Yes, nature can actually be quite scary if you're not used to being in it. I think a pleasant, safe, comfortable urban setting can be just as good.
Nature is usually far from hospitals too, be sure you have a sober person who can drive in case of emergency.
About 90% of the stories I've heard of LSD ca be summarized by "I spent 3 hours watching a story unfold on my wall"
And, to be fair, as someone who has never done LSD and will likely wait until it is legal and can be prescribed by a physician- that sounds like an AMAZING experience. :)
I really doubt anyone can sit still and look at a wall for 3 hours on LSD. It may have felt like 3 hours, but was probably more like 3 minutes and felt like eternity.
Re:LSD: My Life-Saving Drug
by datashaman on Wednesday February 03, 2016 @12:38AM
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There is no spoon.
Yeah. I wouldn't ever single out a particular setting as good or bad. Everyone is different, and you want to be firmly in your comfort zone, around a small number of people who you trust a lot and around very few people who you don't trust. And somewhere where you can chiiillllllll.
The setting that matches that description is different for each person. If you trust yourself, you'll do just fine at picking the right time and place.
And please, get some trusty test kits. I've seen lsd blotters with 2C-I
Re:LSD: My Life-Saving Drug
by chriscappuccio on Wednesday February 03, 2016 @11:42PM
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No, you saw blotters with an NBOMe. Actual 2C-I would be much better and safer (and not absorb an active quantity into a blotter). Luckily NBOMes are now superceded by actual lysergamides like 1p-LSD
Who has trusty kits? And would please explain more about 2C-I?
Your home, with friends, and soft things, and pleny of access to warmth and amenities, is all you need., And patterny things.
The important thing is to participate and be acted upon by Earth's electromagnetic field.
Be barefoot in the grass at least once while in that state, even if its in the garden.
Re:LSD: My Life-Saving Drug
by PastaMonster on Wednesday February 03, 2016 @10:01AM
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If you're going to do it "in nature2. Don't do it near cliffs, steep hills or with a river of fast moving water. You'll thank me later.
Other than that you are fine. As long as you are in full control of what you are doing and you don't feel pressured by strangers then most people will be perfectly comfortable. And while tripping in nature has generally been more enjoyable for me, interacting with really good friends (especially ones also tripping with me, one of the best parts of the trip) and seeing your familiar surroundings with a new mind was the most valuable part to me.