe for disaster waiting to happen. It took months break free from what was likely a bizarre drug induced delusion, it at least started off as one, but then a nightmare unfolded which I still can't be sure was a delusion, almost 2 years after it all. I'm much stronger than ever before in regards to mental health now at least, but it wasn't an ideal way to get there. I possibly had synesthesia where I heard my own thoughts as other peoples voices, and began to catastrophize a scenario where my friends in my the LSD trip with me thought badly of me, and misunderstood me, which then somehow escalated into them thinking I was some kind of maniac, and from there wanting to coerce me into suicide, and if I didn't comply, they'd kill me them selves and make it look like suicide.. And like Sam's mushroom trip, there's another galaxy worth of details to this story that would take a lot of time to unfold, but at least now I'm writing a book about it all to explain what I can, In hope that it can help prevent others suffering from mental health struggles which are all too common.
Every trip is different. As a young person in 60's, I had at least one really bad LSD trip that finally put me off drugs. It can start off great and take a turn to become horrifying. I don't see how a handler could have stopped it either. I don't know what determines any of that for individuals but wasn't a good thing for me to experiment with drugs.
Thank you for sharing your experience . It provides much needed balance. As a college tutor I’ve witnessed the aftermath for some young people which align with what you describe.
This is the best advert I have ever seen for those that haven’t tried psychedelics! 🙂 This was so beautiful with its psychedelic imagery and relaxing music👍👍
What do you think it says about what psychedelics are supposed to do? It doesn't say that mushrooms caused any feeling or sensation for him. It doesn't say it caused any hallucinations or distortions of perception, even something trivial seeming like brighter colors. All he's saying is like it caused an experience that seemed important, of his mind seeming open or able to go further, and forgetting that he took a drug. That's purely cognitive effects that he mentioned, and not good ones, really stupid sounding cognitive effects, that sound undesirable: to have the illusion one's mind is open and free to think of anything, without saying one actually thought of anything different, or experienced anything really different. I didn't get any feeling or sensation or tingling or hallucination or colors or cognitive effect when I tried it. I just laughed more, when I was watching a stupid television comedy anyway, as I and the people I was with would do anyway on an evening back then. I was okay with it, and wasn't saying much, which seemed like because I didn't know to expect more from it seriously anyway. What do you think of that? Did I miss something about what it was supposed to do? I still don't know, from this video explanation or description, which doesn't help. Do you still think the video is a good explanation or description?
@@SonnyMoonie Firstly, it sounds like you didn't take a psychedelic dose. But it also sounds like you were approaching it as a recreational experience. What I mean by that, is that a more appropriate setting is a dark room with some headphones on, playing relaxing music. Not kicking back in front of a movie with several other people.
❤so lovely hearing him describe his mushroom trip. Almost exactly the states and chronology I remember from over 30 years ago. However he doesn't say here whether he feels permanent change like I've experienced. In a very good way that is. Maybe it's early days for him yet
@@TheAlpineAddict There are states which can only be attained through deep reflection, meditation, and expansion of one's heart center and mind, without any use of drugs at all. One typically has to reach a certain 'stage' of consciousness in order to experience such a state. States are temporary, stages are permanent. Imagine an intellectually gifted child, who is allowed to skip multiple grades. While it may seem okay to take a child and place him with older children at his intellectual level, it is not without subtle developmental consequences.
Sam is so intelligent and so articulate. He is not only a neuroscientist but also a poet. So rational and yet so open to new experiences. God bless you ❤
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That was awesome. My first experience with mushrooms was just as beautiful. It helped me see what it was that I needed to do in life. I am very grateful that I was able to learn what I did during that experience
@@TheKarlslok well at that point, I had dropped out of school and was sort of doing nothing with my life. I was living in a friend's basement smoking pot everyday. However I realized during my mushroom trip that family was really important to me. That I needed to straighten out my life before I could even imagine having a family. I went back to school, finished university, found my current wife, kept my eye on the goal, had my first child, and last year I was finally able to buy a house. Not bragging or anything, I honestly believe it helped me for the better
Good for you, Sam, I'm glad you found benefit in the experience. I can't help thinking that this type of experience is tied into the physicist's problem of Dark Matter and Dark Energy. And that different tools may be needed to "find" the rest of the Universe.
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I’m so happy to hear this, I truly believe that all people should experience this at least once. It would really be great if you could actually describe what you saw though, can you do a follow up video?
I experienced the trip young, after 25 years of indoctrination in the same Rockefeller founded educational system we were all in and it had nothing to do with going out into space like Sam’s… now 25 years later it would be a pleasure to experience another trip now knowing what I do… living in a world 50+ years full of lies, JFK, Moon Landings, 911, ISS, vaccines and thousands of others… now knowing unequivocally that earth is an intelligently created enclosed electrical topographical stationary level plane and not a globe should make the trip very pleasurable… peace on the plane brothers and sisters…
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Better than any words to describe, is to actually go there yourself and experience a different reality than the one you just left behind. But do so only in a nonthreatening environment, with people you can trust explicitly. The rest is up to your subconscious imagination as your personal tour guide as though you're in a 2-3-hour-long REM dream that you will never forget.
Because she may throttle you harder than you'd like. I experienced Nirvana, and hell. Same shrooms, different days. Calculate your purpose, casual use can go JANKY. You won't die, but, you can be put off the medicine for YEARS
@@graemegeorgeharrison2468 is that good, or bad? A lot of people could use a shake up. Total destruction leaves little choice other than to devote oneself to God, I'd think. Which is good?
5meo-DMT is the best thing that ever happened to me next to having a Son. It’s not for everyone and if you are on Medication you should NOT use it. Only do what is a calling to your deepest Self. I smoked it, it only last around 30-45 minutes. It’s the same ingredient as Ayahuasca. I used it to get rid of Fear of life and death and depression.
I love the description, I currently telling a reporter doing a story something similar, in regards to NDE vs DMT language cannot do it justice, your mind is only 1TB and the data you read from the Trip is 100kTB READ ONLY …
I don't think Sam offered any better explanation. If anything, this useless video made me doubt his general wisdom. I still don't get drugs or the long-term benefit. Never mind the "trip." I want to know if there is a practical justification for having the experience. So far, it seems like none.
@@LindaLoma-v2k Practically, there isn't. What Sam entailed here, which I thought the most important, is that it stretches your mind as its never been stretched before, as if it "needed" that stretch. Nobody should be doing drugs like this all the time, but for the first and only time it is experienced, it can alter you.
@@AB-tn3jd Since that alteration isn't practical, it seems useless. Since I listened to this video, yesterday, I've been wondering how does the homeless person become not homeless after experiencing a shroom trip? How does the disabled person become not disabed after a trip? How does the victim of abuse become not abused after shrooms? How does the teen who is bullied at school become not bullied because of this experience? So, thanks for addressing my questions that the experience has absolutely no practical applications and despite the mental clarity and awareness it may provide...life will still suck for people stuck in their circumstances! I mean if the experience will not help me win the lottery, then...pass.
@@LindaLoma-v2k Yup. It won't give you superpowers or anything, won't change your situation. Sometimes people attribute getting out of unfortunate situations they're in to experience(s) they've had on drugs, which is another story altogether, but generally it's just to escape reality for a bit.
*Psychedelic definitely have undeniable benefits to deal with PTSTD,ADDICTION,TRAUMA AND DEPRESSION ETC.The experience gave mw freedom.I was Able to get shrooms,dmt,edibles,lsd etc from this licensed mycologist who ships to my location without hassel*
The state of my brain during/after reentry is what has always scared me the most and steered me away from trying psychedelics. Also the "time dilation" thing. It does become more and more tempting to try it though with every good thing you say about them.
@@pedroba76 just do a small dose. One stem won't make you jump out of your skin. If you like the feeling try a larger dose on a later date or take some then and there.
one thing about a bad trip, first…if you’re in one…keep telling yourself that you are on what you’re on..and it’s normal…..second…I think bad trips help facilitate the breaking up of held onto mental baggage…like stuff you were mad about you’re able to just let it be, rather than it continually eat at you….my first trip was high and happy, second was a “bad” trip….I needed both honestly, but the bad was for sure a wild ride…but during I kept reassuring myself, and had a hope of peace and love…and eventually it came. peAce.
'Psychedelic medicine should only be used under the guidance of a trained professional...' One of the usual disclaimers in such videos - which obscure the truth rather than help clarify it: Would someone describe a mountain guide who has not yet been to the high mountains himself as a 'trained professional'? The fact is that very few scientists, doctors and therapists have had enough relevant psychedelic experiences themselves. Just talking to someone reassuringly if he starts to panic and possibly giving a trip killer is a bit too little. On the contrary, it is even ridiculous to ignore the fact that millions of experienced private psychonauts probably have more knowledge of the whole topic than almost any 'professional' - and the legal ban on this that has existed for decades, is not only ridiculous and shameful for science and medicine, but ensures that no one appropriately questions and includes this large source of information and experience in the scientific process to this date.
I was an atheist and when I took LSD, the hallucination was all biblical for some reason, I knew everything about the universe like the Big Bang and heat death of the universe, like I saw Adam and Eve, I saw the Tower of Babel and how language limits us, I spoke to “the fucking astral spirit from church god heaven kingdom come” and he told me about how humans were placed on Earth to love each other, and “Christians” interpreted the message wrong, and Jesus Christ resurrecting. I experienced this profound ego death that I couldn’t deny my atheism anymore and started exploring Buddhism just knowing there is something far beyond my understanding as a human being to explore and explain what I went through. I started listening to Alan Watts, reading Eckhart Tolle, exploring Zen and wondering if all religions tried to contextualise the Universe in ways our brains can understand at the time and culture/language. Felt like I was in a time beyond time and space, and time itself was an illusion. Psychedelics are wild, not sure if I want to do it again. I wonder if it is where we go after we die.
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The experience is indescribable, yet Sam has a way with words that come close if you ask me. Don't get me wrong, I had my fair share of psychedelics, and words are almost to useless indeed... But Sam comes close.
I've had a truly positive and amazing results with mushrooms. It was incredible!
My recovery journey was greatly enhanced by the therapeutic benefits of mushrooms. Other psychedelics like DMT and LSD have also proven to be remarkable.
Hey mate, Can someone help me with the source?
doctorcyruss is your guy, got all kinds of psychedelics, and the most knowledgeable that I know.
He’s on Telgram?
Yes, and TikTok
Ironically, you did an amazing job using language to describe your experience! This was beautiful!
I disagree. I feel he was just using verbose language to say a bunch of ambiguous platitudes rather than describing a specific trip.
I agree with the comment, the description of his experience took me on a journey and helped me to not be so afraid of the trip. My first one coming soon!
@@TheOceanBeareryou sound dum as hell
Mushrooms did wonders in my life. I could remember several years ago, I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Was actually diagnosed with ADHD. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. This is something that really need to be use globally to help people with related health challenges.
Congrats buddy. I want to become a mycologist because honestly mushrooms are the best form of medicine (not just psychedelic ones) There are so many people today using magic mushrooms to ween off of SSRI medication- its amazing! Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death buddy, lets be honest here.
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 sure of mycologist Predroshrooms. I have the same experience with anxiety, addiction. Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.
I'm so very happy for you mate, 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.
Where do I reach this dude? If possible can I find him on Google
I'm going through mushroom infusion therapy, and I can confirm that it does change your life.
Golden teachers has been my go-to mushroom for months, it has helped in my recovery journey
Psilocybin has been shown to reduce anxiety in patients with life-threatening illnesses.
y'all talk about the benefits of mushrooms, but no one talks about where to fetch from.
medicgael
𝕴𝖓𝖘𝖙𝖆𝖌𝖗𝖆𝖒
I have been depressed for a long time, but after taking shrooms few months ago, l feel much happier and highly motivated and my ADHD gone , lost a ton of anxiousness and had a few epiphanies about how I should live my life. I decided to buy an ounce for backup, but haven’t yet felt the need to take any more since then.
I have autism, I was diagnosed with it when I was 15. I tried shrooms and it made me function so much better.
Eek I’m autistic too and might wanna try mushrooms. How do I go about it?
Yeah doc.brenttt is your guide. Man is exceptional with anything psychedelics.
Hello Can he be reached on IG?
Yes doc.Brentttt
This is the best description I’ve heard so far, but even after describing it a 1000 times, it still doesn’t describe the experience. Verbal poverty, I like that term. 🍄
Psilocybin mushrooms show promise in supporting mental health.
I’ve had a positive experience with mushroom. Trust me it was awesome
Can I get em?
Will he be On instgram?
My journey to recovery was aided by the therapeutic potential of mushroom
Can he send to me in NYC ?
I suffered the borderline disorder for over 23 years. With so much anxietyNot until I came across psilocybin mushrooms treatmentPsilocybin treatment actually saved my life honestly. 6 years totally clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms
Microdosing helped me get out of the pit of my worst depressive episode, a three year long episodeenough to start working on my mental health
Can you help with the reliable source I really appreciate it Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Spain. Really need
dr.Laryshroom is your guy. Best shrooms and psychedelics guy I know.
How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta.
Sure he is dr.laryshroom
This has to be the most beautiful description of a high dose psychedelic experience I have ever had the pleasure to listen to
I stood in the yard barefoot one time at 7 am after an all nighter on 3 grams and I felt like a tree. The way the ground felt on the bottom of my feet just felt like nothing I've ever experienced. It felt just as if I were a literal tree and it was an incredible experience to the point that I shed a literal tear of joy
I’m so with you, but stop saying literal😊
@@orbalicious20 🤓
Psilocybin mushrooms have definitely had a positive impact on my mental health. They've been really helpful for me in dealing with anxiety and depression.
I've been wanting to give it a go, but I'm struggling to find a reliable source.
Yes
Is it possible for dr.scottshroom to deliver to me in Pennsylvania?
Definitely, he can send it to any location, and he's very careful about keeping it discreet.
Wow.. Amazing visuals and the music just ties it together. Bravo
This was an incredible video & overall description. I related to a lot of it. So many times I wished I could scrape together an explanation for it all. this is it
My first psychedelic trip 45 years ago put my life on a much better path than I had been on. I'll always be thankful that I did it.
It feels amazing to know about psychedelics all thanks to this online store I was able to get some mushrooms and they got some lsd gummies cannabis xtc and another stuffs
phramtrip+++___
Awesome to hear! You never tripped again after? My first was about one year ago, and my life's trajectory is heading in a much better direction since. Hard to know if coincidence or not, but I believe my 3 trips have been a huge factor.
1:18 i remember this EXACTLY on 2 tabs of LSD. Instead of the cosmos, i called it mother nature that messaged to me, "oh so you want something more? Be grateful for this experience of being a human... for you seem to be overlooking it in an attempt to find some greater purpose."
Fascinating
yeah i get that vibe from mushrooms too. then i tried DMT. 😂😳🤯
Yeah that's about right. I'd have typed the same thing.
@@SpecialistGuavaits funny how in reality you’re lying on the floor drooling in effort to get a high
I want this to be written on my headstone
That’s why I love Sam. He has an amazing gift of words to use language as the tool it is to capture some of the best ways to understand the experience of a trip like this, even if the the tools are ultimately insufficient. ❤
He is mentally challenged
agreed that's one of the main reasons I'm so drawn to him. He has a gift for speaking and writing English which is captivating to listen to. And besides that he's also a low-key liberal - not too far to the left, but still solidly in favour of scientific consensus on most issues :). Its just such a shame he gets so many maga trolls on his channel, but I'm also thankful that number is slowly decaying
@@radscorpion8 me too!! Haha that number will hopefully decrease to zero
Sam is a paradox to me.
Terrence McKenna did an awesome job of describing these experiences also
*I’ve never tried mushrooms, but I’ve had similar experiences trying ecstasy and even more powerful, my own awakening experience not induced by any substance. When Sam said, it was like “something that needed stretching, got a good stretch, for about a million years” it made me laugh. I understand this statement*
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..
Can you help me out with a source? I suffer from severe anxiety and depression and have been on prescription meds, but they haven't really helped. Where can I find psilocybin mushrooms?
*Myco_kings.* He's the most knowledgeable about psychedelics that I know.
Thank you. He's on instgrm??
Yes
As limited as we are by language to try and explain the mushroom experience, this was very well put. Everytime I try to explain the experience I always find myself saying things like "I'm not sure how to explain it" or "I don't quite know how to put it". This is the best description of the overall experience I've heard so far.
The power of empathy and the residual desire to use it is why the powers that be banned the use of physicodelics when they did, controlling a population where a significant proportion of people had experienced and continue to experience phcycodelics would be neer impossible, now fucking look at us.
Amazing explanation... mushrooms saved my life... did not do all the 'work' for me, I also did therapy, but mushrooms really showed me/made me feel it in my body something I forgot existed since I was a child...
The sense of wonder is infinite in that moment. I think that is why spirituality ever existed. Also we shouldnt demonize psychodelics. Especially with how groundbreaking a trip can be. It can make you realize there is more to this world than we know. I dont care if someone calls it a religous experience, a spiritual experience or an ascension of consciousness. It is still meaningful.
it opens the door to parts of your mind, your psyche, your emotions that may have been closed off... sometimes from emotional trauma, sometimes just from lack of use over time
❤️😢❤️😊
Well said - we can use these medicines, but they won’t help/ heal our trauma w/o all the extra integration work as well
Beautifully presented. Fear is part of it y’all, so keep going with the flow and take in the lessons you’re being taught
Absolutely radiant with authenticity. Been there, done this.
What a amazing summation and commentary on your experience. I am ready to take my journey.
Fabulous ! Yes , indeed an attitude adjustment AND a mind-bending experience ! Recommend if you try it , do so with close friends
I also felt an expansion of feelings, a clarity unmatched, with a wonderful gradual return.
This. Yes. Thank you for articulating this as well as you did. ❤
That was so beautifully " said" for total lack of a better word. My deepest thanks
"Just return me to my normal human brain please"
This hit so hard. It's the same thing i came to realize, and had the most powerful implications. Regardless of the beauty and mystery of the psychedelic experience, it is not a state we are meant to be in. It's terrifying and crippling, objectively. A human cannot fulfill their true purpose in that state. It's fine to visit, but life destroying to remain. Some people need to learn that lesson first hand in their search for understanding, but you'd be perfectly fine to trust and believe your mind is at it's best when you are sober. Some do not have the humility to admit it, and cling to the fleeting phantom of enlightenment that comes with these experiences, destroying themselves in the process..
But wait, in my experience, and the experience of many others, mushrooms don't do anything, except cause some more laughing, at moments when one would have laughed anyway. There are no effects that I had besides that. So, what does "the psychedelic experience" mean, that you can say it has a "beauty and mystery"? Sam in this video doesn't even mention that effect, laughing, but only describes having the impression that his mind could go to any new thing, while not saying that his mind actually experienced any new thing at all, and mentions forgetting that he took a drug. Sounds really dumb, to me. Why do people make a big deal of it? Some people want to waste their time taking drugs and just laughing meaninglessly, forgetting things. It doesn't sound like it's for me.
@@SonnyMoonie breaking through is what i mean. You are unable to speak in that state. Im not talking about a gram of mushrooms with your friends.
@@Llllillilililililillll Come on, please, can someone be sensible about this subject? Does it have any visual effects? Yes or no. Does it have any sensation effects? Yes or no. Everyone's on about how it has some super result that can't be described in words, meanwhile, there's no way to know if you got an effect at all, because there are no claims that it does anything that can be sensed or thought and put into words. It's all this blather in words, about how it's something that can't be put into words. Please, that sounds so stupid, some drug for which no effects or results are claimed, there's no predicted effect, no predicted thing that will change in any of your senses or thought, but somehow anyway people can go on about "breaking through" and other metaphorical effects that are totally undefined. Can you see how this is irrational? There's a drug, mushrooms, and maybe it has no effect at all, but people are talking as if there's some super effect, and as if "not being able to speak" is some sort of drug effect, rather than that maybe, if you've taken a drug that has no effects, maybe you don't have anything to say about it, or you're embarrassed to try to say anything about it, because you don't notice any effect. It's stupid, like that.
@@SonnyMoonie you just said a whole lot of nothing, my friend. Please learn how to coherently put sentences together. Thanks.
@@SonnyMoonie You know what, buddy? You're right. EVERYONE is making it up and/or exxagerating. And actually JUST to deceive you. That or we're all collectively deluding ourselves, right? You got us man, you're just too smart. Mushrooms don't do anything.
Very beautifully written Sam. Philosophers talk about the limits of language, but experiencing the demonstration is quite another thing.
I tried mushrooms several times in my life. The last time 8 years ago.
But only one single time it really was exactely as described here. It is unexpressable total thankfulness which moved in me like warm light that I still remember feeling after I came down to earth.
During the journey I was experiencing so much. Screaming against huge pillows, talking with a friend, lying around, walking from room to room and really thinking and feeling so that the whole world had place in me.
It feels amazing to know about psychedelics all thanks to this online store I was able to get some mushrooms and they got some lsd gummies cannabis xtc and another stuffs
phramtrip+++___
Wish I could say my trip was this wonderful. I didn't really trust anyone enough to be with me, so I did 4g all by myself, never having done it before. There was a while where I did experience profound beauty and love, but I spent more time trying desperately to regain my sense of reality and make sure I didn't do anything I shouldn't, like calling my sister or parents to gush about how much I love them. I was continually reminding myself that I'd taken drugs and it would end eventually. The day after was filled with existential dread and racing, paranoid thoughts. My overall takeaway was that I didn't need that stuff to figure things out or become a more whole person, I'm already on the right track and have the tools I need inside myself. Also that I should trust people more, and that "hell" is being alone in the universe.
Thank you for sharing useful info. I intend to take but will be more aware on how to, after your comments
This is so incredibly well done.
I acquired mine from an online dmt psychedelic store they ship discreet¿?¿
phramtrip!
Even as the scientist himself admits that language is the wrong tool, but I have never encountered a better description of a spiritual journey. It was beautifully and intelligently done. Thank you so much for sharing.💯
What scientist? Sam has a cognitive degree a PhD not a MD or D.O, nor biology…
@@Think-dont-believe According to Wikipedia Sam Harris is a neuroscientist.
I have been there and yes words fail….it was like a ferocious wind blowing through my soul and body carrying hieroglyphic information pregnant with non-religious beauty and holiness that was so shattering and sacred that I thought for sure I had died… but I was fine with it. My thimble that I brought back into this world is that everything is a contingent reality and the small, frightened and profane carnival show we are running here on earth could be completely transformed with the right language and intention toward a real and lasting new vision for the human experience beyond tribe and territory…
That by definition is a religious experience
Thanks for putting it more beautifully than I ever could
@olivia-rm7dk hehe I’m a well seasoned psychonaut :)
As he says though, words lack the ability to describe the experience. You can’t tell someone what love feels like. Try to describe purple to a blind person.
Vocabulary fails us.. you can only know love, feel love, be shown love, and show love in return.
Just like the psychedelic experience
I miss you, Sam. I know you'll probably never read this. But I remember listening to you back when Christopher Hitchens was around, that's how I found you. You were a guiding light for me and I read all your books. I listened to Waking Up from episode 1, back when it was a podcast. I can't tell you how grateful I am for the way you helped Sheppard me into the mind-state I'm in now. I think a lot of the most successful and fastest growing podcasts are essentially extensions of what you started. Huberman, Chris Williamson, those guys are carrying on what you started.
I only wish the best for you, my man. And I hope to hear more from you, this is something you have more than a right to take part in.
Most of us don't agree with you, I don't agree with you on most things I hear you say these days. It seems as though you've let your principals overtake your capacity for rational thinking sometimes. But who am I to judge.
I just want you to know that I would kill to hear you get back out there the way you used to be, man. Christopher Hitchens is dead, Rest In Peace. But you're still here and I know you had the utmost respect for him... So think. What would he do?
Again, who am I to talk. This comment is more of a letter, something I know you probably won't read, but something I've been holding onto for a long time.
Miss you Sam, I hope you get back into the fray. It's not as bad as you think it is trust me.. worst case scenario, you give us a good laugh. You always had a good sense of humor.
Excellent. The statment, " lanuguage doesn't suffice," describes a psycehdelic experience very aptly.
Sam is a brilliant and refreshing addition to Humankind. He is (ironically) a "godsend". We used to pick mushrooms from cow pastures..and we didn't throw them away but instead consumed them and laughed our asses off for the first two hours.. then listened to Pink Floyd's "The Wall" and "Dark Side of the Moon" while watching the WALLS of our apartment "Breathe". Good Times.
Man I used to walk through cow shit patties as a teen and adult, and if I only knew that entrance or escape was just under my feet....
I used to do this when i lived on oahu.
NICE! @@nautiloid
Omg I was in your life then 😂 we did this in the 70s in BC
Had many a mushy and acid trip here in north east Scotland, so many different trips
This is one of the best descriptions I ever heard, but as said, words really can’t capture the essence of it. Those who have experienced it directly will nod their heads listening, others will be very confused 😀
Thank you for sharing this video! 10 years ago, when I had my first and only mushroom trip, I had the same experience - forgetting that I had taken the drug and panicking that I never would get back to my normal life again. Was not a very pleasing experience but I don't wanna miss it.
I also had a similar experience when I tried them as a youth. 4 hours of that feeling. I do not miss it and will not try them again, but I can barely handle weed and alcohol.
That feeling only happens first time because your mind don’t believe it will reassemble. Subsequent times you will think of that fear as silly.
Even though I rate Sam Harris very highly, I am too scared to trying anything else because just on a tiny amount of cannabis (which a psychotherapist colleague suggested to me) send me nuts overnight. It was frightening and I'm glad I had my partner with me because he said my breathing became depressed for a time. I wish I hadn't had such an extreme reaction the only time I tried a non-prescription drug!
PS I worked in mental health care at the time and only some time after that experience I found that another colleague had also had a similar experience to mine. I don't understand it, of course, but I remember it only too well.
@@clivespendlove5993I’m sorry you guys had unpleasant trips. All 3 of you would have definitely benefited having a guide. I’m a fairly intelligent person and would have been able to easily navigate the situations to get you on the right path. I would recommend finding a guide if there is ever a next time, but most of them would only be able to help in each individual moment. I can see the future of the experience and would be able to warn you and comfort you. Others can do this. They just need to be intelligent, been on trips before, can constantly see the future, and have above normal empathy skills. Goodluck with any future endeavors :)
First time is usually pure bliss and everytime after that gets harder. If you had a hard time the first time then all subsequent trips would have probably been worse.
This is so beautiful.
Wow… never heard a better attempt at capturing the experience of an intense trip.
Yup Sam Harris has an incredible way with words. I clicked on the video so quick. His language is one of the best explanations outside of the experience Ive ever heard.
Terence Mckenna.
check the book/audiobook: The Doors of Perception too
by Huxley
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing your experience, Sam 👏🏽
"There really are no words to describe this experience" [although I have just succeeded in describing it well enough to give you an idea].
This was a much needed compilation
Only Sam can articulate that which cannot be told and only untold. I always hesitate to describe a visionary experience like these because it’s a disservice to everyone.
Terence McKenna was the master though Sam’s explanation mirrors much of what TM articulated some time ago
@@CalumnMcAulay yes, Sam Harris got a lot of his interest and advice in taking psychedelics from Terence. He’s always given Terence credit
This is a very accurate representation of a trip....took me back, it's been a while.
Sam-Thanks. you made great vlog.
I appreciate you sharing your experience with the spirit world. A window more clear than any debate.
Please more videos like this.
I did 5-MeO-DMT with some spiritual guidance and it changed my life forever 🙏 It actually taught me to breathe and inspired me to meditate. Go for it, Sam.
I’ve done a lot of mushroom… not the same.
I’m not gonna lie… I glanced at this notification whilst at work and severely misread that title.
What did you think it said
You have a dirty mind
@@skatealex1remove the "r" in trip my guy
You have a dirty mind.
@@EhtaZUGGE lol damn
This is…so…beautiful.
This was so beautiful. Reminded me of the summer in college I used marajuana as medicine. Went into that summer depressed and suicidal... came out a new, loving, amazing and happy person. From this, I can imagine mushrooms would be similar but pack a more potent punch. I also didn't experience the horrible reentry described here, wow. It's amazing how grateful we can and should be towards simple plants.
Mushrooms are nothing like mamajuana. I don't personally experience that reentry experience from mushrooms myself.
This is beautiful
Never tried it due to fear of anxiety which I've experienced in every shape or form throughout my adolescent and adult life.
But this is the most eloquent ad if ever there was any.
Anxiety is just thoughts, in the end. You'll see that more clearly when you trip. That's not to say you won't necessarily have a challenging time. But just because it's challenging doesn't mean it isn't life-alteringly beneficial.
@@Jacob-Vivimord agree. It's a mixture of unpleasant thoughts and accompanying bodily sensations (especially in the case of panic disorder), that at times can be overwhelming, but are nonetheless harmless.
I've practiced meditation with great success with regards to dealing with OCD, to a point where the compulsions can be easily observed from a detached state. Needless to say, the practice cured the disorder.
For panic disorder, I've used CBT with tremendous success, recognizing the subjectivity of sensations and distorted thinking, to a point where I readily embrace whatever comes my way (even seek it out - exposure practice).
However, given my predisposition for the spectrum of anxiety disorders, and high trait neuroticism, I recognize the danger of a potentially bad experience with regards to psychedelics, especially considering the fact how profoundly deep and all encompassing they can get.
Take for example panic disorder which has its roots in a harmfull yet quite unpleasant, and greatly misinterpreted, experiences. Such profound fears and miss interpretations are not to be taken lightly. Yes they are harmful, but can impose unnecessary suffering.
Sadly, they are not a cure-for-all mental ailments.
@@slavkodesik855 Well said, and I do understand. There's certainly risks of a bad time, but that's why you have a sitter.
While I agree that they are not a cure-all for mental disorders, I think a strong trip CAN help with anxiety. I'm speaking from experience, having previously been inclined towards agoraphobia myself.
You're right about them being all-encompassing,. Beyond thought, beyond fear. Beyond the reality you thought you knew. That's exactly WHY they can help with panic.
To be clear, though, I'm not trying to talk you into doing anything you don't want to do, haha.
During my trip I distinctly remember having to reconcile with the anxiety and I simply resolved that “I don’t care what happens, I’m already on this train, I dont even care if I die” and all the sudden the anxiety lifted and it was one of the most beautiful experiences in my life.
It was almost like it was daring me to try and hang on or try and control it, and once you accept that you cant control it the real insight is revealed to you. You must let go
Psychedelics have permanently cured anxiety disorders for some people.
This is beautiful.
I just yesterday looked up your mushroom trip video. And now you upload this and I happen to be there to watch it😂. The cosmos wants me to trip balls
25 is a manageable trip. They grow locally(Wales) to me and 25 is about a 4 hr trip.
Sam is waking up. Nice!
We are here to experience. We shouldn't take others or ourselves too seriously. We should try our best and let go of the rest.
It feels amazing to know about psychedelics all thanks to this online store I was able to get some mushrooms and they got some lsd gummies cannabis xtc and another stuffs
phramtrip+++___
The feeling I felt from taking shrooms as a whole was spectacular, I felt completely supported.
I had a moment on my first mushroom trip where i was lying in bed and lost total connection to my physical body. I felt as i was just a dot of energy on my pillow such a crazy feeling and made me smile..
Where do you fetch from?
dr.wheelershrooms
On Instagram
I can't stop taking shrooms because it calms me down from depression.
I have felt very calm and happy coming back down from the heights. I can enjoy and be grateful for the wonderful journey, while also comfortably falling back into the warm embrace of reality.
For me, psilocybin has been generous in all ways.
I’ve never tried mushrooms, but I’ve had similar experiences trying ecstasy and even more powerful, my own awakening experience not induced by any substance. When Sam said, it was like “something that needed stretching, got a good stretch, for about a million years” it made me laugh. I understand this statement 😬
The experience of acid and ecstasy are wholly different, even if the words that someone chose to use to describe the experience turned out the same.
Do mushrooms please.
Mushrooms are on another level.
😂😂, funny enough I have the source I usually get quality mushrooms from and to be honest it really helped me alot when I was going through depression and anxiety
You should look up cabbs_stores if you’re interested
A perfect Description....Words cant describe......🙏🙏🙏
Well In hindsight, I was one of those people who probably needed a guide.. After a nightmare of a trip which ending up with me In a mental health ward 6 weeks later..
I can only advocate for extreme caution.
Even considering my roughly dozen or so psychedelic experiences before this had all been wonderful.. my anxiety, depression, and undiagnosed ADD was a recipe for disaster waiting to happen.
It took months break free from what was likely a bizarre drug induced delusion, it at least started off as one, but then a nightmare unfolded which I still can't be sure was a delusion, almost 2 years after it all.
I'm much stronger than ever before in regards to mental health now at least, but it wasn't an ideal way to get there.
I possibly had synesthesia where I heard my own thoughts as other peoples voices, and began to catastrophize a scenario where my friends in my the LSD trip with me thought badly of me, and misunderstood me, which then somehow escalated into them thinking I was some kind of maniac, and from there wanting to coerce me into suicide, and if I didn't comply, they'd kill me them selves and make it look like suicide..
And like Sam's mushroom trip, there's another galaxy worth of details to this story that would take a lot of time to unfold, but at least now I'm writing a book about it all to explain what I can, In hope that it can help prevent others suffering from mental health struggles which are all too common.
Every trip is different. As a young person in 60's, I had at least one really bad LSD trip that finally put me off drugs. It can start off great and take a turn to become horrifying. I don't see how a handler could have stopped it either. I don't know what determines any of that for individuals but wasn't a good thing for me to experiment with drugs.
Thank you for sharing your experience . It provides much needed balance. As a college tutor I’ve witnessed the aftermath for some young people which align with what you describe.
What an amazing video!! Very interesting to learn about and the visuals really made the video so worthwhile watching. I look forward to more videos ❤
This is the best advert I have ever seen for those that haven’t tried psychedelics! 🙂
This was so beautiful with its psychedelic imagery and relaxing music👍👍
I acquired mine from an online dmt psychedelic store they ship discreet¿?¿
In
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What do you think it says about what psychedelics are supposed to do? It doesn't say that mushrooms caused any feeling or sensation for him. It doesn't say it caused any hallucinations or distortions of perception, even something trivial seeming like brighter colors. All he's saying is like it caused an experience that seemed important, of his mind seeming open or able to go further, and forgetting that he took a drug. That's purely cognitive effects that he mentioned, and not good ones, really stupid sounding cognitive effects, that sound undesirable: to have the illusion one's mind is open and free to think of anything, without saying one actually thought of anything different, or experienced anything really different.
I didn't get any feeling or sensation or tingling or hallucination or colors or cognitive effect when I tried it. I just laughed more, when I was watching a stupid television comedy anyway, as I and the people I was with would do anyway on an evening back then. I was okay with it, and wasn't saying much, which seemed like because I didn't know to expect more from it seriously anyway. What do you think of that? Did I miss something about what it was supposed to do? I still don't know, from this video explanation or description, which doesn't help. Do you still think the video is a good explanation or description?
@@SonnyMoonie Firstly, it sounds like you didn't take a psychedelic dose. But it also sounds like you were approaching it as a recreational experience. What I mean by that, is that a more appropriate setting is a dark room with some headphones on, playing relaxing music. Not kicking back in front of a movie with several other people.
❤so lovely hearing him describe his mushroom trip. Almost exactly the states and chronology I remember from over 30 years ago. However he doesn't say here whether he feels permanent change like I've experienced. In a very good way that is. Maybe it's early days for him yet
Don't take it for granted guys, beware of unearned wisdom.
thanks!
I needed to hear this comment RN thank u
Pardes legend / orchard aggadah. Read it first.
Wisdom is gained by reflecting on past experience, so what exactly is unearned wisdom?
@@TheAlpineAddict There are states which can only be attained through deep reflection, meditation, and expansion of one's heart center and mind, without any use of drugs at all. One typically has to reach a certain 'stage' of consciousness in order to experience such a state.
States are temporary, stages are permanent.
Imagine an intellectually gifted child, who is allowed to skip multiple grades. While it may seem okay to take a child and place him with older children at his intellectual level, it is not without subtle developmental consequences.
Sam is so intelligent and so articulate. He is not only a neuroscientist but also a poet. So rational and yet so open to new experiences. God bless you ❤
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That was awesome. My first experience with mushrooms was just as beautiful. It helped me see what it was that I needed to do in life. I am very grateful that I was able to learn what I did during that experience
What did you need to do in life, that your trip made you realize?
@@TheKarlslok well at that point, I had dropped out of school and was sort of doing nothing with my life. I was living in a friend's basement smoking pot everyday. However I realized during my mushroom trip that family was really important to me. That I needed to straighten out my life before I could even imagine having a family. I went back to school, finished university, found my current wife, kept my eye on the goal, had my first child, and last year I was finally able to buy a house. Not bragging or anything, I honestly believe it helped me for the better
Good for you, Sam, I'm glad you found benefit in the experience. I can't help thinking that this type of experience is tied into the physicist's problem of Dark Matter and Dark Energy. And that different tools may be needed to "find" the rest of the Universe.
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We need more people in these fields experiencing these things first hand. This is beautiful.
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I’m so happy to hear this, I truly believe that all people should experience this at least once.
It would really be great if you could actually describe what you saw though, can you do a follow up video?
Thank you, sir, your work has changed my life for the better.
Thank you Sam, you're doing gods work.
I am missing the “not so platonic relationship with the jaguar” 😂
I experienced the trip young, after 25 years of indoctrination in the same Rockefeller founded educational system we were all in and it had nothing to do with going out into space like Sam’s… now 25 years later it would be a pleasure to experience another trip now knowing what I do… living in a world 50+ years full of lies, JFK, Moon Landings, 911, ISS, vaccines and thousands of others… now knowing unequivocally that earth is an intelligently created enclosed electrical topographical stationary level plane and not a globe should make the trip very pleasurable… peace on the plane brothers and sisters…
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Waited exactly for this. Thank you Sam.
Better than any words to describe, is to actually go there yourself and experience a different reality than the one you just left behind. But do so only in a nonthreatening environment, with people you can trust explicitly. The rest is up to your subconscious imagination as your personal tour guide as though you're in a 2-3-hour-long REM dream that you will never forget.
Wow, amazing animations! Loved the video.
I’m going to take your word for it Sam.
Wish it was a legal treatment in my country.
This video is pure gold!
Many should never touch mushrooms for mind work. Caution ⚠️
Why so
Because she may throttle you harder than you'd like. I experienced Nirvana, and hell. Same shrooms, different days. Calculate your purpose, casual use can go JANKY. You won't die, but, you can be put off the medicine for YEARS
Definitely not DMT it destroyed what was left of me
@@graemegeorgeharrison2468 is that good, or bad? A lot of people could use a shake up. Total destruction leaves little choice other than to devote oneself to God, I'd think. Which is good?
5meo-DMT is the best thing that ever happened to me next to having a Son. It’s not for everyone and if you are on Medication you should NOT use it. Only do what is a calling to your deepest Self. I smoked it, it only last around 30-45 minutes. It’s the same ingredient as Ayahuasca. I used it to get rid of Fear of life and death and depression.
I love the description, I currently telling a reporter doing a story something similar, in regards to NDE vs DMT language cannot do it justice, your mind is only 1TB and the data you read from the Trip is 100kTB READ ONLY …
What's the dose
This is so beautifully said. Words always fail me when trying to explain a mushroom trip, so thank you for sharing this!
I don't think Sam offered any better explanation. If anything, this useless video made me doubt his general wisdom. I still don't get drugs or the long-term benefit. Never mind the "trip." I want to know if there is a practical justification for having the experience. So far, it seems like none.
@@LindaLoma-v2k Practically, there isn't. What Sam entailed here, which I thought the most important, is that it stretches your mind as its never been stretched before, as if it "needed" that stretch. Nobody should be doing drugs like this all the time, but for the first and only time it is experienced, it can alter you.
@@AB-tn3jd Since that alteration isn't practical, it seems useless. Since I listened to this video, yesterday, I've been wondering how does the homeless person become not homeless after experiencing a shroom trip? How does the disabled person become not disabed after a trip? How does the victim of abuse become not abused after shrooms? How does the teen who is bullied at school become not bullied because of this experience?
So, thanks for addressing my questions that the experience has absolutely no practical applications and despite the mental clarity and awareness it may provide...life will still suck for people stuck in their circumstances!
I mean if the experience will not help me win the lottery, then...pass.
@@LindaLoma-v2k Yup. It won't give you superpowers or anything, won't change your situation. Sometimes people attribute getting out of unfortunate situations they're in to experience(s) they've had on drugs, which is another story altogether, but generally it's just to escape reality for a bit.
I quite enjoyed this monotone explanation of the incredible : )
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SO… beautifully & succinctly put -☝️☺️
The state of my brain during/after reentry is what has always scared me the most and steered me away from trying psychedelics. Also the "time dilation" thing. It does become more and more tempting to try it though with every good thing you say about them.
As long as you're somewhere you dont mind being at for ages time dilation is a feature, not a bug.
@jon4139 You will literally feel that you are in the universe and you are the universe. Experiencing the eternity of what is the universe.
just be in a safe quiet place - you can have a sitter if you know someone who is trustworthy, but you probably won't need it - and nice relaxing music
Same thing for me, it is tempting, but I'm afraid.
@@pedroba76 just do a small dose. One stem won't make you jump out of your skin. If you like the feeling try a larger dose on a later date or take some then and there.
one thing about a bad trip, first…if you’re in one…keep telling yourself that you are on what you’re on..and it’s normal…..second…I think bad trips help facilitate the breaking up of held onto mental baggage…like stuff you were mad about you’re able to just let it be, rather than it continually eat at you….my first trip was high and happy, second was a “bad” trip….I needed both honestly, but the bad was for sure a wild ride…but during I kept reassuring myself, and had a hope of peace and love…and eventually it came. peAce.
beautifully spoken Sam, Namaste baby!
You are playing with demons and do not even know it.
'Psychedelic medicine should only be used under the guidance of a trained professional...'
One of the usual disclaimers in such videos - which obscure the truth rather than help clarify it:
Would someone describe a mountain guide who has not yet been to the high mountains himself as a 'trained professional'? The fact is that very few scientists, doctors and therapists have had enough relevant psychedelic experiences themselves. Just talking to someone reassuringly if he starts to panic and possibly giving a trip killer is a bit too little. On the contrary, it is even ridiculous to ignore the fact that millions of experienced private psychonauts probably have more knowledge of the whole topic than almost any 'professional' - and the legal ban on this that has existed for decades, is not only ridiculous and shameful for science and medicine, but ensures that no one appropriately questions and includes this large source of information and experience in the scientific process to this date.
Sam’s a day tripper now
I was an atheist and when I took LSD, the hallucination was all biblical for some reason, I knew everything about the universe like the Big Bang and heat death of the universe, like I saw Adam and Eve, I saw the Tower of Babel and how language limits us, I spoke to “the fucking astral spirit from church god heaven kingdom come” and he told me about how humans were placed on Earth to love each other, and “Christians” interpreted the message wrong, and Jesus Christ resurrecting. I experienced this profound ego death that I couldn’t deny my atheism anymore and started exploring Buddhism just knowing there is something far beyond my understanding as a human being to explore and explain what I went through. I started listening to Alan Watts, reading Eckhart Tolle, exploring Zen and wondering if all religions tried to contextualise the Universe in ways our brains can understand at the time and culture/language. Felt like I was in a time beyond time and space, and time itself was an illusion. Psychedelics are wild, not sure if I want to do it again. I wonder if it is where we go after we die.
Leave it to Sam to dissolve the stigma and replace it with poetry.
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Marvellous articulation and visuals
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There's a bit of Terrence Mckenna here.
..and there
Wow. That is some description. And that's just using words, which are apparently inadequate. Thanks Sam
The experience is indescribable, yet Sam has a way with words that come close if you ask me. Don't get me wrong, I had my fair share of psychedelics, and words are almost to useless indeed... But Sam comes close.
Person responsible of editing this video deserve an oscar