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CFPurpose · 03-02-2007, 10:24 PM

Hi Itsmeddc. Nice story. It was an interesting read and you write well.

I think that with any drug, our minds could very well be able to access other energies within ourselves but at the same time, it really could all be a hullicination. This is really why ones experiences while under the influence can either be looked at seriously or not so seriously.

As I do not take drugs any longer, I definently had my days in my late teens- early 20's. I never did or have ever heard of the drug you speak of however my d of choice was cocaine. Not a hallucinant but it does spike your awareness. I could hear people talking from miles away and could hear the radio when turned off. I'd turn it on to hear the exact song or person speaking as I could hear when the radio was off. Now wether or not this sprang from the drug, I don't know. I still to this day, WITHOUT THE DRUGS, will have moments where I can hear the radio and it be off. I always check myself and low and behold the same song is on, ect. Maybe there is a part of our brain that is more in tune to sound waves that I inadvertantly opened up? Who knows.

Nevertheless, your story was a very good read.

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CFPurpose Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 186	Hi Itsmeddc. Nice story. It was an interesting read and you write well. I think that with any drug, our minds could very well be able to access other energies within ourselves but at the same time, it really could all be a hullicination. This is really why ones experiences while under the influence can either be looked at seriously or not so seriously. As I do not take drugs any longer, I definently had my days in my late teens- early 20's. I never did or have ever heard of the drug you speak of however my d of choice was cocaine. Not a hallucinant but it does spike your awareness. I could hear people talking from miles away and could hear the radio when turned off. I'd turn it on to hear the exact song or person speaking as I could hear when the radio was off. Now wether or not this sprang from the drug, I don't know. I still to this day, WITHOUT THE DRUGS, will have moments where I can hear the radio and it be off. I always check myself and low and behold the same song is on, ect. Maybe there is a part of our brain that is more in tune to sound waves that I inadvertantly opened up? Who knows. Nevertheless, your story was a very good read.