However, in that moment I felt I had got my hands on the occult truth of it all.
I personally haven't seen any compelling evidence of demons and devils. The buddhist in me tries not to hold on to many beliefs. I'm experienced enough with psychedelics that I almost laughed at the situation.īut, fear is fear, and I was starting to feel a lot of it.Īt some point in my walk I had a realization. The once robust and green landscape turned thin and snake-like. No prompting required.Īnd that is precisely what started happening. It's this infinite-seeming canvas where our minds project all of our fears and insecurities almost without fail. Now the darkness was settling over me and in me.
But, as with any respectable psychedelic, I lost track of time. The first few hours were filled with pretty common trip stuff: big, bold colors, swirling vegetation, and deer telepathy. But I was depressed and anxious to put it mildly.
I was dealing with some very unpleasant mental issues at the time.
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