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I've had my fair share of experiences with it. Just curious if anyone else has had ego death while tripping too. And if you did, how much can you remember?
Quote: DRAGON said: I've had my fair share of experiences with it. Just curious if anyone else has had ego death while tripping too. And if you did, how much can you remember?
Ego death seems to mean different things to different people. What does it mean to you?
For me, it is when my sense of "I" dissolves and a greater sense of and concern for everything else becomes greater. I always remember it pretty clearly. I am glad it isn't permanent though. To me it feels like something self-preserving is momentarily forced off.
I have also had death/dying type experiences where I have been dissected, dismembered, burnt, dissolved, etc... the most powerful experience like that ended in me rolling around in an ocean of red and purple liquid laughter that was bursting with effervescent bubbles.
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A loss of the self completely is what it means to me. By that I mean all of your conditioning, experiences, and memories are all wiped clean for an x amount of time. Wish I could say the same about how much I remember.
Last time it happened for me was about a month ago on Lucy. It's easily something that can make a good trip go bad. Especially if its your first time going through such an experience. It definitely takes the trip to a whole new level though.
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