Lasty

There's only one way to find out! ::spin::

Forbidden, how?

I'm pretty sure you have to be born a Vampire to be an alpha. Everyone who gets bit is a beta.

Even if you were a beta vampire that lived under the mind control of an alpha vampire? o_o

Is he all freaked out when he sees you now?

Salvia is a diterpene hallucinogen and a kappa-opiod receptor agonist. The chemical receptors in your brain that trigger the effect with salvia have that distinct weirdness because salvinorin A does not act on any other receptors, like serotonin, which is the classic receptor that generates experiences in most other hallucinogens like LSD.

My buddy and I got caught in a time loop. We were walking and we both got the impression that someone was walking behind us, we both look back to check at the same time without saying anything and there was no one there. I made a joke and said maybe it was our future selves. We walk up a little ways and right as he has this idea to climb the hill to our right, I accidentally started walking up it because it was dark and I was on lsd for the first time before he had the chance to say anything, so he's like, we gotta climb this hill. We climb it and I have this awesome experience of universal one-ness everybody is always talking about (finally) and then we find this guys tent right around the corner of the hill and he says "you guys came up the steep part of the hill right there? Wow. There's an easier way back down..." Which took us back to where we started, and we both simultaneously got this deep sense of deja-vu as soon as we get back on the trail for a second. We had a good laugh about it.

Worth it, if you're not tripping too hard that whole time. Don't dive in with a huge dose if you try it, and make sure you have the time and space you need to fully process everything that's going on without any distractions, and so you don't disturb any normies. Always trip outside.... Tripping inside is scary. lol

Yep. In that case, everything is moving faster than light because there is always some other frame of reference for the scale of the universe, which means the past, present and future are all connected...

Nope. There's a lot of hearsay about it, it doesn't show up on drug tests and it will change how you look at things. They were trying to cure headaches when it was discovered on accident. Science is great like that. "Ooops. We created a miracle..."

Sometimes we need distractions </3

All the same things really are happening, we just can't agree on the intervals at which they occur because our velocities are not identical @_@ In other words, reality is like an illusion because it's nature depends so heavily on our perception of it, but that means there is an ultimate reality, it's just not self-defining, it's dependent on observation. That is to say, we are the imaginations of ourselves...

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You really put in the work for a decent familiar, then.

Yeah, I hate it when that happens.... I always try to limit the dose and intervals so I don't wind up some totally gone trippy kid.

That was your eyes ceasing to function properly from oxygen deprivation. This one time I saw a field of sage brush turn into a labyrinth filled to the brim with a wide variety of rainbow coloured cartoon pigs, just marching around in lock-step. The whole scene was highly reactive to my emotional state and it really helped with my social anxiety.

Sort of, that's one way to put it...

Wow, how many souls were in there?

That's kind of creepy and makes me miss TB

Did you find her sleeping in the daytime, then?

We're all trying to describe the same reality, and I think it's better for people to experience as much as they can and arrive at their own conclusions than to placidly accept information that is spoon fed to them. I'm a musician, and as an act of civil disobedience I decided to follow in the footsteps of my predecessors like Jimi Hendrix and John Lennon, etc. and see what all the hubbub was about. People loved their music in a special way that you just don't see these days....

I'm speaking from personal experience, here, so I can't refute your scepticism effectively based on anecdotal evidence without asking if you could refer me to the totally un-biased and thorough studies that prove it always does? What I was saying, (half jokingly) is that it could be an effective replacement for shitty pharmaceuticals. I've seen it work wonders for people, but you have to be educated about it and not treat it like some party favour.

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