I just came back from a Chautauqua with the too-much-coffee beings. They told me to drum my fingers more, fidget in my seat, and stare red-eyed into the night.
Man, I hate those guys.
Anyway, a little while ago, the same thing happened. I smoked, listened to some music that I previously had not heard before, and the music was seemingly transformed for the better during the minute or two of peak salvinorin performance. Later, I listened to it again, and I could easily tell where the music had been reinvented and rematerialized. This seems to only happen to music that I’m listening to for the first time. Apparently, reality needs fragile avenues in which to rematerialize itself. One such avenue is previously un-listened to music.
Had I been listening to 'Stairway To Heaven', it would have been much more difficult for the song to become rematerialized. The neural pathways in my brain would have prevented re-materialization. But with a previously unheard song, the neural pathways aren't already established, thus re-materialization is a stronger probability.
So here’s what I’m saying:
During the peak salvinorin temporal phase, I was able to recreate the world around me; not in a major way, such as turning my neighborhood into a twisted, post apocalyptic wheel of splintered plywood and deformed fir trees. But in a more gentle way; such as permanently recreating a song.
I’m also saying this:
Not only did I change the song. By changing the song, an entire universe connected to the song was also downloaded (collapsed). The newly collapsed universe contained another WONR3RBOY, another SL24, another 2ofMe. Instead of one more 2ofMe, there are actually 10^500 2ofMe in the quantum universe. There are 10^500 SL24s, etc. My mind simply downloaded a newly collapsed version of reality from the 10^500 uncollapsed versions of reality out there.
thelightpanther wrote:Burningmouth, here's what I was referring to:Anyway, a little while ago, the same thing happened. I smoked, listened to some music that I previously had not heard before, and the music was seemingly transformed for the better during the minute or two of peak salvinorin performance......break......The newly collapsed universe contained another WONR3RBOY, another SL24, another 2ofMe. Instead of one more 2ofMe, there are actually 10^500 2ofMe in the quantum universe. There are 10^500 SL24s, etc. My mind simply downloaded a newly collapsed version of reality from the 10^500 uncollapsed versions of reality out there.
thelightpanther wrote: To the extent that what you are calling “salvia mythology” is rooted in the deep rhythms of this ontological engine, I think it has some truth in it. But these engines are jealous. They growl at each other in the dark, like bears prowling the margins of a forest. The salvia engine has quiet contempt for the baseline engine, because it’s a prostitute and a hussie.
peoploid wrote:I've always felt that, to truly speak about salvia, one must still be temporally close to the experience. Only someone currently smoking plain leaf or extract has a right to speak. I think so even today.
Burningmouth wrote:You seem to want to discover a way to enter parallel worlds surrounding us.
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