Psilocyber Underworld 🍄 Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.

Twetch is great when I have interactions with people.

After any psychedelic experiences, I do like sharing some of the bits I found interesting about them. For instance, I decided to megadose about an hr ago (DMT) and the experience I had was unlike anything I have ever experienced before.

Vibration/sound most certainly has healing properties. Not all sounds of course, but certain tones.

My experiences are something I really like to share, and I wish that I could allow other people into my world to experience what I am experiencing sometimes. People can argue that psychedelics are simply producing hallucinations and nothing more, but there's not a doubt in my mind that some of these molecules/substances are medicine. It's absurd that they are illegal. I don't condone the use of these substances without researching them first, but the potential healing power they have is unlike any pharmaceutical on the market.

They are certainly a unique breed. I've seen them play all sides, I've met (in person as well as online) many people that have some EXTREMELY insightful things to talk about → metaphysical, spiritual, financial, etc.
I definitely think the 'culture' that several BSV peeps are part of (whether they look at it as a culture or not) is more intelligent in a variety of ways and their sense of humor is fucking on point.
The ones I do not particularly care for are the ones that I have met (both in person and otherwise) that are in the BSV Association or working for some of the 'bigger businesses' in BSV such as GorillaPool (Kurt is pretty much a douche bag - I apologize if any of you like him, but my experiences with him have just lead me to see thru his public persona and see that he's just a basic ass human. nothing more, nothing less). I like the ones that have peeled away from even trying to 'get in good' with those other cucks and build their own things and keep their circles a bit tighter. The Gopniks seem to have held true. Jack seems to be solid. The Twetch guys…I see them working multiple aspects of the 'game' and while it took me some time to get what they are doing, I think I understand them more. I am pro-Twetch. Do shit on your own before looking to the 'big dawgs' for help, otherwise they'll use your information against you. Funny….yes…We are a funny bunch of degens.

I listened to a friend's mix. It was some funky house and love it. He shared it with me a few years ago and met him through Twetch (he lives in Europe and I'm in Vermont (the US).
I have done several xtracts and have plenty of experiences worth of my product. Every experience is a little different of course, but this one was certainly unique. I tend to take my few pulls, hold them, then exhale…then I lay back and close my eyes and enjoy the closed eye visuals and all…I have met entities that are extremely pleasant and inviting many times. This time, I decided to open my eyes at some point (which I never had the urge to do before) and the best way to describe what I saw is a completely digital, translucent place…my clothes hanging in my closet (I only had my closet light on) looked like 3-d images, they danced to the beat of the music I was listening to…Then I looked out my window as the sun was going down and saw tree branches covered in a recent 12in snow and started to see past all of it → I basically started seeing something like a spiral or vortex that had ancient looking symbols moving through it. Overall, it was an enjoyable experience that left me laughing a bit at everything. The universe certainly has a sense of humor and I have known this for some time. But it's always reassuring to see it rather than to just think or believe it. I could list 100s of experiences that vary in 'theme'. Should I post every experience on Twetch? Is that something that would be worth posting?