Earlier this morning, I melted about 50-60mg of my sticky, icky, crystalline, yellow brain paste into my mesh bubbler.
I filled my lungs completely 3 times. And by the half fill of the third time I could taste my lighter and see no vapor being produced. As I exhaled, I was completely overtaken by an experience I can hardly describe, but will attempt to.
this ones gonna be kinda wordy.
There was something sparked in my mind immediatelly up the third exhale. It was a memory, but it wasnt. It was the very construct of a memory being described to me as familiarity and nostalgia, though I still grasped my current state well enough to understand this feeling as simply being a product of the psychedelic state. This did not last long.
For a moment, at the start, I had dreamed I was in a kitchen, and then a staircase, and then the center strip along the doors of an apartment complex. And during all of these displays, I was thinking, "is this right?", "could I be doing this better?", "why am I so confused?"
This is not a complete recount of the confused fog which overtook me. Its like a dream I half remember, where I've filled in the gaps with things that make sense. I was completely unaware I was high, or even awake. And I felt like i was merging with my unconscious into this bizzare surreal and clouded dream state.
I grabbed hold of my conscious and reminded myself not to give in to the confusion of these inserted concepts, placed out of context in the middle of my train of thought, as if to distract me from the world i was experiencing. I couldnt give in, because i needed to witness this and take note of everything i saw, felt, and understood.
The following waves of the peak completely overtook me with huge, pummeling torrents of emotion and blurred my headspace into mush. I had to ground myself by speaking out loud "i am on a drug.", to prevent falling into another amnesic state.
As I fought to observe this event, it painted gorgeous pictures of familiar spaces, in totally alien imagery. I saw, in completely foreign rooms, the emotions and thoughts and memories of nostalgic pasts and they were spoken to me in totally wordless amorphous visual constructs that i simply understood. It splashed, and fractled. it spun. it accordioned in and out to this maddening hum.
What I really must have seen is completely foreign to any words I currently know. I cannot describe it any farther than what's been accomplished here. The rest can only guessed at, or witnessed personally.
This is the wildest fucking chemical on the entire planet.