A few days ago, me and my partner took 300ug each. It took about 40 minutes to start to kick in. At first, things went pretty smoothly. We went upstairs and spent some time looking at all the micro organisms in the glass jars on the windowsill. The sun was shining and making all the colours look very vivid.

After a few minutes had passed, my partner decided to go downstairs, and I wanted to stay upstairs and look at the clouds as I was getting some strong visuals. I lay on the floor and looked up at the window, thinking this new perspective was perfect. I could see the clouds moving against the blue sky. As I watched, they started to form into geometric shapes and rotate slightly as they moved. It was very pretty. Sometimes I saw faces too.

Things took a temporary negative turn here. As I lie on the floor, I suddenly had the feeling that I couldn't move. I started to get sensations like my body being buffeted by a strong force, almost like getting slammed into. I could hear a high pitched noise. It felt very similar to sleep paralysis. It shook me out of the happy feeling and I came downstairs to where my partner was lying with the VR headset, watching tippy videos. I mistakenly disturbed him when I came down flustered, and broke him out of an experience. It took a while to snap back into a positive mindset, but we had a shower and felt much better.

After the shower, we got the star projector out, drew the curtains, and he started to make a joint. I found a video on YouTube that showed an endless and ever changing AI generated scenery, with relaxing music. It was constantly moving forward and morphing into new scenes. These were mainly mountains and valley's, along with a space/planet theme, with some faces and people mixed in. The style was like digital art, and each frame looked slightly different while seamlessly connecting to the next. It was absolutely enchanting. I got very drawn into this, and it was very hard to look away.

As we smoked the joint at the peak, the visuals hit maximum intensity for me. To my left were the beautiful scenes on the TV, and to my right was the laser star projector, with the door curtain behind it. The door curtain has patterns of flowers and birds on it, and the colours started flowing and changing. I saw bright colours of Greens, Magenta, Cyan, and then a brilliant snowy white. At the same time, the birds on the curtains started to come alive. They were moving (it's pretty hard to describe exactly how they were moving, but I felt like they were alive), and I felt very connected to them.

At the same time, we were blowing smoke into the star projector, producing some incredibly BEAUTIFUL effects. The smoke would catch the light and sparkle and shimmer. I could see the beams of light moving, and in between it all was the backdrop of the bird curtains and the enchanting images on the TV. The atmosphere felt very relaxed and very special. Here's a video of the smoke: https://streamable.com/s0mc3i

I think we remained like this for a couple of hours, feeling safe and cosy in the dimly lit room, sparkling with points of light from the star projector.

On the comedown, we went upstairs to bed, tucked up and watched the animated film Flow. Its a non verbal story about a Cat and companions trying to survive a flood. It was beautiful and engaging. I really felt pulled in, like I was experiencing everything the cat was. A few times I was emotional, but it was a very lovely film to watch while tripping. I'd highly recommend it! After this, we watched Howls moving castle, which was nice, light, and enjoyable. A good end to what had become a positive trip. I'll be more aware of the sudden changes in mood next time taking this dose, as it wasn't without blips, but overall I really enjoyed it.