So those of you in chat know about my chronic headaches and such, and about how I stopped smoking the ganja. Well, I've starting smoking again as it has been impossible to get any studying done otherwise. The weed has lessened my headaches a little, but since my tolerance is still way down, those spontaneous, high ideas are still rampant. My tolerance must have been godly, because it takes so little weed to get me good. Haha.

So I was writing a lab report yesterday pretty blazed, and I decided to go smoke some dmt out by this tree that has already lost its leaves, which lay like an orange blanket around it. I sat down at the base of the tree, and just enjoyed its company for a little while before I inhaled.

Now I know you are probably thinking that a tree doesn't constitute a friend, but hold your horses, it isn't the tree.

The trip was beautiful, full of greens, reds, and oranges. It was a multidimensional advanced tetris game. As the veil began to recede I opened my eyes, and was met with the bright green glow emanating from the eyes of a neighborhood cat. This cat runs off every time that I walk out of my apartment or get out of my car, and here it was lying at my feet staring intently. I thought, "Damn, this is the strange behavior that the cat-loving nexians speak of." I was comforted staring into those mysterious eyes, and she seemed unafraid. She got up and began being all cute and cat-like, purring and getting a little cuddly. I called her a weirdo, but couldn't refrain from petting her.

I got up and went inside thinking that was a once in a lifetime moment playing with that cat. This morning I left for school, and who was waiting for me on my steps? Yep! I made a new friend with the catalyst of dmt. How awesome is that?

I need to think of a name for her... Haha.

Animals' reactions to a spice enhanced individual never cease to amaze me. I wonder what they sense exactly that makes them behave differently.

Just a couple of nights ago at my cousin's house, I experienced something similar with his cat. We had earlier taken a journey to hyperspace outside of his house under the beauty of the night sky. (Highly recommended if you've never done it - the rearranging of constellations was amazing, not to mention Jupiter turned into what looked like a comet travelling across the sky). We went inside to each take a smaller dose. I had the job of emptying the GVG to make sure all the previous doses were depleted. Turns out there was more in there than I thought and I was treated with some awesome morphing of a painting in his kitchen and the textured ceiling above me.

The entire time I was under the influence of the spice, his cat was running back and forth under the chair I was seated in. My cousin told me it was very unlike his cat to do that. After I was slightly closer to baseline, the cat was peaking at me from a nearby doorway and as soon as I made eye contact with him he came running up to me purring and just begging for attention.

To make matters more interesting, a hyperspace journey I had a week previous involved cat like entities formed out of fractal geometry, one of which was rubbing up against me. I say "cat like" because I knew they weren't actually cats, they just took on that form. Good stuff!


Why not pick a spice name? Cinnamon or Nutmeg or something, you'd know what it means at least.

My cat always knows. very distint difference in behavior. lovey etc. This is an interesting topic.

I would love to learn more if anyone has any insight or links about this!

Also Id like to mention that if you have headaches Feverfew works wonders. You have to take it on a regular basis as a preventative. It wont work if you take it only when you get an actual headache

haha cat-alyst...

if i may suggest a name for your feline friend.... Catalyst