My cousin sent this to me via 10 text messages about his experience, and it involves a train. He was recalling the experience while at work and had to take it down somehow he said. I added anything in parenthesis. He hit the salvia in the living room and slowly walked into the laundry room and slammed the door. I hit it while he was still tripping. We were both completely unaware that it was a powerful hallucinogen, the girl at the bp gas station where it was being sold (yes a bp gas station) said "it's like legal weed". It was 25 dollars for a half gram of salviazone 120x. We had oddly similar experiences, and we both see it as some sort of truth and not a trick of the mind.
"In my experience, I felt as if my surroundings, ie: people, house, state, had been intricately written out and played by things, not people, that were being replaced repetitively as I scrolled over my well written fable. I try to escape by skipping pages and as they turn the wind blows me sideways. I regain my balance and hide behind the laundry room door as I watch you (me) walk up to it from a side-view. You knock on the door and try to coax me back into the living room. as I walk towards it my perception evolves to reality being a train rolling down the tracks being viewed from a stationary, side viewpoint. on the outside of the train cars, which are endless, are gothic style 4 finger hands, 3 fingers and a thumb, holding an orb. As the end and beginning of the cars pass the hands clash together and form a scene I am supposed to be mindlessly living. Suddenly switch to being made of the orbs and not being able to stand up, I feel as if I'm tumbling and cannot remain standing. I sit in the floor 2 feet from the kitchen door, and try to regain my false sense of surroundings. You begin freaking out (because I had just hit the salvia at this point) I find the ability to stand and walk over to assure you. end of trip. Oh and "he knows" was said at the beginning of my trip in a loud booming voice, afterward everyone started acting as if they were actors in the story and not the characters I had known."
Interesting stuff for sure. had more of a kick to it then I thought "legal weed" would have.
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