i just finished reading aldous huxley's "doors of perception" and i feel inclined to try mescaline, maybe in the form of san pedro cactus. does anyone have any experiences with the drug or advice that might be helpful? thanks!

its good shit although i was told it was mescal i don't know for sure. and it does come from a mexican cactus. maybe someone else has more info on it.

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Mescal is a sort of liquor, kind of like tequila

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its also the nickname for mescaline blotters i have'nt tried the drink yet.

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im aware that this thread is deader than fucking dead, but mescaline NEVER comes in blotters of micro dots. if someone tries selling you mescaline in either of those forms then it's not mescaline. its probably cid, d.o.c, or some research chem. a thresh hold dose of mescaline is about 200 milligrams. way too much to put it into blotter form.

just wanted to throw it out there for anyone who happens across this thread.

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I watched my friend's cat shift from a ball of light, back to a cat for like...45 minutes once. That was peyote though, same thing. I'd recommend trying it if you can find some! If you're living in the Arizona area, and if you're friends with the Native Americans, they hook it up.

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Fasted with some friends from Tempe, Az in 94 and we all ate peyote in Tuscon...only the girls even got mildly high...I was just f'n hungry for nothing. Then in the high desert of cali, I lived across the street from some old hippies, my son was friends with theirs and they had mine over regularly and they had peyote growing ALL OVER their house...I never got the guts to ask for a plant and so wish I did!!!!! Now I could trade them!

I think we needed more peyote than we had...the threshold comment sounds similar.

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