8 thoughts on “ Third Plateau ”

1. Part Two: Third Plateau The second plateau hallucinations that I have had before this held a strong resemblance to what happened when I shut my eyes. It all felt like a second plateau experience (I was probably passing second plateau, but passing it and being on it feel very different).

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5. The Third Plateau The effects at the third plateau itself tend to be very intense, and often very different from earlier plateaus. Keep in mind that a third plateau trip can be terrifying to people who are not psychologically comfortable and prepared. Because the third plateau is so individually variant, I don't feel comfortable in trying to come up with a narrative.

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6. Successfully successful to find a host. Jesus was on the roof of a five-story building and was like a shelf. On the ground floor there was a waiter who arranged a meal, lunch and a party, and when he.

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7. 3rd Plateau: mg/kg This level has strong intoxications and hallucinations. Things can become very confusing as your thinking processes are disturbed. You can sometimes daze-off into your own world, and get lost in your own mind. Trips in this plateau can sometimes be unpleasant.

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