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first of all, i'd like to welcome myself back after almost 4 years away. and to say hola to Mugen, its been a while my freind. next I would to say that while reading the first of most recent posts about lsd i was thinking to myself wow i should really write a post about the experiences ive had with salvia...... then i looked one down and here it was. =) I've had an experience quite similar to this but more to the article that I was in a "wave" and had the option to go on but I was scared and decided not to go, and that exact moment I snapped back into "conscousness." To describe what happened more thoroughly I was inside of complete blackness and had become a man in a long line of other men stretching further than I could see in both directions. They were all waving up and down along the entire line it was closest to the alice in wonderland card's that all fly off one by one in a line, but they werent flying off just waving. Simultaneously I had the knowledge that I had a become a tiny splinter off the corner off my mouth personified. As the wave of people got closer to me the man directly to my right said here we go here we go get ready, and I asked him if this is what we were here to do, he replied absolutely sir the wave is the most important thing in the world, it is our entire lives. before he could finish speaking I became very upset and afraid and I snapped immediately back into consciousness and got up off of the couch and took off running throughout my house. My house is built in a manner that my bathroom connects to both my room and my roommates rooms and both of our bedrooms connect to the kitchen and living room in the front of the house. So if one were so inclined, as I was, you could run a perfect circle throughout my entire house. I did this about 2 or 3 times until I stopped and had to write down my experience before forgetting a single thing. which I havent. then I spent the next 45 minutes (real time) feeling like I was experiencing each moment of time in a split fashion, meaning that each moment which usually (in every other moment of your life) runs fluidly together it felt as thought someone had taken a digital video editor and put a cut into every 1/4 second making each moment seem to exist seperate from the others. zomg. its good to be back. =) ~fin
"Everyone is anyone at anytime."
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