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It has just been 4 days. In 5, 10 or 20 years, you might think differently. It will make your life more complicated in many ways, especially in social settings and when eating out. For a few years, you might be okay with it, but the constraint can increase over time and become a nightmare. Aside from that, veganism isn't great for your health. But then again, you won't notice it before a few years have passed. Veganism is radical. You know it is. After how long and in which setting did you fail to maintain the vegan diet in the past?

@Something Funny My argument would be to stay omnivore but eat small but high quality animal products when you need to. This would be sustainable long term. Veganism is too radical, not necessarily the best for one's health, and likely to cause suffering to your mental health and wellbeing. If you've fallen back a few times already, it is a sign that something isn't right. It would be good to get clearer on what you can do and feel able to do, rather than following strict rules you are not fully aligned with. Veganism and vegan minds are usually very strict, too strict to be sound.

I'm not a gamer at all, but I'll definitely want to play

@Davino Thank you for you responses. Looking forward to reading new trip reports whenever you feel like sharing

I have to make a correction. I had another trip on 4-AcO-DMT on Thursday and I didn't move at all during the come up phase—unlike in my past trips, where I changed location a bit— and this time, I didn't experience any nausea or physical discomfort. I therefore think that avoiding movement on all psychedelics until the trip sets in is as important for me as being on an empty stomach, and I believe that other psychonauts could benefit from this. For some reason, moving too soon is extremely nauseating, though I've never suffered from any other kind of motion sickness before, so I'm not particularly sensitive. This feeling is unique to psychedelics.

It's a very difficult question. I think no one can really help you answer it. There are too many variables and things that can happen in your life. Though, how often are you currently tripping right now? I think it's a good place to start. It's very likely that there will be periods where you will take breaks from tripping, or where you'll take breaks from MALT to use other psychedelics. I think what's most important is to think from your own past experience rather than from someone else's. There is value in that, but whatever answer people give you, you are still unique and your tripping style and motivations are too. So how has your past experience been in terms of breaks, days of tripping a month/week, times of using MALT vs other psychedelics?

I agree with @OBEler. You pretty much have to test out different psychedelics to know which ones will suit you best, just like neurotypical people have to do too. Just start low to limit the risk of scaring yourself. From my experience, a bad trip usually doesn't happen because of the substance itself, but from my own headspace. So it could be any substance. Sometimes it just go bad right from the start, while I was in a good mood otherwise, or I can have great trips on days I was not feeling great. So I think what's most important is to be ready to accept an uncomfortable experience—just in case it happens—rather than searching for the perfect substance—which likely doesn't exist. If you feel that you can accept that possibility, you will likely be okay. This acceptation also reduces the likelyhood of bad trips, as you don't go in with fear and anxiety of something bad happening, but you go in opened to whatever will unfold. It's important not to force a trip too much to go into a desired direction. It's better to welcome the experience that is taking place, especially at first when you're not yet experienced with psychedelics. What is your motivation for tripping?

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I mentioned it in my post.

These are actual tips. If you can't understand what I shared, that's fine.

How about motor functions? How much control and understanding over your body and environment did you still have on the doses you've tried? Were you still able to change your position for exemple? Awesome! Hope it was an insightful and positive experience.

Could it be like 5-MeO or MALT, or even mushrooms, where low doses tend to be more challening than higher ones? I guess you can't know that yet, but since you're talking about the doses, it made me think of how this tends to be for other psychedelics. Maybe you'll tell us at some point if you go higher. I'm really wondering how a light trips differs from a heavy trip on this substance, but I'll be patient before finding out. You make it sound quite bad though a lot of the time But I know it's for good reason. I guess we just can't know before we try. The visuals in these pictures are amazing. I'd love to experience this.

Lol sorry, I got it all wrong. I've started reading all your comments on Salvia. Are you tripping by yourself, or do you have a sitter nearby? Isn't it dangerous to take it alone? I'm not ready yet to take Salvia as I have other psychedelics to try first and I need more experience, but at some point I will. However, it puts me off a bit if I need a sitter for this substance. I guess it takes many trips to fully understand one substance. Do you still feel like going deeper after your last two trips?

@Davino Have you tripped on salvia and tried the salvia tincture? I don't know if you talked about your experience with it somewhere. If you have, I must have missed it, but I'm interested to know. You seem to say that you haven't tried the substance yet, but that you understand it very well. That's a bit confusing for me.

I watched the video, but Deepak Chopra doesn't have any more authority than you for me, so it's irrelevant. He's not making any better points. He even makes it worse comparing human beings to microorganisms and such. Of course I agree with that.