Greetings Changalang and welcome to the Nexus.
I am glad you feel you have been able to gain some interesting benefits (donβt know if less chatty is a benefit, more thoughtful maybe?) from the experience. I find the changes we see following psychedelic experience wax and wane like anything in life, be wary of seeing it as a panacea.
At the end of the day (I believe) the changes are all you and your environment anyway, just another way of changing your view of and interaction with reality.
Whatever, I find that the spice experience gives and takes according to whatever is happening at that time. Many of us say it gives you what you need.
Changalang wrote:6) Fear of death diminished
I had that one embedded in me for some time after a particularly heavy journey, I thought the fearlessness I had gained was great. With my head in not such great shape a fair while later I became quite into the idea of doing myself in (not spice-connected, but life) it seemed like a much easier prospect than it had ever been previously.
In the end another very heavy journey decided to give me another taste of the void that put the fear into me. I think with both sides of this shown to me I have regained a slightly more rational view on death, which was probably about the same as it was before either of these experiences!