LSD just came in

[Alexanderr]

Any playlist recommendations?

 

[Deleted member 100349]

What's LSD bhai?

 

[Alexanderr]

What's LSD bhai?

idk, i'll find out soon enough, i guess

 

[vevcred2_0]

The doors

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Playboy Carti 's new album. I personally think it is mid but a lot of zoomers seen to think it is one of his best albums to date

 

[quantitativePSL]

Playboy Carti 's new album. I personally think it is mid but a lot of zoomers seen to think it is one of his best albums to date

He has one good album so it probably is

 

[vevcred2_0]

Playboy Carti 's new album. I personally think it is mid but a lot of zoomers seen to think it is one of his best albums to date

That might be good for tweaking out, just a bunch of gibberish

 

[asdvek]

 

[Alexanderr]

Playboy Carti 's new album. I personally think it is mid but a lot of zoomers seen to think it is one of his best albums to date

haven't listened to it at all, i'll check it out

 

[Alexanderr]

The doors

any particular songs?

 

[Alexanderr]

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[_MVP_]

 

[vevcred2_0]

any particular songs?

People are strange and light my fire

 

[lestoa]

Why would you take this drug ?

 

[ye88]

Caramelldansen

 

[Alexanderr]

Why would you take this drug ?

Believe it or not, it’s not to just get high or anything. I plan to rekindle a childlike sense of wonder about the world around me.
It boosts neuroplasticity, breaks me out of rigid thought patterns, and helps me see everyday reality with fresh eyes, fueling creative problem-solving, especially as I’m studying lots of math and physics.
So, yeah, I didn't turn into a junkie, it's for science (mostly).

 

[Alias!]

Any playlist recommendations?

 

[Neucher]

Have you tried Adderall/Ritalin before?

 

[Alexanderr]

 

[Alexanderr]

Have you tried Adderall/Ritalin before?

Yes, adderall (in particular dextroamphetamine) many times, ritalin several times too. Adderall is great, but tolerance is unavoidable and I didn't really use it to get high, but rather for learning. It's expensive to get legit dex though, what you mostly see online is just speed.

 

[cute]

Believe it or not, it’s not to just get high or anything. I plan to rekindle a childlike sense of wonder about the world around me.
It boosts neuroplasticity, breaks me out of rigid thought patterns, and helps me see everyday reality with fresh eyes, fueling creative problem-solving, especially as I’m studying lots of math and physics.
So, yeah, I didn't turn into a junkie, it's for science (mostly).

There were much better choices if you want neuroplasticity. If you’ve never taken psychadelics this could be be too strong depending on the dosage

 

[Alexanderr]

There were much better choices if you want neuroplasticity. If you’ve never taken psychadelics this could be be too strong depending on the dosage

Well, true, but neuroplasticity is just one part of what I'm after.

LSD also sparks childlike wonder and reframes how I handle confusion—exactly what I’m after for math/physics. It's not really about boosting my brain here, but seeing problems with fresh eyes. Intensity will generally be dose dependent.

I did truffles (similar to shrooms) yesterday (3g Mexicana truffles), very light dose (bit too light, actually) but I'd summarize my experience as:

The world looked more vibrant and full of details I’d normally skip over: distant birds chirping, kids playing in the background, wind rushing by my ears, leaves rustling, and ripples dancing on the water. I found myself captivated by how light from those ripples reflected onto a tree, how shadows curved along a little hill, and even the reflection of a cat near the lake—wondering which axis its symmetry was on. The shapes of leaves scattered around me felt connected to the shape of a tree, which was pretty wild to notice.

It's stuff like that which you lose as you grow up, and I wanted to recapture that. Neuroplasticity alone won't get me there, and I've tried lots of stuff which just boosts plasticity (dihexa, cerebrolysin, vorinostat, etc).

 

[ThraxxGlo]

Playboy Carti 's new album. I personally think it is mid but a lot of zoomers seen to think it is one of his best albums to date

Im a zoomer and it’s utter dog shit
Die lit mogs

 

[ThraxxGlo]

 

[cute]

Well, true, but neuroplasticity is just one part of what I'm after.

LSD also sparks childlike wonder and reframes how I handle confusion—exactly what I’m after for math/physics. It's not really about boosting my brain here, but seeing problems with fresh eyes. Intensity will generally be dose dependent.

I did truffles (similar to shrooms) yesterday (3g Mexicana truffles), very light dose (bit too light, actually) but I'd summarize my experience as:

The world looked more vibrant and full of details I’d normally skip over: distant birds chirping, kids playing in the background, wind rushing by my ears, leaves rustling, and ripples dancing on the water. I found myself captivated by how light from those ripples reflected onto a tree, how shadows curved along a little hill, and even the reflection of a cat near the lake—wondering which axis its symmetry was on. The shapes of leaves scattered around me felt connected to the shape of a tree, which was pretty wild to notice.

It's stuff like that which you lose as you grow up, and I wanted to recapture that. Neuroplasticity alone won't get me there, and I've tried lots of stuff which just boosts plasticity (dihexa, cerebrolysin, vorinostat, etc).

Yeah, that’s significantly different than just neuroplasticity. How come you haven’t went for shrooms before trying acid? Also do you know how many micrograms is yours doses at?

 

[FaceandBBC]

 

[Magnum452]

Well, true, but neuroplasticity is just one part of what I'm after.

LSD also sparks childlike wonder and reframes how I handle confusion—exactly what I’m after for math/physics. It's not really about boosting my brain here, but seeing problems with fresh eyes. Intensity will generally be dose dependent.

I did truffles (similar to shrooms) yesterday (3g Mexicana truffles), very light dose (bit too light, actually) but I'd summarize my experience as:

The world looked more vibrant and full of details I’d normally skip over: distant birds chirping, kids playing in the background, wind rushing by my ears, leaves rustling, and ripples dancing on the water. I found myself captivated by how light from those ripples reflected onto a tree, how shadows curved along a little hill, and even the reflection of a cat near the lake—wondering which axis its symmetry was on. The shapes of leaves scattered around me felt connected to the shape of a tree, which was pretty wild to notice.

It's stuff like that which you lose as you grow up, and I wanted to recapture that. Neuroplasticity alone won't get me there, and I've tried lots of stuff which just boosts plasticity (dihexa, cerebrolysin, vorinostat, etc).

Weren't you one of the early pioneers of vorinostat on here?? You've said that it completely annihilated your social Anxiety and made u low inhib etc etc. It also works on the same principle of opening those childlike pathways for a fixed time in which you learn a different perspective.

Why not use the same? Or is it coz the effects of vorinostat were greatly exaggerated back then

 

[Alexanderr]

Yeah, that’s significantly different than just neuroplasticity. How come you haven’t went for shrooms before trying acid? Also do you know how many micrograms is yours doses at?

Technically I did, I tried truffles before I tried LSD (I haven't tried it yet). The dose for the LSD is 200 uq per blotter. I'll dissolve it in vodka and take about 100 uq I think.

 

[Alexanderr]

Weren't you one of the early pioneers of vorinostat on here?? You've said that it completely annihilated your social Anxiety and made u low inhib etc etc. It also works on the same principle of opening those childlike pathways for a fixed time in which you learn a different perspective.

Why not use the same? Or is it coz the effects of vorinostat were greatly exaggerated back then

It definitely worked for social anxiety and fear related pathways, but not really curiosity and the like. It didn’t really feed into my curiosity or spark that childlike sense of wonder I’m after. LSD, on the other hand, specifically helps break down rigid thought patterns, encouraging open-minded exploration. I've still got quite a lot of vorinostat left, and it definitely has some uses besides fear extinction, like possibly acquiring perfect pitch as it reopens the critical period for its development. Whilst on vorinostat your emotions are blunted, actually. The amplitude of your emotions is reduced. You simply feel less, but that's not what I'm after currently. Vorinostat is still greatly recommended for anyone with anxiety, social anxiety in particular.

 

[superpsycho]

Playboy Carti 's new album. I personally think it is mid but a lot of zoomers seen to think it is one of his best albums to date

like 6 songs from that album are actually good

the rest of it is low quality normie slop

 

[laaltin]

Put some edm mix from youtube with nice visuals

 

[Alexanderr]

It definitely worked for social anxiety and fear related pathways, but not really curiosity and the like. It didn’t really feed into my curiosity or spark that childlike sense of wonder I’m after. LSD, on the other hand, specifically helps break down rigid thought patterns, encouraging open-minded exploration. I've still got quite a lot of vorinostat left, and it definitely has some uses besides fear extinction, like possibly acquiring perfect pitch as it reopens the critical period for its development. Whilst on vorinostat your emotions are blunted, actually. The amplitude of your emotions is reduced. You simply feel less, but that's not what I'm after currently. Vorinostat is still greatly recommended for anyone with anxiety, social anxiety in particular.

For some still left with questions; it's true that compounds like dihexa, cerebrolysin, and vorinostat all support neuroplasticity at a biochemical level, by boosting growth factors or altering epigenetic markers, but they don’t induce that deep, subjective ‘reset’ that fosters genuine childlike wonder.

They’re more about enhancing or repairing your brain’s hardware, so to speak, rather than shifting your entire emotional vantage point.

Psychedelics, on the other hand, don’t just make your brain more malleable; they actively engage perception and emotion in a way that dissolves habitual thought loops.

That’s why LSD can bring on that sense of awe and playful curiosity—by rewiring how you respond to confusion and novelty, rather than just 'optimizing' the underlying neural machinery.

So while substances like vorinostat reduce social anxiety or fear pathways, they rarely spark the introspective wonder and open-mindedness that’s central to feeling like a kid again. At least not in my experience, and from what I've found in that of others.

 

[Alexanderr]

Put some edm mix from youtube with nice visuals

I wonder if I can give myself synesthesia if I search up some crazy visuals and watch them in the dark

 

[PsychoH]

Mirin!!! Try some 80s nostalgia playlist. i can send you one.

 

[Deleted member 44526]

 

[johnypvpgod]

Shine On You Crazy Diamond the album​

 

[Alexanderr]

Yeah, I was thinking about this song, seems like a good fit
I'm also thinking about some good ol' Creedence Clearwater Revival with some psychedelic rock

 

[Alexanderr]

Mirin!!! Try some 80s nostalgia playlist. i can send you one.

Send them my way bro

 

[moggerofhumanity]

Definitely try this one. Others have actually listened to it while high and they’ve said it’s amazing.

 

[PsychoH]

Send them my way bro

i'll PM my personal one.

 

[Magnum452]

It definitely worked for social anxiety and fear related pathways, but not really curiosity and the like. It didn’t really feed into my curiosity or spark that childlike sense of wonder I’m after. LSD, on the other hand, specifically helps break down rigid thought patterns, encouraging open-minded exploration. I've still got quite a lot of vorinostat left, and it definitely has some uses besides fear extinction, like possibly acquiring perfect pitch as it reopens the critical period for its development. Whilst on vorinostat your emotions are blunted, actually. The amplitude of your emotions is reduced. You simply feel less, but that's not what I'm after currently. Vorinostat is still greatly recommended for anyone with anxiety, social anxiety in particular.

Would you say that it had a permanent effect? Like even after 2 years now?
Or are maintanence sessions required once in a while? I'm not really that high inhib, more like normal levels of inhibition and wanted to try this out to completely nuke my social Anxiety...

I honestly would have gotten it a long time ago but it's so damn expensive and hard to source.

 

[Alexanderr]

Would you say that it had a permanent effect? Like even after 2 years now?
Or are maintanence sessions required once in a while? I'm not really that high inhib, more like normal levels of inhibition and wanted to try this out to completely nuke my social Anxiety...

I honestly would have gotten it a long time ago but it's so damn expensive and hard to source.

Slight resurgence of anxiety is possible, its not the same anxieties exactly but it's possible for a bit of anxiety to return based upon new situations that show up in your life, but it's like 5-10% of what it was before. Otherwise it's been completely permanent. It's been 2 and a half years, or so. I'd say a maintenance session once every 6 months might be a good idea, where you just ruminate on any new fears every once in a while. You can source it from the guy who runs r/vorinostat, it's the same guy I sourced it from years ago, trust me.

 

[SubSigma]

SubSigma psytrance playlist

 

[RXnd]

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[asdvek]

No watermark aka mine thanks nigger

what

 

[RXnd]

what

Nothing

Just maldini appreciation

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Free Tibet - vini vici remix

 

[Magnum452]

Slight resurgence of anxiety is possible, its not the same anxieties exactly but it's possible for a bit of anxiety to return based upon new situations that show up in your life, but it's like 5-10% of what it was before. Otherwise it's been completely permanent. It's been 2 and a half years, or so. I'd say a maintenance session once every 6 months might be a good idea, where you just ruminate on any new fears every once in a while. You can source it from the guy who runs r/vorinostat, it's the same guy I sourced it from years ago, trust me.

I see...thanks man