How do hallucinations feel?

I suggest you take Psilocybin or magic mushrooms for your first time. It is a little easier to keep your mind right on them. It's not the most extreme hallucinogen. It's more like a speedy high. The most common hallucinations are tracers. When something moves you see an extension of that object. It kind of looks like the way water moves when an object moves across it's surface. Then there is my most common hallucination, where the walls and floor breath. On the more heavier hallucinogen's you will actually see things that aren't there. Like dogs with baby faces, and trees growing out of the road. P.S. don't drive while you are tripping. Everything takes on a different meaning while you are tripping. Colors may smell bad, or good. Green is bad purple is good. You will get the drift when your there.

For the best experience on hallucinogens, follow a few general rules.

First, you must have you mind in a good place. If you sad, angry, or afraid don't do it.

Second, you need to be somewhere you feel safe. Somewhere you won't be interrupted for the trip. Five hours minimum. If there is an emergency try not to freak out. Keep your mind in a happy state.

Third, don't do it alone. It is much better to trip with a good friend then to do it alone. You can trip by yourself, and you will get crazy interested in things. But it is a lot more fun with friends. Caution tho, make sure your amongst good friends. Because, if someone turns on your during your trip it will kill the whole experience.

Fourth, have something to do. The more variety the better. Music, movies, swimming, Frisbee. Generally, things that are fun and don't involve a lot of concentration.

Fifth, orange juice, or at the very least water. You will become dehydrated at some point, from running around and having fun. Energy drinks might help, I haven't really tried that yet.

Sixth, Eat before you trip, and wait awhile, like swimming. Why do I suggest you eat? Because if you do it right your going to be everywhere. Playing with stuff, running around, basically burning calories. And you won't want to eat while on the trip. Sometimes yes, you will be amazed by the taste of thing. But most of the time your tummies not going to allow you to eat mid trip.

Now, these are just general guidelines as you become practiced in the art, you will find you can break some of these rules and still have a good time. And as you learn more about your tolerance to things you can start with the heavier hallucinogens. Like LSD (Lysergic acid diethylamide, acid) or what is called Molly (MDMA, Ecstasy, it's all the same thing chemically speaking). And once you feel confident enough the great and grand mescalin.

Stop listening to these idiots, look at this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7fOuPTZtWI
very informative for what you want to know, and interesting.

Uh, to be honest, hallucinations aren't as fun as they seem. I have schizoaffective disorder, so I hallucinate without drugs, (never tried hallucinogens and never plan to) and honestly, it's pretty damn scary. Not something I'd recommend, especially because you can get drug-induced psychosis where you hallucinate without drugs and then you're pretty much screwed.

Trippy.

It's not like in the movies. It is fucking amazing, just don't hold back or you'll find yourself whining on the couch about how dizzy, cold and sick you are when you could be enjoying the uephoria and the beautiful new world around you.

it really varies from person to person but usually you have a lot of energy and just kind of ponder different things going on around you and in your life and all. it's an odd mix of familiar and totally alien at the same time, really hard to describe.

for most people they're pretty real seeming, it's what makes them so dangerous and debilitating. Like Clarke syndrome.

its like whats that, then you realize its not real and then go wtf!!!!!!!!! like the other day, i saw a ball of light that bounced through the room really fast..
on drugs you usually realize...

i guess its like when your falling asleep and your almost dreaming before you fall asleep and you hear someone saying something like your name, and then you drift and your asleep.

Fucking sucks. Once you're in so deep, your entire brain is almost like, rewired to convince you that the hallucinations are real. Your brain looks for even the slightest coincidence or evidence to form complex delusions supporting your hallucinations and while you're in that mindset, it makes terrifyingly perfect sense to you, but not to anyone else. I used to take meds that caused me to hallucinate as my doctor had me on too high of a doseage and looking back, I feel like I must have lost my mind, I was so damned paranoid.

Drug induced psychosis, It's not as much fun as it sounds.

You people are just sad.

Stop doing drugs, for fuck's sake. Grow up.

Oh. I forgot some more things.

First, chewing gum (for guys) or if your ok with it, pacifiers (for girls). something to keep your mouth occupied. Because in most cases if you don't have these things you will end up gritting your teeth all day.

Second, you should plan for the fallout. Like on LSD, after eight hours you aren't going to be useful for anything. Just chill out, and wait for the little man on the back of your head to let go of your cheeks so you can stop grinning. You'll be tired but you can't sleep. Just chill. Nothing you can do.

And last, lights and spiny things. Things that move to make tracers are awesome. And if you are in low light conditions, and most likely you will be, spinning lights are even more awesome. And when you get the hang of things go to a casino, not to gamble. It will blow your mind.

Oh. I forgot one thing. Don't be a jerk, never slip someone a micky. Surprise trips rarely work out.

It is nothing like in the movies. Best scenario is you feel dizzy, cold and sick. Don't try it :)