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DreamEnd
Enlightened
- Aug 4, 2022
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Took Ayahuasca and now suffer severe ptsd from it
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It made me see how little of a person i truly am.
I took it at a "church" in Florida with a good ayasceuro who trained in Peru. The ceremony was dark and painful. A lot of horror came up and terror. I could not process any of it. Then a month later it started with anxiety, panic attacks and flashbacksSorry that happened. I hope you can find a way to cope. Would you like to explain better your experiences that were so traumatic? Perfectly understandable if it's too upsetting.
Where did you take it? Don't some shamans or facilitators advise against it if they think it will be an issue? Have you considered trying to work with an indigenous healer to resolve issues involved with the experience?
Did you suffer from depression and other issues like that prior to taking it? Is your family life okay? Have you had any head injuries or concussions?I took it at a "church" in Florida with a good ayasceuro who trained in Peru. The ceremony was dark and painful. A lot of horror came up and terror. I could not process any of it. Then a month later it started with anxiety, panic attacks and flashbacks
No everything everywhere was normalDid you suffer from depression and other issues like that prior to taking it? Is your family life okay? Have you had any head injuries or concussions?
I know what you mean, I have honestly started to believe I was going insane. Over the past year, I've been doing a shit ton of Acid, and since you're tolerance increases with the more you take I've just been taking more and more tabs. Because I'm at such a low point that I would rather fuck up my sense of reality than take a tolerance break. I just get a feeling while on LSDS that I can't find with any other drug, and definitely not while I'm sober.ive done acid like very frequently over the year and ironically i feel like life has less of a purpose and just got myself into a cycle of doing so much acid i couldnt tell fact from fiction
Hey curtis could you elaborate on your experience? i as well started at 16 and it seems we're on similar boats, would like your perspective.LSD trapped me in a permanent adolescence. I started doing it heavily when I was 16, and I'm convinced that it ruined my brain's ability to develop normally.
For sure. Back when I was 16, I dropped acid maybe twice a month. This culminated in a nightmare experience where I did 5 tabs and became convinced that I was "stuck" or "trapped" in a permanent loop, and that this loop is the basic substance of reality. The word "loop" is a nasty mind virus when you're on acid. I felt that my thoughts were repeating infinitely and that I was approaching some state of total annihilation through being subsumed into the loop that underlies all of existence. Obviously, the drug wore off and I didn't get literally stuck with a permanent high, but I feel that I was somehow "cursed" by this experience. I think it may have been my subconscious telling me that I had wrecked my normal brain development through heavy chronic use of this drug, and that I was doomed to experience my adolescent mental health challenges long past the time when they should have ended. I'm 25 now, and I still haven't overcome any of the issues that plagued me when I was in high school. I'm still an angsty teenager in many ways, and I suspect that acid may be to blame for this.Hey curtis could you elaborate on your experience? i as well started at 16 and it seems we're on similar boats, would like your perspective.
Here's my advice as someone with tons of psychedelic experience, and you can take it or leave it: Most people who get into these drugs are searching for something that they never find. In all the time that I spent "tracing the invisible web," I never found what I was looking for. Right now, psilocybin and ketamine therapy is the hot new fad in mental health treatment, but the history of psychiatry and psychology is chock full of supposedly promising new treatments that turned out to be dead ends (I'm thinking of orgone therapy, primal scream therapy, etc.). In my opinion, psychedelics will do nothing for a depressed and/or suicidal person besides make those feelings stronger and more deeply ingrained. If your first trip was nice and the second trip neutral, I think there's a good chance that your experience will continue to decline and get worse, and you might end up having a truly bad trip in the future.omg they're my only hope right now
i'm desperate for something that works for me and don't think i can handle another dead end after transcranial magnetic stimulation
i've had problems with substance abuse before but never psychedelics (does zolpidem count?)
i watched all those youtubers and TED speakers saying how great and promising psilocybin can be and i'm betting everything on it because i don't have anything else
should i keep searching for something else?
i've used it twice, the first time was nice the second was neutral
Here's my advice as someone with tons of psychedelic experience, and you can take it or leave it: Most people who get into these drugs are searching for something that they never find. In all the time that I spent "tracing the invisible web," I never found what I was looking for. Right now, psilocybin and ketamine therapy is the hot new fad in mental health treatment, but the history of psychiatry and psychology is chock full of supposedly promising new treatments that turned out to be dead ends (I'm thinking of orgone therapy, primal scream therapy, etc.). In my opinion, psychedelics will do nothing for a depressed and/or suicidal person besides make those feelings stronger and more deeply ingrained. If your first trip was nice and the second trip neutral, I think there's a good chance that your experience will continue to decline and get worse, and you might end up having a truly bad trip in the future.
To be fair, it does seem like shrooms are safer and less likely to cause a traumatic bad trip than acid or the other more recently synthesized psychedelics. But your description of your second trip is really reminiscent to me of many trips I've had, where I kept waiting and begging for the "good trip" that never arrived, and ended up disappointed and frustrated. Every experience is a roll of the dice, you can never really predict whether it's gonna be good or bad.the first time i took 2 grams of shrooms, it felt nice and like life was worth living, like i was close to something that would mean something if only i kept trying
it held peace and comfort
the second time i took 3 grams and i felt like begging to a wall to help me, like i was screaming into the void and waiting for a good answer that never came
people say how crazy their trips are, how they visit other realities and such, but i've never felt more realistic and grounded in my whole life
and what i came to realize this second time is that i can't trust this will solve all my problems no matter how much expectation i put on it
and it scares the shit out of me because i don't know what else to do
i wish i could be those people who uses it and feel good for 6 months, to me it lasted like what, a week maybe?