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Your BEST Acid? whats the best acid you guys have done? also how available is it? mine was liquid on a sweet tart it was nice came fast as shit man no kidding. it was pretty cool. did one and was pretty crazed out. went and watched speed racer when it was at the theater and dude all i saw was colors flashing fast it was kinda stupid but also kinda kool. what about you guys. also its kind of available if you know the peoples.1234
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Acid Flashbacks Hi people. This is my first post, and I was just wondering, how common are flashbacks from acid? also, I was wondering, what flashbacks are like, and how long after the trip did they happen?12…45
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The PTT and LSD in the 1960s/1970s I regularly get sent (or search for) info about telecommunications around the 1960s to the 1970s/1980s; and noticed that a great deal of it (even training and marketing films) has a somewhat psychedelic appearance; with widespread use of bright colours ; and nearly all the older electronics engineers from that time seem to be a mixture of hippy and mad professor.
The PTT was the Post, Telegraph and Telephone organisation; until recently you got your telephone from the Post Office as well as the letters and parcels, and in some countries they controlled the transmitter towers for radio and television. The PTT also carried out the functions of the Communications Ministry (so you kept out of their way if you were running a pirate station) although rather curiously they often provided telephones to the studios of pirates and either didn't realise or didn't care what these were being used for!
Many people claim the PTT was slow to deliver the telephones, they were expensive to use and sometimes didn't work at all; this was more caused by limits of technology and governments taking the money raised from the telephone bills and using it (and the better resources) for Cold War stuff rather than a lack of skill of the workers, they were very intelligent and a lot of resources were put into training and research.
In Northern Europe, research was usually carried out in special laboratories situated in coastal areas just outside a big city; they worked on both fixed line and wireless equipment. New telephone exchanges were installed in small villages/towns nearby; and various masts and satellite dishes put up by the coast for transmitting and receiving signals (often working with other organisations) across the North Sea. This made sense as if the new equipment did not work correctly first time, the end result would not be the whole of London, Amsterdam or Copenhagen without phones or interference on all their TVs and radios, and the boffins could more easily switch back to the old stuff whilst they fixed the bugs.
To work at one of these places you either needed at least one university degree, or were selected from a regional unit of telephone engineers; these units had a better gender balance (girls are as smart as boys with electronics and often much better at soldering and wiring up a circuit without making mistakes), and because they were in the middle of nowhere those who were selected got better working conditions and a "slower" pace of work (although they needed to use their brains more).
A few of them admitted there was a good quantity of acid doing the rounds in their circle of friends - as well as the usual stimulants and depressants, but in those days such drugs were easily diverted from the health service, or the doctor would prescribe them anyway against "tiredness and depression", the PTT often had its own doctors (and often the drugs were also a way of getting some young workers to accept doing things they did not like such as military or surveillance/interception work, which also happened because of the useful antenna towers and intercept points, PRISM is nothing new....)
But LSD was made illegal in the late 1960s, and these smart people would not risk their careers by getting involved with "drug dealer" types. So how did they get it?
On the coast of England as well as the research centre (still around today), there were at least two factories which made equipment for telephone exchanges, communications radios for the emergency and public services, as well as radio, TV and hi fi equipment. They were at least part owned by Phllips. Similar ones existed in Denmark and of course the Netherlands.
Philips then made a lot of glass glow lamps (some to light up things, some were signal lamps, there was even a noise lamp (it makes noise at radio frequencies). They also made valves, which are a special kind of lamp that when it heats up can be used to make some electric signals stronger, and was then the best way of getting high power audio or radio signals to a loudspeaker or transmitting antenna. There were also other items such as quartz crystals and speciall coils of wire - all of which were fragile and had to be carefully packed.
PTT research centres would regularly purchase these but in smaller quantities than a big factory would use, often different/specialist kinds) and they would be delivered directly to the laboratory (a factory would open up the parcel and count the contents to stop the staff nicking some of the stock).
The Post office was part of the same organisation, and the Customs/Douane authorities got their telephones and communications radios from the PTT.
So the boffins warned all of them that any parcel marked "PHILIPS HOLLAND, FRAGILE" or one marked FRAGILE and sent between PTT research centres across Europe was to be treated carefully, not to be thrown around the sorting office and definitely not opened up by Customs/Douane, nor prodded with sharp items, or exposed to x-rays or strong radiation to see what was inside, as that would knacker the contents, and the uniformed services accepted this as the equipment they had been promised would be further delayed.
Lamps and valves were always packed in corrugated cardboard surrounded by other layers of packing material; and other items can be inserted into these layers :wink:. Not every parcel would contain extra goodies - it was still illegal and anyone caught would go from a well paid job to a prison cell, there were still some checks by management and by the 1970s they had lost a few good engineers who ended up as acid casualties, but drug use in those eras amongst smarter people wasn't as regular as today anyway and it was small quantities used amongst a group of friends who often had "odd" hobbies anyway which involved wandering around the countryside....
I think they got away with it here until BT got privatised, it would explain some of the wiring schemes I've encountered in earlier buildings... :laugh_at:
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HELP I’m Afraid of Being Drugged! Hey guys! This may be a weird thread, but I wasn't too sure where else to go. I am not a drug user (minus marijuana a few times and ecstasy once, which brought on my Anxiety Disorder) BUT for the past 5 years I have been terrified of my food being drugged! I mostly worry about LSD, or marijuana being put in my food. I suffer from Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Depersonalization Disorder and have an extreme Phobia of my food being drugged. My fear is that if I ingest drugs I will have a Panic Attack that never ends, and I will go crazy! I will not eat anything left open in the fridge, I can't eat at certain restaurants, and sometimes even tap water freaks me out...I know it is crazy, but I can't seem to shake it! I am sick of it!
So, I guess my general question is...is it even possible to drug someone's food with LSD? Could you put it in a glass of water? Or the fridge? I figure maybe educating myself about the subject a bit more would help me out, as I have been to, and am currently in therapy with little results.
Thank-you for your replies!12
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Ketamine + Acid = Pixie Dust? I was told the other night that if you drop liquid acid onto powderd ket and sniff it its apparently pixie dust?
Has anyone tried this? Or heard of it? I always thought pixie dust was something like PCP. Or would that be Angel Dust?
I've got a bottle of acid at my disposal and wanna try this out, but I don't wanna waste the acid or ketemine if it doesnt work...12
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What is LSD? LSD
LSD is a chemical derived from the parasitic fungus ergot which grows on rye. The full chemical name is d-lysergic acid diethyl amide.
Trips.
Albert Hoffman, (now retired) director of research for the Department of Natural Products of Sandoz, Ltd., produced LSD-25 for the first time when he was researching chemicals for Sandoz in 1943. His laboratory notes give some indication of his experience, although he didn't realise at first that the chemical was the cause of his...well...trip...
"I suddenly became strangely inebriated. The external world became changed as in a dream. Objects appeared to gain in relief; they assumed unusual dimensions; and colors became more glowing. Even self-perception and the sense of time were changed. When the eyes were closed, colored pictures flashed past in a quickly changing kaleidoscope. After a few hours, the not unpleasant inebriation, which had been experienced whilst I was fully conscious, disappeared. what had caused this condition?"
What, indeed?
The rest of Albert's story is told in his book, 'LSD, my problem child'. There are many other descriptions of the myriad of experiences and research involving the chemical whose German name is Lyserg-Saeure-Diaethylamid...
Unless you know of other research chemists who are producing LSD, it is usually sold as a square of blotting paper about a quarter of the size of a postage stamp. That's your ordinary size postage stamp, none of that special-edition nonsense. Bog standard. First class. Trips. When LSD is produced, it forms as a solid, a crystalline salt. The amount needed to produce the psychedelic experience (...man...) is generally 60-200 micrograms. That's a tiny amount of anything. Unless you've produced your own LSD (which seems unlikely), someone will have dissolved some of the crystalline salt and dropped the solution onto a sheet of blotting paper, producing a sheet of 'acid tabs'.
Just to 'brand' the acid, trips will usually be produced using blotting paper that has a design on it. Just like other 'branded' drugs (like e), trips are often known by the design.
Picture a scene...
About an hour after someone swallows the trip the effects start. Initially the user will feel disorientated. They may become giggly, excited, confused or anxious...usually 'different', anyway. As the trip progresses feelings are enhanced. The experience of time shifts, as does short-term memory. Colours and sounds seem more vivid. Perception of depth and distance changes. Things seem to flow.
LSD causes perceptual distortions or hallucinations - while someone is tripping, they (the person) can dramatically affect how they perceive their environment.
The environment will also dramatically affect the tripper's experience (errr....trip). Change the environment and the nature of the trip will change.
As the trip progresses time becomes meaningless. It is impossible to tell whether a moment has lasted a moment or a million years has lasted a moment, or a million years. If it sounds confusing, it might be because it can be. Senses can become confused some people experience synaesthesia, mixed-up sensory information, where they might taste colours or see sounds.
It's common for people at the peak of a trip to experience a sense of depersonalisation. They don't feel like an 'I' anymore. They experience themselves as just a part of everything else.
If someone doesn't like what they are experiencing and tries to get away from what is happening they are likely to move into a state of extreme fear. They might feel anxious, panicky or paranoid.
Tripping on LSD is essentially a trip into your own mind. Trips last for 8 - 12 hours.
This statement is false
LSD is thought to disrupt the way that seratonin is used by the brain. Seratonin is the chemical in the brain which enables electrical messages to pass through the synapses.
The (minimal) physiological changes caused by LSD include a slight rise in temperature and heart rate and dilated pupils. Someone who has taken LSD may appear to be completely normal, although occasionally confused or unexpectedly giggly.
The long-term physical effects of LSD use are not known. Concerns about chromosomal damage have not been proven. Some people have suffered from long-term mental disorders after using LSD. It is not known whether LSD caused their mental illness or uncovered a latent mental illness that was already there.
What's the story, Morning Glory?
Errr....hang on a mo, Ipomoea violacea contains LSA, a similar yet different chemical entirely. Let's not confuse the issue...
Safe. Respect.
Someone using LSD may become less aware of risks from the environment - busy roads can become impossible to navigate safely. Activities that involve co-ordination like swimming, driving or cycling will be much more dangerous than usual. Even finding your way home can seem an impossible task. If it's reasonably safe to sit down and gather your thoughts while you decide whether you are heading towards or away from home, it could be kinda funny. If it's freezing cold, or dangerous, or you're scared, it could become horrific.
When someone is tripping, their experience is dramatically affected by the people around them. LSD can enhance feelings of anxiety or concern. A mild paranoia can quickly become amplified. Psychosis is rarely fun, often very distressing and sometimes outright dangerous.
Of course, people don't usually take LSD to get scared.
...are you experienced?
If you've decided to take LSD, preparing for the the trip is a good idea. As with many things, planning makes for a better trip.
Think about the setting - the environment, the people...are there going to be other people around? Are the other people going to be friendly? Will you feel safe? Will someone else know what to do if everything becomes too scary, too hectic or just 'a bit much'? Will they have access to a telephone? If you want to leave, will you be able to? Are you likely to be interrupted by something important, or someone else? Will you need to be somewhere else in the next 12 hours?
And when you've done thinking about the setting, consider your own mind-set. How are you feeling right now, before the trip, in yourself, and about the experience that you will be having? With any hallucinogen, the state of mind of the person who is experiencing the experience will dramatically affect the experience itself.
Are you relaxed? excited? happy? Looking forward to the experience?
Concerned? anxious? worried? feeling down, depressed or angry?
Planning to use LSD to enhance a 'good time', or get away from a 'bad time'?
If you've used it before, you already know that it really won't help you to get away from how you're feeling. Oh, no....it will tend to amplify your mood. So make sure you're amplifying something you want more of in your life...
Even when you're feeling great and you're with friends you can't guarantee having a good trip. In 'Beyond the Brain', Stanislav Grof describes how his LSD research in the 50s and 60s found that many LSD experiences include re-experiencing early memories, even pre-birth memories. If you're remembering 'associated' memories (as if you're back in the experience again, seeing what you saw, hearing what you heard and feeling what you were feeling at the time) then your 'trip' will be affected by all of what you are representing when you remember - as far as your brain is concerned, the sensory information is just as it was at the time. Just like in 'ordinary' reality, memories and current perceptions of reality and your responses to the environment can be triggered by many things...'bad' trips can also be triggered by a painful or difficult feeling that the user tries to avoid by resisting the effects of the drug. A bad trip is a bit like a nightmare, and can be extremely frightening.
Making it worse...
If someone is having a difficult time during their trip it is important to remember how open to suggestion they are. Trying to reassure a paranoid tripper by constantly asking them if they still feel paranoid is really not going to be very helpful. It'll just keep them feeling edgy and anxious. "Are you OK?" you ask, innocently. On the inside it can seem like a very different experience. "Am I OK? I don't know? How would I know if I was OK? What the hell is OK, anyway? and who am I, that might be OK? Or not? And asking myself, this question, does that mean I'm OK, or not? And who am I, again? Shit, I better say 'uh-huh' or something, otherwise they'll ask me again" ... "uh-huh" ... "Did I say that out loud, or just think it? Shall I say it again, or will they just think that I'm not OK anymore? Am I OK?" etc. etc. etc. Add time-distortion, visual disturbance and not being able to work out whether or not you really are sinking into the floor and it can all get a wee bit confusing.
Making it better...
If you're with someone who's used LSD and is having a bad time you could help by being there to listen to them. Don't get caught out by the content, and don't expect it to make too much sense, all of the time. After all, assuming you're straight, you are worlds apart. Any kind of communication is pretty amazing. Don't expect coherence, too. Remind them they've used LSD (they might have forgotten), and that they're tripping. Help them to talk if they want to, but without constantly questioning them. It may seem simple, and maybe that's because it is, as I encourage you to move towards fun things. Talk about fun things. Find fun things to do. Elevate the mood a little. Change the environment. Put music on...turn music off...talk...be quiet. Do something you're not already doing. It might be a good idea to get out if you're not already, get close to nature, go for a walk, breathe in some fresh air...
Relaxation is the key. Sometimes it's important to remember that all you need to do is take a deep breath in, breathe out, relax...go with the flow.
Hands off! This scrote's mine...
Legally, trips are a no-no. LSD is controlled by the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 as a Class A, Schedule 2 drug.
Other Class A drugs include heroin and cocaine.
AL-LAD Relives because LL is a Fucking Genius Recent email I got, Idk where he finds the time.....
"After years of process development, we have finally managed to produce AL-LAD!
For the last couple of years, AL-LAD has been almost entirely unavailable. Yet it always remained a highly desirable and much demanded product. It is almost legendary in status due to its unique properties, and it is recognised as being the first legal lysergamide to reach the RC market.
We have been slaving away trying to prepare this compound via a new route (avoiding LSD as the precursor) for the last few years. And after MUCH blood, sweat and tears, our hard work has come to fruition. We have successfully developed a new route to AL-LAD and isolated the first commercial batch of product. Although the process is far from efficient; with low yields and a high cost price, we are happy that AL-LAD has been resurrected.
We are now offering AL-LAD 150mcg Blotters - available for immediate dispatch. Please see latest catalogues below for prices. AL-LAD L-tartrate is available on request only.
Given the rarity and relatively high wholesale cost of this product, we recommend this be marketed as premium product for the most avid researchers! We therefore suggest a retail price around double that of 1P-LSD and 1cP-LSD."
Washington, DC voters approved Initiative 81 am I correct ? Am i correct that as this is written ayahuasca will be okay but pure DMT is not likewise 4-PO-DMT will still potentially carry absurd penalties yet any dodgy as fuck mushroom with unknown chemistry is fine as long as one constituent can be analyzed chemically and confirmed to contain the molecule that's still illegal (4-PO-DMT)???
Maybe by some astonishing chance shrooms containing 4-PO-DMT are somehow unable to also produce deadly as fuck organic compounds and so every psilocybe is guaranteed safe , but i doubt it.
This is madness, it's a step in the right direction but it's dumb as fuck. what if someone cultivated shrooms containing 4-AC0-5-MEO-DMT? Would they be okay ?
If this actually is correct then you have a plant that contains trace amounts of mescaline but also trace amounts of meth and PMA and while it's not conclusive it's not outside the realms of possibility and then wtf happens ? You know for a fact the DEA will gladly still push for 50 years for trace meth.....
https://ballotpedia.org/Washington,_D.C.,_Initiative_81,_Entheogenic_Plants_and_Fungus_Measure_(2020)
LSD: My Problem Child Audiobook Was released by MAPS for the 77th anniversary of Hoffmans discovery of LSD. Read by many luminaries......
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpjYZaDRkw8
Help me find psychedelics I am allergic to stimullants so i would like to know what sedative psychedelics you suggest please list every psychedelic you can think of
Al Lad in the UK I would love to try this but does anyone know if any sellers online who ship to the UK as they seem to ship everywhere else except the UK :(
1P-ETH-LAD A brand new lysergide is gonna be available shortly in very limited quantities. This is the 1-proponyl derivative of ETH-LAD and is gonna be more a proof of concept than a product which will see full release and once this batch is gone it's gone for good. The production costs associated with it are much higher than 1-proponyl-LSD and is gonna cost a lot more but this should be a VERY interesting compound.12…67
Ego-Dissolution and Psychedelics: Validation of the Ego-Dissolution Inventory (EDI). "
[h=3]Abstract[/h][h=4]AIMS:[/h]The experience of a compromised sense of "self", termed ego-dissolution, is a key feature of the psychedelic experience. This study aimed to validate the Ego-Dissolution Inventory (EDI), a new 8-item self-report scale designed to measure ego-dissolution. Additionally, we aimed to investigate the specificity of the relationship between psychedelics and ego-dissolution.
[h=4]METHOD:[/h]Sixteen items relating to altered ego-consciousness were included in an internet questionnaire; eight relating to the experience of ego-dissolution (comprising the EDI), and eight relating to the antithetical experience of increased self-assuredness, termed ego-inflation. Items were rated using a visual analog scale. Participants answered the questionnaire for experiences with classical psychedelic drugs, cocaine and/or alcohol. They also answered the seven questions from the Mystical Experiences Questionnaire (MEQ) relating to the experience of unity with one's surroundings.
[h=4]RESULTS:[/h]Six hundred and ninety-one participants completed the questionnaire, providing data for 1828 drug experiences (1043 psychedelics, 377 cocaine, 408 alcohol). Exploratory factor analysis demonstrated that the eight EDI items loaded exclusively onto a single common factor, which was orthogonal to a second factor comprised of the items relating to ego-inflation (rho = -0.110), demonstrating discriminant validity. The EDI correlated strongly with the MEQ-derived measure of unitive experience (rho = 0.735), demonstrating convergent validity. EDI internal consistency was excellent (Cronbach's alpha 0.93). Three analyses confirmed the specificity of ego-dissolution for experiences occasioned by psychedelic drugs. Firstly, EDI score correlated with drug-dose for psychedelic drugs (rho = 0.371), but not for cocaine (rho = 0.115) or alcohol (rho = -0.055). Secondly, the linear regression line relating the subjective intensity of the experience to ego-dissolution was significantly steeper for psychedelics (unstandardized regression coefficient = 0.701) compared with cocaine (0.135) or alcohol (0.144). Ego-inflation, by contrast, was specifically associated with cocaine experiences. Finally, a binary Support Vector Machine classifier identified experiences occasioned by psychedelic drugs vs. cocaine or alcohol with over 85% accuracy using ratings of ego-dissolution and ego-inflation alone.
[h=4]CONCLUSION:[/h]Our results demonstrate the psychometric structure, internal consistency and construct validity of the EDI. Moreover, we demonstrate the close relationship between ego-dissolution and the psychedelic experience. The EDI will facilitate the study of the neuronal correlates of ego-dissolution, which is relevant for psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy and our understanding of psychosis."
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27378878
