Only some people experience psychedelic effects from marijuana, and then usually only some of the time.… and when you do get psychedelic effects, they’re nowhere near as intense as they are for “traditional” psychedelics.… still it’s enough to get some of the positive effects being talked about here.
It’s a real shame that its become rather hard to get ahold of “real” psychedelics these days.
Psychedelic means something that causes a profound change in thought patterns. In anything beyond a mild dose, cannabis induces profound changes in thought patterns.
There are plenty of legal plants that contain illegal psychedelics. These plants are legal to buy, grow, and sell, but they become illegal if you possess them with the knowledge of their use. It is an actual thoughtcrime (in the USA).
Peruvian torch cactus contains mescaline.
Mimosa hostilis root contains DMT.
Dried poppy pods contain the opium blend of alkaloids.
Morning glory seeds contain LSA. They are coated in poison if you buy them at flower shops or a place like Wal-Mart, but are safe when bought from specialty stores online.
A lot of places avoid the “thought crime” problem by making the live plants legal but their products illegal. For example, in places where psychedelic mushrooms grow naturally, it is often legal to have them fresh but illegal to have them dried, as one would only dry them in order to use them but you wouldn’t want to arrest an old lady for having a lawn.
I hear that the experience of marijuana changes after you’ve tried LSD or mushrooms. The marijuana gets more “trippy.” Do you think that is the case? And if so, why would that be?
Only some people experience psychedelic effects from marijuana, and then usually only some of the time.… and when you do get psychedelic effects, they’re nowhere near as intense as they are for “traditional” psychedelics.… still it’s enough to get some of the positive effects being talked about here.
It’s a real shame that its become rather hard to get ahold of “real” psychedelics these days.
Psychedelic means something that causes a profound change in thought patterns. In anything beyond a mild dose, cannabis induces profound changes in thought patterns.
There are plenty of legal plants that contain illegal psychedelics. These plants are legal to buy, grow, and sell, but they become illegal if you possess them with the knowledge of their use. It is an actual thoughtcrime (in the USA).
Peruvian torch cactus contains mescaline.
Mimosa hostilis root contains DMT.
Dried poppy pods contain the opium blend of alkaloids.
Morning glory seeds contain LSA. They are coated in poison if you buy them at flower shops or a place like Wal-Mart, but are safe when bought from specialty stores online.
All can be purchased online by searching Google.
A lot of places avoid the “thought crime” problem by making the live plants legal but their products illegal. For example, in places where psychedelic mushrooms grow naturally, it is often legal to have them fresh but illegal to have them dried, as one would only dry them in order to use them but you wouldn’t want to arrest an old lady for having a lawn.
I hear that the experience of marijuana changes after you’ve tried LSD or mushrooms. The marijuana gets more “trippy.” Do you think that is the case? And if so, why would that be?
Not in my experience.
You can have level 5 trips from THC, you just need enough of it. See http://www.erowid.org/psychoactives/faqs/psychedelic_experience_faq.shtml