Mind Over Matter: Psychedelic Drugs

But when you close your eyes you will keep in touch with yourself and what you imagine will be a picture in your mind. It is like a possibly endless canvas, limited only by your creativity. Unlike MDMA, acid makes you face your problem and forces you to understand them and think about reasonable thoughts. You may be on a pleasant trip or a bad trip, but it depends on what you mean. Imagine horrible things, but from my own experience, the worst part faces me myself.

I am a myopic medicine, so I have never had a bad experience. The idea of ​​"bad trip" is a myth - in this case you are a variable. Some people are afraid of LSD as they are afraid of experiencing 'bad trip'. But in fact, they are afraid of themselves. LSD allows you to look into the bonnet of the brain, and some people are afraid to do so. Even if you spend a period of intense life and experience a fiery or painful trip, you will feel that you will push this feeling away from your heart when you get down. One of the suggestions I made to someone who recently tried LSD is to turn off your phone - you do not know what kind of phone you get when you stumble.

The word "psychedelic" means "expression of the soul". Psychedelic art was inspired by psychedelic experiences of drugs, and it refers to the cultural art movement that has not become mainstream in the 1960s. Psychedelic visual art corresponds to psychedelic rock music. Concert posters, album covers, light shows, murals, manga books, underground newspapers, etc. reflect the revolutionary political, social and spiritual emotions inspired by psychedelic consciousness. In the early 1970s, San Francisco was still the center of psychedelic art, but this style also developed internationally. Pink Floyd cooperated extensively with the London designer Hipgnosis and created a graphic that supports the concept of the album, like the Soundtrack cover of Film 'More'.

The psychedelic era was an era of social, musical and artistic changes that were influenced by psychedelic medicine that occurred between 1965 and 1969, or from the early 1960's to the mid-1970's. The use of psychedelic medicine promotes unity, destruction of the boundary, improvement of political consciousness, sympathy for others, and questions to authority