Felt "full" during passage meditation

[Elevated]

I've been doing passage meditation for a couple weeks now, and did a 2g mushroom trip last week which may have influenced today's meditation. Today while I was reciting my passage (the best, like water from the Tao Te Ching) I started doing something a little bit different. In the book Eknath Easwaran tells you to recite the words quite slowly as in, "the...best...like...water." Before today I had usually stated them at a reasonable pace or attack, but with a pause in between each word. Today I started saying the words themselves slowly and without a pause in between each word. As such it became, "theeeeebeeeessttliiiiikewaaaater."

I noticed almost immediately this sense of being full and bright like warm water was enveloping my consciousness. It felt as if I was plunging deeper into my mind, like the literal sensation of descending into a warm lake, going deeper and deeper into its embrace. I also found that I was far better able to actually focus on the words themselves rather than having other thoughts come up to drown out the internal volume of my recitations.

I've been on/off meditating for the past few years, but in the past 5 months I've become much more consistent. This is probably the first experience I've had like this and it was absolutely amazing. Who would have thought a consistent practice could deliver. 

Edited January 11, 2021 by Elevated

[How to be wise]

@Elevated This is only the beginning. You must make sure your practice is sustained for several years minimum. Then you will see all the good results.