I recently experimented with combining shrooms and ketamine, and the experience was both fascinating and intense.

Around 7:45 pm, I took 5 grams of dried shrooms prepared with lemon tek and also prepared ketamine. I haven’t eaten much all day but I made some food and ate some after I took the shrooms then I started rolling a blunt or two which later added some intensity on my experience. I started watching a video of Adam from Psyched Substances discussing his first ketamine experience while waiting for the effects of the shrooms to kick in.

By 8:20 pm, I began feeling the effects of the shrooms, including a mild euphoria and a strange cold sensation in my body. Normally, shrooms make me feel relaxed, but this time it felt like they hit me much faster.

At 8:25 pm, I took my first line of ketamine. The effects were noticeable but subtle at first. I remember the taste was very different from when I took it by myself. I lit up my spliff and started smoking to take the anxiety and edge off and at this time I was just feeling really good and fine so about 5-15 minutes later I took another line, thinking I’ll get the most visuals when I peak from both at the same time. However, after a few more lines, I became excessively comfortable and began to feel an overwhelming and disorienting high.

I felt like the world was beginning to shake and spin slightly at this time I felt like I had to hurry up and take the last remaining lines. After taking the last line, I felt extremely relaxed that it made me anxious and as if my body was floating. The voices and sound from my headset became overwhelmingly loud, at some point it was causing a buzzing or ringing sensation in my head. It almost feels like when your underwater and there’s a sudden change of pressure in your brain and and it’s adjusting very fast. At the same time that was happen the visuals would shift and change to different levels stronger than before. I found my heartbeat was growing strong and louder. The combination of smoking weed and watching the video made the experience incredibly intense, to the point where I started forgetting who I was. I was just staring at the screen and watching as if I was there with them in the video and I couldn’t help laughing at everything even when they didn’t seem funny to me sober.

The visuals became increasingly intense. Everything around me seemed to melt and drift, with colors becoming brighter and smoother. The feelings had gotten so beautiful and mesmerizing I felt like I had step into another dimension, I couldn’t help but i felt like I was dying and was likely experiencing ego death. The sensation of detachment from reality was profound and disorienting.

I looked at an image of a dog on my screen, and it appeared to be in incredibly high resolution. The image seemed to drift from itself and morph into self. Everything around me felt closer, and my mental energy was depleted. I struggled to comprehend what I was seeing and just wanted to lay my head down and listen to music, hoping to feel better.

I decided to walk around and find a bed to lie down in, but moving was challenging. My body felt numb and disoriented, and my movements seemed awkward. When I finally managed to open the door, the hallway appeared to stretch away from me infinitely, making me feel like I would never reach my room. I stumbled down the hallway with a spliff and lighter, went back to get some water, I layed down and felt extremely out of body.

This lasted for a long time until around 1 am when I felt like myself again and it was less difficult to move but everything was still drifting and melting. The combination of shrooms and ketamine created a highly visual and intense experience. At the end of the trip, I lit a candle and lay in bed, staring at the ceiling while listening to music. It was still difficult to grasp who I was or understand what I had gone through.

Overall, it was one of the most profound and extraordinary experiences I’ve had on psyches and it truly took control over me fast I’m glad I was able to hang on to a little bit of part of me because mentally it felt like there was something washing my memories away.