Experience Tripping on LSD

My Experience Tripping on LSD. As a teenager growing up in the 1960’s, I was swept up in the cultural revolution that was happening all around me. The world was changing, and so was the way we thought about drugs and consciousness. For me, this change manifested in the form of tripping on LSD in high school.

Mysterious LSD

Drug use in high schools in the 1960’s was not as rampant as it is today, but it was still a prevalent part of the culture. Many of my peers were experimenting with marijuana, but for me, it was all about LSD. It was the new, exciting and mysterious substance that everyone was talking about.

Mind-bending experience

I first tried LSD in my sophomore year of high school, and it was unlike anything I had ever experienced before. The effects of the drug were intense and mind-bending, and I felt as if I were being taken on a journey through the deepest parts of my own mind. The experience was surreal, and it felt as if reality was melting away. The colours and patterns around me seemed to come alive, and I felt as if I was seeing the world in a completely new way. I felt a sense of euphoria and wonder that was truly indescribable. It felt as if I had been given a glimpse into the deepest parts of my own mind, and it was a truly transformative experience. I felt a deep connection to the people around me, and I felt as if I was a part of something much greater than myself.

I was hooked on how my views of the world had changed

The experience was truly profound, and it changed the way I thought about drugs and consciousness forever. I realized that the mind is a powerful tool, and that with the right tools and the right mindset, we can all tap into a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us. It’s important to note that the experience of tripping on LSD in the 1960’s was vastly different from the experience of tripping on LSD today. The LSD available in the 1960’s was much purer and more potent than the LSD that is available today. Additionally, the cultural context of the 1960’s was one of experimentation and exploration, whereas today, the cultural context is one of caution and regulation.

Self-discovery

In conclusion, my experience tripping on LSD in the 1960’s in high school was one of the most profound and transformative experiences of my life. It opened my eyes to the power of the mind and the potential of drugs as a tool for self-discovery and understanding. I would like to invite you to share your own experiences with LSD or other psychedelic drugs. Share your thoughts and feelings in the comments section. At the end of the post, I would like to remind readers that drugs are a powerful tool and should be used with caution. I would advise readers to do their own research and to proceed with caution when experimenting with any mind-altering substances.