The Laugh Locker

I have smoked salvia many times, Never anything above 10x because I do it it in very sporadic intervals.  So I recently began exploring again...

I had two very solid lungfuls of 10x tonight.  Sorry,i didn't weigh it.  I always have my Uncle with me or on speaker when I do salvia so we can record what we experience. 

About 15-20 seconds after exhaling the second toke, the effects began to take hold.  It got very weird very quickly.  I have to make a comment:  my personal experience with Salvia have never "fit" what the interwebz trip reports hae to offer, and that has always bothered me somewhat.

The first 10 or 15 seconds in, I was immediately plunged into the feeling of anxiety that one would feel in a heavy LSD trip; when anxiety was experienced.  Its hard to explain, but it was like a shirt cycle time loop that felt like it was repeating for an eternity.

20 to 30 seconds in, a feeling of contentment and serenity set in.  However, the word around me began to take on a very pastel appearance. Every movement I made caused flashes of color, texture, and perspective shift.  Everything began to degrade very quickly, and it was hard to discern what was a physical reality and what was a "variant".

Then about 60 seconds in the uncontrollable laughter started, like it always does.  I wish it wouldn't. Yes, its fun to laugh, but I try so hard to pay attention to the experience being presented to you.

I could go on about the impossible structures and colors observed from the perspective of what appeared to be from the inside of a gelatin matrix, but the experience is always overshadowed by the uncontrollable laughter.  Similar to a DMT experience, the memories are difficult to access.

The experience, according to my uncle, carried on for about 17 minutes.  I barely remember 3 or four minutes.  Luckily he recorded me over the speaker phone and took notes which we have already began to review.  Hopefully something will be revealed and understood.

Of course it was fun and hilarious, but that is not the sole reason for taking these adventures.  At least not for me.

Maybe I will write more about what I experience in the future.