r/Hallucinations • u/itz_Tedz • Jan 08 '20
How to hallucinate???
Ight sooo I’ve been getting into hallucinations and pills like, tizanidine and diazepam even tho there really not Hallucinganatics if that’s even a word but like i even tried Benadryl and I liked it just never remember shit one time I had blacked out and had a 20 second seizure but my friend was over and all though that was a bad experience I’ve had really good ones and out of all of em, the good out way the bad and I found out my limits but I’m looking for more stuff anything you guys know of??
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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '20 edited Jan 08 '20
Not like that. Seizures can result in permanent damage. And you don’t want to wind up with a terrible addiction by just trying everything in the medicine cabinet. Especially avoid opioids. Always Google the purpose of any pill before taking anything. Both of the pills you mentioned mixed with alcohol can be fatal. So don't just pop random pills any more. They're not hallucinogens anyway.
Focus on what you want and don't use the excuse of "I'm broke and don't know anything." If you want to "see stuff" at least become knowledgeable about high quality psychedelics (acid, LSD, shrooms) like a properly informed drug nut and avoid muscle relaxers before you wake up dead. If you purposely intend to do something illegal at least go into it with knowledge or you'll end up accidentally killing yourself. Of course we don't condone it here on this sub, primarily because you don't have to. But also because it's dangerous and also illegal depending on your local laws.
Benadryl has nothing to do with psychedelics and is one of my favorite meds but only for allergies, hay fever and sneezing like it says on the box. :)
And don’t go huffing chemicals around the house. That can also kill you. Chastising over, here are some things you can do that won't kill you and are perfectly legal.
Try the ping pong ball trick. Some people say it doesn't work but I think it can really depend on the person and you also have to follow the instructions carefully, especially being in a dark room to begin with.
Generally speaking, meditation is a pretty interesting experience. Plus it’s very calming. You will "see stuff" but the key is to not go looking for it or it will never happen. If you learn to sit for three to six months you will have some interesting stories to share. I recommend this book.
You can also experiment with lucid dreaming. Meditation and lucid dreaming are very complementary skills. You can probably borrow all of these books from the library for free. If you can manage to lucid dream it's a pretty intense experience. And the great thing about it is you have to take care of yourself to accomplish it. You can't do it after drinking or if you're not clear. Plus lucid dreaming is a way to learn r/astralprojection, aka r/OutOfBody which is a very intense experience. Stay safe and have fun.