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  6. My sky turned pink then it became nighttime In the morning shit got me tripped out it was nice and chill definitely was hallucinating drove on 4 grams and was hallucinating textures on the road but still knew I was driving safely it wasn’t affecting my driving but gives you nice appreciation for life and everything god gives you and us.

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  7. Honestly that's mad bro, I had a similar experience years ago, about the tree and memories, but mine was different, I could see like a tree in my head and every branch led on to another branch and so, I could go into any memories I ever had and i categorised my own brain it was fucking crazy man! It really humbled me for a long time and made me realise how much we overcomplicate everything. I done tabs the other night and had a bad trip and that's the last time for me, shit got way too real! Good you make videos like this just for awareness

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  9. Damn I never knew you used to take shrooms, I used to take them a lot with my bestfriend in 12th grade, had to stop after a car accident that gave me a concussion and micro tearing in the cracks of my brain. Had to have neck surgery and got addicted to OPs for a little while, it's crazy because after the accident idk if it was similar for you but taking shrooms would really hurt my eyes and back and my whole body. It sucks because I love em lol

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  13. I stop coz i got to ill to go pick looking at it glad i realy did it every day when get up pick 1000+ 100 a trip next day start agen long munth i miss it but was going bit mad with manga and outher things with girlfriend ar time

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  15. mushrooms, like all psychedelics, are tools, not 'recreational drugs' imo. Until you've gone full-hog (5+ grams), you don't really even know what it's about.

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  17. Hey man! You’ve hit a hard topic that I have experienced, mushrooms aren’t a joke, and should only be used by elder people with real problems on their mind. Young people like us shouldn’t be taking those things or likewise, we have too much on our plate to even think of dabbling in mind/conscious altering substances.

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  19. I appreciate your story Drew. My experience with Shrooms has been the same except it hasn't put me off…
    They are a spiritual medicine to heal our spirit of all of the negative things we have done and forgotten about…
    Most take this experience as a bad trip but I can assure it is not.
    I have taken 2 heroic doses and both times it has been an incredibly emotional journey but every time I've come out of it with spiritual growth.
    We are on this earth for a reason and I truly believe we're meant to take note of our past actions and learn from them. Most people go through life choosing to forget the past to avoid the emotions… What they don't realise is the negative energy attached to those forgotten memories lingers. Magic Mushrooms are the medicine to heal us of that negative baggage that most don't even realise they have.
    When people then take Shrooms in a expectation to have 'fun', they're often shot down very quickly into a terrifying and emotional journey that they didn't expect and then they call it a 'bad trip'.
    This is the truth about Magic Mushrooms and this info needs to get out to people. It is a spiritual medicine, not a recreational drug.

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  22. Philosophers Stones in Amsterdam will rock your world…. I started my buzz at the old Dampkring Coffee shop and went to the carnival in front of the Queens Place and watch people's faces flying by on the ferris wheel at high speeds their skin was flapping like being launched on a rocket…lol…. don't want any more that shidd..hehehehe

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  23. Magic mushrooms are VERY, VERY BAD as they can cause HALLUCINOGEN PERSISTING PERCEPTION DISORDER (HPPD). Nobody warned me magic mushrooms can cause HPPD before I tried them. Now I am suffering. My eyes are super light-sensitive. I can no longer look at computer screens without dimming them and wearing sun-glasses. I was still hallucinating days after my last intake of magic mushrooms (seeing triangles and other geometric shapes and colourful galaxies on the backs of my eyelids when I'd close my eyes, seeing halos around letters which makes reading uncomfortable, and seeing halos around people, objects, and trails behind cars or people as they move). I also now have flashes of light in my visual field which makes my vision less sharp than before. Not knowing they are an illegal substance in Canada, I purchased them from an online store from British Columbia. They arrived in a factory-type bag that looked legit. There was absolutely no warning on the bag that magic mushrooms can cause HPPD in some people after only one use. Had I known about this potential side-effect, I never would have tried them. They did give me a pleasant euphoria and they did lift my depression, but very temporarily. Still, that good feeling, for me, was not worth, the HPPD I got. I tried them only 3 times. The first time about 2 weeks ago, about 3 grams. I had unpleasant hallucinations (the bathroom tile patterns seemed to pop out of the tiles and float around, the grout between the tiles seemed to flow like rivers, the walls and ceilings seemed to be quivering). Along with those scary hallucinations came the temporary pleasant feeling of euphoria or being "high" which temporarily masked my feelings of depression and sadness. My depression seemed to be alleviated for the next 3 days, after that first dose, then it came back. A week later, I tried micro-dosing to avoid hallucinations, but in hopes of still receiving some of the "benefit" of depression relief. I took 0.5 grams on a Friday, and then another 0.5 grams on a Saturday. This time, I measured them out with a precision scale I obtained in the meantime, so I know that I did not consume more than 0.5 grams each of these last 2 times I tried magic mushrooms. However, on the Sunday after my last (Saturday) use, while looking at a computer screen at work, my vision began to completely fade. At first, everything appeared to be in a thick mist or fog. Then the visual fields of both of my eyes turned white completely. For a temporary time, I was unable to see anything. This frightened me so that I went in a darkened room to rest my eyes, and I called an ambulance. Ever since, I have had vision problems I never used to have. I did research and found out that many people who tried magic mushrooms do develop HPPD. By some estimates, 60% of hallucinogen users (whether of magic mushrooms, LSD, ecstasy, DMT, ayahuasca, peyote, mescaline, psilocybin, etc.) develop HPPD. Some develop it in a mild form so that they hardly notice it. Some are not even aware they have it. Up to 5% of hallucinogen users develop it in such a severe form that it disables them: They often cannot read, cannot safely walk outside without assistance as they cannot properly see where they are going, cannot work, cannot study in school… In those 4 to 5% of cases, HPPD is so severe it is life-crippling. As there is no cure for it, some people have it for months, years, or in some cases for the rest of their lives. Although I agree that magic-mushroom euphoria feels GREAT and is highly effective for temporary depression relief (at least it was in my case), in my experience and opinion, it is not worth the risk of getting HPPD (which is something I believe I got in a thankfully more mild form). Some of my symptoms (such as hallucinations when I close my eyes days after the last use of the mushrooms have thankfully now gone away. But some stil persist: The halos around letters, causing eye strain when I read. The photo-sensitivity and inability to look at bright computer screens for long without sun-glasses. Ever since my last use of the mushrooms, my eyes have also been much drier than normal. I wonder if the neurotoxin in them affected the nerves that control my lacrimal (tear) glands, reducing the natural flow of tears as eye lubrication. I am now using artificial tears every day. Slowly the strange eye dryness is getting better. The halos and flashes of light in my field of vision still make my experience of seeing this world less beautiful and less sharp then before. In spite of the nice euphoria, I do not recommend the use of magic mushrooms. I don't think the risk of developing HPPD potentially for life is worth the temporary good feeling. Anyone serious about protecting people's health when speaking of magic mushrooms should warn would-be users about HPPD as a potential side-effect. It does not occur in all people. I know some men who used magic mushrooms who did not experience this effect after several uses. I am a woman, and smaller in body size than they. Maybe this is why the compounds in mushrooms affected me faster and more severely than they did these several men. However, even men can get HPPD. Many You Tubers both male and female complain they got it after the use of magic mushrooms, ecstasy, or LSD. Another harmful effects of such hallucinogens can be de-personalization and de-realization disorders (DP / DR), where nothing seems real, where one has the sense that one is living in a dream, where one feels disconnected from one's body and the world, and where one does not even recognize one's face in the mirror. Another effect I personally experienced is a change in colour perception. Colours look a bit different than before. Here is a video titled "HPPD REALITY: AN UNRECOGNIZED OCCURRENCE" by a You Tuber who got HPPD who shows others how it looks like in his more severe case. Just because some of the magic-mushroom enthusiasts have not gotten HPPD yet, it does not mean that they won't in the future or that others can't. I certainly did in a milder form, and the above You Tuber, with channel name "HPPD Reality", did in a more severe form. If mushroom enthusiasts care about their viewers, they should warn them about the possibility of HPPD. Even though it does not happen in all cases, it is certainly a real risk of using magic mushrooms. If there was a warning label on the bag of dried mushrooms that came in the mail, I never would have used them and partially ruined my previously good vision. There were no warnings whatsoever, even though magic mushrooms contain drug substances and should come with warnings, just like pharmaceuticals do. I now realize that there is a good reason they were classed as prohibited "schedule I" drugs in many places in the world, and I have a greater appreciation for US President's Nixon's "War on Drugs" than I did before. If only somebody could design a drug that has the beneficial depression-lifting effect of psilicybin and psilocin, but without the harmful potential effects of magic mushrooms, such as HPPD and DP/DR, then it would be the perfect anti-depression drug. Unfortunately, the world does not have that yet.

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  25. The first time I did shrooms in Amsterdam, I made the mistake of doing way too much coke beforehand (I think it had to do with this?) although it was mental, I felt like I was battling waves of nausea the whole time and I was freaking out that it wasn’t going to end. Don’t know if I’ll do it again

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  26. yo Drew, I think In this thumbnail you look fine/okay. what's up with your recent videos, in your thumbnails you be looking freaked out/disguisted. hope you go back to normal thumbnails

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  29. Seems like he wasn't mentally mature enough to go deep with shrooms to confront his subconscious/inner issues. Shrooms can be really fun, but this is why people shouldn't so easily use it for "recreation" while underestimating its effect with no enough research.

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  34. I took mushed and had a ball at a rave we went to coz my brother died and when we went out QFX was some of the music we used to listen to so we went to the show and next day I started to take myself of my Methadone I had been on for years really quick and it fixed me for about a year so I think every six months would keep as the guy high on life my friends used to call me.

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