From: Platt Holden (pholden@sc.rr.com)
Date: Wed Oct 19 2005 - 14:01:50 BST
Hey Rebecca,
Thanks for a high quality description of your tripping experience. It
seems in many respects to be like the Christian "born again" experience
which is described in Wikipedia:
"In humanist psychological terms, being "born-again" is largely analogous
to a perceptual state of hyper-salience, where one experiences an extreme
and jarring change of perceptions, which causes one to believe that one
has a new or renewed sense and understanding of oneself and one's
relationship to the world."
As for finding out what exactly DQ is, I wonder if you and others think
it's necessary to trip out in order to experience DQ?
Platt
> Hey Platt...
> How did my life change the first time I 'tripped out' (if you want to call
> it that)?
> It's an experience that's more intensely emotional than anything in
> 'regular life'. It's the most ecstatic/miserable/terrified/serene I'd ever
> been -all within the span of six or seven hours. It destroyed my sense of
> time - twenty minutes was ten hours. I went crazy, became God and died...
> That's about the sum of it. You experience the world in a different way.
> What it really does to you, as a person, is make you realize that you HAVE
> to go through this experience. Once you start your trip you can't get rid
> of it. No matter how horrible it gets (and it can get pretty damn bad),
> you've got to ride it out. You've done it to yourself and you have to take
> responsibility for you actions so why not just let go for a while and enjoy
> the experience. Want to find out exactly what dynamic quality is? Try
> psilocybin
> Of course solidarity was tongue in cheek :) Nothing to do with the drugs
> ...
> Rebecca
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