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nicenice wrote:I read a different numbering system, from that one I think we experienced 4 possibly verging no 5. The sense of rebirth at first was overwhelming.

nicenice wrote:Acid in public was interesting. Sometimes it could be really unsettling, especially when people you don't like the look of walk past or look at you. But seeing Piccidilly Circus lit up at night is a massive trip. All the lights and the buildings start shifting and taking weird patterns. I've never seen central London like that. Although there can be problems, especially when you look at one of the back rooms of the Ritz and decide you want to go in there. Then realise you'll probably get arrested if you try too. Its hard to tell where you can and can't go.

Lying down. Difficult to interact with other people and 'consensus reality' in general. You should really be somewhere safe.
Very strong hallucinations such as objects morphing into other objects. Tracers, lingering after-images, and visual echoes.
Intense depersonalization. Category enscramblement. The barriers between you and the universe begin to break down. Connection with everything around you. Experiencing contradictory feelings simultaneously. Some loss of reality. Time meaningless. Senses blend into one. Sensations of being born. Multiple splitting of the ego. Powerful awareness of mental processes and senses. Lengthy trances often featuring highly symbolic, often mythical visions when eyes are closed. Powerful, and sometimes brutal psycho-physical reactions described by users as reliving their own birth. Direct experience of group or collective consciousness, ancestral memories, recall of past-lives, and other mystical experiences. Ecstasy.
Music extremely powerful, perhaps overwhelming. Emotionally sensitivity increased (often massively). Crying or laughing, or both simultaneously.
Tremors, twitches, twisting movements, sweating, chills, hot flushes - all common. You're essentially out of it.

Motorway to Roswell wrote:Never heard of that numbering system. From reading that it seems I've experienced level 4 or 5. I was sucked into a table, unable to do anything for what seemed like forever. Couldn't see or hear or anything. Just floating inside the table.

hackman wrote:

Motorway to Roswell wrote:Never heard of that numbering system. From reading that it seems I've experienced level 4 or 5. I was sucked into a table, unable to do anything for what seemed like forever. Couldn't see or hear or anything. Just floating inside the table.

haha that sounds bizarre

Motorway to Roswell wrote:

nicenice wrote:I read a different numbering system, from that one I think we experienced 4 possibly verging no 5. The sense of rebirth at first was overwhelming.

From what you said earlier it sounds like a 3 on the scale hackman posted too.

nicenice wrote:Acid in public was interesting. Sometimes it could be really unsettling, especially when people you don't like the look of walk past or look at you. But seeing Piccidilly Circus lit up at night is a massive trip. All the lights and the buildings start shifting and taking weird patterns. I've never seen central London like that. Although there can be problems, especially when you look at one of the back rooms of the Ritz and decide you want to go in there. Then realise you'll probably get arrested if you try too. Its hard to tell where you can and can't go.

If you can see people, buildings etc I doubt you were near level 5.

Edit: I come across as a tnuc here. Telling people what there trip was and wasn't. Sorry.

hackman wrote:yeah you need the stars
stars starting turning to fireworks and shit

good luck ever seeing the stars in london though

nicenice wrote:Its why I say verging.

I can't go into the trip in much detail because for the most part it didn't make any sense. It wasn't a total loss of reality, more a total loss of self. But then there was so much more that I can't describe. It was my first time though, so I'm going to need to do it again too see how things play out.

Does anyone know much about tolerance?