Mom's HEARTBREAKING CHOICE Sending Her Son to a Mental Hospital
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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This clip comes from a television documentary made in the summer of 1967 in San Francisco. It was the Summer Of Love and LSD was being widely used by young people who considered themselves part of the counterculture movement in places like the Haight-Ashbury district. This teenager was put in a mental institution by his mother to stop his use of LSD - what she felt was destroying his mind. It was interesting to me to hear two worldviews about LSD and the resulting perceptions - his and hers.
The approach at that time to treating individuals who had bad trips or adverse reactions to psychedelic drugs like LSD varied depending on the severity of the symptoms, the individual's overall mental health, and the prevailing practices of the institution or hospital. In the 1960s the medical community had developed several methods to address acute and chronic reactions to psychedelics.
Talking down: This was a common practice, especially in the immediate aftermath of a bad trip. Health professionals would try to reassure the individual, offering a calm and supportive environment to help the person return to a more grounded state.
Medication: Benzodiazepines (like Valium or Ativan) might be administered to reduce anxiety and agitation. In cases of severe psychosis, antipsychotic medications (like Thorazine) might be used.
Psychotherapy: This was a primary mode of treatment. Therapists would work with the individual to help them process their experience, address any underlying psychological issues, and provide coping mechanisms.
Group Therapy: Group settings could be beneficial for some individuals to share their experiences and feelings with others who had similar experiences. It offered a platform for mutual understanding and support.
Medication: For those who exhibited ongoing symptoms of psychosis, depression, or other mental health disorders, appropriate psychiatric medications might be prescribed.
Education: Teaching patients about the effects and potential dangers of drug use, including the risk of recurrent hallucinogenic persisting perception disorder (often referred to as "flashbacks").
These are some of the conditions doctors looked for when their emergency departments and sent an LSD user into the hospital for further examination:
Dilated pupils: One of the common physical symptoms of LSD use.
Increased heart rate and blood pressure: This could sometimes lead to palpitations or feelings of anxiety in the user.
Tremors: Some users would exhibit tremulousness or shakiness.
Nausea: Though more commonly associated with other psychedelics, some LSD users could feel nauseous.
Increased body temperature: Some individuals reported feeling either very hot or very cold.
Sweating or chills: These are common responses to the altered state brought about by LSD.
Mental/Psychological Effects:
Hallucinations: Visual, auditory, and tactile hallucinations are common with LSD.
Depersonalization: This is a feeling of being detached from oneself.
Derealization: This is a feeling that the world is strange or unreal.
Paranoia: Some users felt extremely paranoid or believed that they were being persecuted.
Panic attacks or extreme anxiety: These were among the reasons why individuals might be brought to hospitals.
Flashbacks: Some individuals experienced spontaneous, recurring episodes where they would re-experience the sensations or hallucinations from their trip.
Aggravation of underlying mental health issues: Those with predispositions to conditions like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder could potentially have their symptoms exacerbated by LSD use.
Bad trips: A negative, frightening, or overwhelming experience while on LSD. This could involve intense anxiety, fear, paranoia, or even terrifying hallucinations.
Research into the long-term effects of LSD has been ongoing, and the consensus is that while LSD is non-addictive and has a relatively low toxicity profile, its powerful psychoactive effects can lead to dangerous situations or exacerbate mental health conditions in predisposed individuals.
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David Hoffman filmmaker
Hippies tried to explain their drug taking- ua-cam.com/video/3ce3uDtbOJg/v-deo.html
It would be cool if you could track some of these people to find out what became of them
U ever taken acid David?
I'd be more interested in seeing straight edge people explaining why they didn't take drugs.
*Edit*
Not that this is not interesting.
Thanks for putting this up. It caused me to look at the whole report. I was too young to be a hippie, though I do remember my cousins who lived in SF driving us through the Haight to "look at the hippies," when I was a kid. But I had to laugh that so many of the hairstyles -- so shocking then-- look conservative these days; at the description of The Grateful Dead as a heavy metal band; at the Haight Ashbury Free Clinic as an anomaly when we have so many of these organizations now. Also, although I was this age in the 1970s and at Berkeley in the late seventies, how much this social movement influenced and continues to influence California culture.
I enjoyed that film on LSD the young man seems to know what hes doing .I wonder what that young boy would say today
bro cured his anxiety and thinks everyone has worth and is beautiful and they called him crazy
Happened to me too
its what they want in are society
yea
Psychiatric places, esp in hospitals will either drive the sane crazy or make a crazy person crazier, even if they get back on "track". Sadly, though there's a lot of staff members in these places that are meant to help patients, what they don't realize is the controlOperativeTactics that run behind the scenes. It's a form of Oz, being only one of MANY.
@@inoshishi8 what a bullshit. the brain is a complex, which no one understands rly, or can rebuilt xy scenario. in such hospitals u get doctors with years of experience, how to handle and diagnose. u watched "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and u think u understood the hole system. rly, people like u are not even allowed to talk to patients, because such nonsense would get people lost, and drive crazy, cause of such stupidness. but here on youtube, you can. i have not seen one patient, who got a therapy with doctors, who not said deeply: "Thank you"
“They’re beautiful whether they reject me or not, they’re still beautiful.” It takes people a lifetime to achieve this realization. ❤
Let's wait till next election to see how many did...
@@igorkravtsov4806 Both bow to the hidden truth…the hidden truth wins every election no matter who gets in.
@@igorkravtsov4806 Why you gotta bring politics into it bro 💀
I've done a ton of acid in my mid 20s and was sent to a psych ward for a month after taking 92 hits at once because the police were going to search me.
Acid is great in very mild doses (10-50 micrograms) at that dose with it without a tolerance it doesn't have the ability to really be scary for noobs.
But it cured my PTSD and depression and anxiety. The first time I felt true happiness as an adult was ontop of the Ozark mountains tripping in the forest on the side of a mountain.
The problem with acid is it gives you the wisdom and peacefulness only a 80-90 year old person can acquire naturally toward the end of their life, while you're in your 20s. Which isn't exactly good for young men who need to be hustling to make something of themselves.
@@SpacePope420 Wow, that is wild and I’m glad you had such an opportunity to experience the Ozarks in such a way. I can’t imagine that other trip with the 90+ hits though, or the stay in the psyche ward. I wonder where this kid is today, he hopefully did well in technology and found his stride and success. Mr. Steve Jobs had wonderful things to say about such a spirit.
The only temporary let down in my awakening was when I realized that I couldn’t share it with anyone.
Can you explain it or give more examples ?
Most people don’t want their beliefs to be challenged, So as I tried to share my experiences I found that until someone ask a question, I was pretty much talking to the wall. I like to help but I generally keep my comments and suggestions to people pretty rudimentary. Not a lot of details.
@@MikeClarke-p9tone aspect of spirituality is that it doesn't primarily have the goal of being communicated to others..
It used to make me sad and angry and still does, to realise that another person seems to not get anything of what you are trying to express.
(English is not my language)
as humans we love to share
Let each person grow and learn through their own experiences and journey. I’ve had incredible awakenings and I only share with the ones I feel can handle my truth, other than that i just listen.
I like how they call 5:36 “a bad trip” when she’s perfectly coherent and literally just being kidnapped 💀💀
If bad trips are from the environment you are in, getting arrested and taken to a hospital would be a shitty trip…. Feel for her, but she had a good time lol
The ignorant pleasantness of the nurse is horrifying.
These people are evil 😂
riiiiight their giving her the bad trip tho. Shed be fine without being kidnapped
They were creating the bad trip. Such a joke. They had to grab some poor girl away from her friends of the street in order to try and film a propaganda piece.
When viewing this one should consider the motives of the film.
They want to push this fear narrative. .. and the whole bad trip idea which i guarantee they had a lot to do with creating.
Anyways. This is super important to consider the fact that the girl shown was the best/worst footage they could find….. or rather it appears “create”, showing a “bad trip”.
That was it. The worst. And that boy. The worst…… hmm seems i need to order some lsd-a.
The bad trip of strangers hauling you into a hospital. What a wonderful day.
Poor girl 😅
Yeah the men in the beginning were extremely alienated towards her, looks like they kidnapped her
On the plus side he was removed from the influence of someone not smart enough to understand that they are the problem
Jeez, these normal people are truly terrifying
She still knew her name, she knew she had friends out there that she was supposed to be with, etc. She didn't need to be hospitalized. So yeah, they were just making things worse.
Bro said, I found God, and no one around me understood the beauty I saw in everyone and how happy it made me being able to break down the barriers of inhibition caused by sociatal anxiety and the pressure to perform.
this kid is way ahead of his time
“A bad trip is a terrifying thing to witness…” as they man handle an innocent woman into a mental hospital.
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So is bad acting...
I've only had sort of bad experiences.
But not reallt negative, just... dark. Like the darkness of the universe.
Very impersonal, existential crisis type of experience.
@empyrean-jamelgreaves8034 I feel like for most people a bad trip is just being stuck in an uncomfortable loop. Like, circular negative thoughts
@@DaddyT21 I've, touch wood, never had a 'bad trip'. A bit of paranoia, nausea, anxiety yes. Feeling like I'm slipping somewhere I maybe don't want to go, yes. But I have seen a friend going through a bad trip and that is how I know I haven't experienced it. To this day he cannot remember what he was seeing. I fear there were/are some underlying mental health issues and he has since sought help for that which is great. But god whatever was going on in that lads head put a fear into him I have never seen.
He is talking exactly like what it feels during meditation. He isn’t mad.
But drugs aren’t the way. You have the natural ability to be in touch with the space/self during meditation. And it brings health
I like how she flat out admitted that it made him less introvert and shy, and saw that as an issue.
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Right lol, she didn't like how introverted he was, he took the drug and the problem was fixed, but she didn't like how the problem got solved
@@emankcin1334exactly but even so she was still ahead of her time as well it’s hard to have any knowledge about a drug especially when you haven’t done it and add to the fact all drugs were pretty much all out under the same stigma at least this woman knows her son isn’t a criminal and that a lot of kids that do wind up doing drugs aren’t and while I obviously don’t feel like with things like lsd and weed you need medical help there are certainly a large amount of drugs that do happen to need medical help as a matter of fact
Mom should’ve been the one going to a psych ward.
Classic narcissist parent
He's so articulate, and the interviewer is so respectful. I miss the sixties!
u miss lack of civil rights? You must be white.
Well they probably injected him with megadoses of haloperidol right after the interview in order to exorcise his "unnatural" feeling of connectedness. Psychiatric care institutions and mental health asylums were extremely horrible places due to the treatment modalities and handling of the PTs throughout most of history.
The 60s were a wonderful time for White folks. If I had a time machine and a special effects team boy…. I’d have a jolly ole time by golly.
I'm so happy to read through these comments, and see that everyone is on the same page as the kid. I wonder if these people think back to this and realize how much better they had it?
It was a terrible time for nonwhite folks.
Still a lot of unenlightened squares tho. it is what it is.
Harry Reasoner, I remember him.
Some people who have done it end up in mental hospitals from paranoid delusions until they come down, they will be in complete terror. Having known some.
The effects are unpredictable and depends on the person
Correct, those with mental instability are chased down the road by giant chickens, hide in closets.
Thanks I was racking my brain trying to remember reporters name. His reporting was often fair and open minded.
@@justaguy-69 I haven't tripped in many a moon but never had a bad ride no matter the company, it's all about self awareness and confidence and every trip Isa good ride.
Eff your candles and blankies
@@justaguy-69 well I can't comment on their previous life but I can vouch for their ability and worth at will, that shot stands alone.
And I never saw them trip badly, it could have been a joke.
@@justaguy-69 Sorry gotta call BS on this.
This exact thing happened to me when I was 13. Was I too young to be experimenting with drugs? Yes. Was I crazy or in need of psychiatric intervention? No. What I needed was dicipline & others understanding of a pubescent tween, but that wasn't how things went.
To make a long story short - I was unwillingly drugged with psych meds by "professionals" for quite some time. I do not remember ages 13-16 bc of the adverse toll these meds had on me, I was in a zombie-like state for years, in & out of various hospitals. My GPA was .08. After years of this and zero progress, my family became enraged bc they realized that the "help" that they'd sought for me was actually harming me. I stopped taking the psych meds at 16, by my senior year, I was flourishing and was crowned homecoming queen, was a 3.8 student & received a substantial scholarship toward college.
All that to say - the American mental health system is extremely corrupt. Do not forget it is for profit. Not everyone that finds themself within its grips needs medicated, but everyone in its grips will be - for better or worse. In my case, for worse. I am not a victim but it is traumatizing to recall. This is not to say that mental illness should be taken lightly or that psych meds are evil, but when they are not used properly can cause far more damage & trouble than need be. Psychology is subjective. You can tell 10 psychologists the exact same thing, and each of them will have a differing perspective.
Sidenote: My family was trying to help me. They did not intentionally harm me, they were following the protocols of professionals and truly thought that they were doing the right thing. I'm an adult now and understand this, have healed & forgive them & love them very much.
You of age to be criminally charged and u were using illegal drugs .. fair is fair .. your parents had every right to get u the help u were abusing psydeliac drugs .. they did what they thought was right your still in the wrong here u brought illegal drugs into your parents home
U risked their freedom . By u bringing those drugs in their home they could find themself coping a child abuse case .. the only thing they could do was send u off their . It's not like ud be locked up in juvie if they called the cops .. it's also drug abuse issues which is a mental health issue why wouldn't they call up the mental hospital
A 13 year old doing psychedelic drugs should be immediately evaluated at a mental health clinic . No matter the case ..
@@FUu-th7zq You are correct in everything that you said, totally agree. I'm not absolving myself of accountability or any wrong doing & understand why the consequences were what they were. However, that does not negate the fact that the American mental health system is deeply flawed, harmful & grossly negligent at its worst. I was simply sharing my personal experience as relevant to the video.
@@narcanbreakfast yes the apa is but why you all condone taking acid and frying your brains that route?
Guy in the end speaking some facts tho
being able to empathize and understand him 🤯 it’s a shame she can’t share these thoughts without sounding “crazy”
"My son recently got over his social anxiety, finally sees other ppl as beautiful, and found religion"
Oh no - the horror!
"Do my friends or family know I am here, where you have basically abducted me to?"
Don't you see the horrors of her mental state?
Damn the nurse was a creepy tripsitter , like she was rdy to bring the haldol on sight 😂
That is a "teenage acidhead" in 1967. Compared to people we have nowadays, he sounds like a scholar to me.
You must surround yourself with shitty people.
That's ridiculous. You're just interacting with the wrong people
drugs clearly fried his mind. my father's best friend thought he would be safe because the danger was just in his mind before putting it to the test with an oncoming train. the drugs made him think he figured everything out and he lost his life for it. it was enough for my father to never touch drugs again and it's enough for me to have never.
Psychedelics are like this. Shrooms do it more safely and naturally but yeah religious experiences are common. It's important to be safe though and do it mindfully because "bad trips" can actually occur. ❤
@@ashxxiv that's a response built on fear and hearsay. In modern times there are actually many scientific studies around psychedelics. For instance it's been proven that one dose of psilocybin has been shown to reduce or remove drug resistant depression and anxiety in patients for 3 months sometimes longer. That's at least 3 months without symptoms or with reduced symptoms without having to take harmful pharmaceuticals every day.
This is kind of insulting to the kid. The guy articulated himself very well and was reasonable.
fake people get freaked out by real people. it reminds them that they don’t know who they are
Never forget humans are entirely afraid and rejecting of what they do not know.
Kid: becomes introspective, stops being afraid, becomes spiritual enlightened, but stop caring about school
Society: unacceptable, this must be banned.
It's clear from the way he thinks and speaks that school has nothing to offer him. He's beyond whatever they could teach him.
@@DontBurnTheAmericanFlagyou’re maybe right but I hope he’s not beyond getting a job and providing for his family
Mods ban him.
@@diabeater1395mods ban him and twist his balls counterclockwise
@@Minime345why do you care about this? doesn't fit with your agenda or what?
Kids the most sane person in that room
Lol yeah.
@bocxperience wow if it's not him is identical.
He has questions he needs to ask. Information to grasp. Please do not continue that line of thinking, questions are very important.
I think his mom was pretty good too. Not understanding what her son was experiencing, as a parent, can be terrifying. And her point about the situation being viewed from a medical perspective and not one of criminality was spot on.
@bocxperiencestop projecting your insecurities, girly little boy
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My recovery journey was supported by the therapeutic benefits of mushrooms.
How to get em?
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Can he be on Instgram?
Yes, that’s his name.
Kid isn't crazy at all. Too bad his family couldn't understand him.
If they hadn’t we wouldn’t have this historical video.
Forever we will hear the phrase, "my parents don't understand me."
@@greyone40 it's usually true. People lose cognitive ability as they get older, and people with lower IQ are less likely to practice safe sex/family planning. So the average parent is, quite literally, less able to understand concepts than the average person.
@@KratomFlavoredAdidasoh boy 🙄dime store logic
Too bad they couldn't understand each other.
This young men was super lucid and coherent. Wise and respectful.
And he was in a mental institution
This kid has it figured out and other people dont like it or want to hear about it. I hope he maintained that mindset throughout his life.
And Donald Trump and Joe Biden are free
Some of the wisest people I've met were in a mental institution.
@@ericknudten7272That kid is very good at explaining everything. I do hope that he had a “good life.”
Jim has one of the most beautiful brains ever. He is one of the most peaceful people I have ever listened to..
That child articulated his experience in much more detail and maturity than many adults I’ve known over the years.
I’m assuming you hang around with many similar to yourself if this is your perception of a well articulated person.
@@jg9249-u8f Considering hes explaining an experience that happened when he was heavily hallucinating, as well as his age, hes definitely articulate
@@jg9249-u8f Here comes the expert to set us straight!! What a laugh you are
@@jg9249-u8f he explained it perfectly is what they're saying just dont be a dick
@@jg9249-u8f I think you've had enough internet today.
Explaining psychedelics to people that have never taken them before is one of the hardest things to do. I can't imagine going through this in his time
Impossible
It’s like explaining color to a blind person
Oh that can also be sad for people that have spiritual experiences like medium ship or intuition. I didn’t say psychic because psychic really isn’t a thing. Intuition definitely is being able to talk to and communicate with spirit whether they are angelic or a loved one that passed over or another being is absolutely real as well. But you can’t explain that or prove that to anybody unless they to have had that experience.
Oh this child is right God is everything or another way you could say it is God is the energy that creates all worlds. God is me God as you got us the trees the grass the dogs the cats the insects everything is God manifesting itself in infinite ways. We are all God having an individual experience. That’s why judging someone else or hating someone else even the most evil people is hating yourself because everything is one. There’s no separate energy. There is nothing that is not energy or God.
So spirituality, in a nut shell, is knowing who you are. The “ I am” presence. The observer of all your thoughts, feelings and experiences. There’s no rules to follow. There’s no person to follow. There’s no right or wrong. Right and wrong is a mad main concept. Ego-based. There is no higher power greater than one self. It’s all one. So you can’t be separate from anything. You cannot separate yourself from God/energy/the universe or whatever people are comfortable calling it.
We don’t even exist. We are. To exist means you stand out. You can never stand out from yourself. You just always are. A thought, exist. A feeling, exist. A table, exist. But you just are. The ever present I am. You are not your body. You don’t have the same body that you had when you were first born. You don’t have the body you had when you were 10. You have changed bodies many times. You are not your body. You are not your thoughts. Your thoughts are not permanent. You are not your feelings. Your feelings are not permanent they come and go. You are pure consciousness/pure awareness.
We are all energy. There is no separate energy. All energy is one. We are energy having temporary experiences as an individual personality.
I use the analogy of an ocean and a wave. Let’s say everything that is, is the ocean. A wave experience itself as an individual wave and then when it’s time is done, it returns to the ocean. It never left the ocean. It was never separate from the ocean. It just had a temporary experience as a wave.
You are not your body. You don’t have the same body that you had when you were first born. You don’t have the body you as you had at 10, 20, etc. had when you were 10. You are not your body.
You are not your thoughts. Your thoughts are not permanent. Your thoughts do not make you who you are. Your thoughts are simply an accumulation of experiences and the perception or judgements you formed around those experiences, saved into your brain which is similar to a hard drive. Although your perceptions and beliefs do manifest outwardly in your life. Everything external it is just a reflection of what you’re feeling/ believing inward, either consciously or unconsciously.
You are not your feelings. Your feelings are not permanent they come and go. Energy is swirling all around us. Energy is us. Energy moves through us energy surrounds us. We are energy. Feelings are energy in your body. with that said, energy can get blocked in the body.
You are pure consciousness/pure awareness. You are the observer of your thoughts and feelings.
Now what you do with that information is entirely up to you.
That is the very very short version of it. People that are religious have beliefs. People that knew who they are have a knowing. And experience. And telling them that what they know is not true is like telling them that their left hand isn’t there. I can see my left hand. I know it’s there.
Edit to add that my comments have nothing to do with drugs. Sure psychedelics conserve these sorts of purposes entertaining a higher consciousness. But they are absolutely not needed to experience the things that I am talking about and to know yourself in the way I’m talking about. You can meditate and go deep into meditation to achieve higher consciousness and communication with higher consciousness. I am in no way advocating drug use
@@creatingyourlifeconsciously My old friends who were into drugs spoke like this too. I'm glad they enjoy that lifestyle but it's not for everyone. Saying they do not exist is very apropos.
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I found him to be on the edge of insanity. I worked with people in a mental hospital who's brains were essentially fried from regular use of LSD. The Internet breeds drug addicts and ignorance because people believe all the nonsense lies in the comments by people who just want to use drugs. Stay away from LSD or you will end up a vegetable brain.
Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.
Anxiety happens when you think you have to figure out everything all at once.
Breathe. You're strong. You got this Take it day by
day.
Microdosing helped me get out of the pit of my worst depressive episode, a three year long episode, enough to start working on my mental health.
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He was just far more intelligent and self aware than 90% of people
Can't have that now can we...
Seems like psychedelic induced schizophrenia. No doubt he's well spoken, but definitely not normal to speak to some higher power no matter how smart you are.
The ego would love it if nobody ever stepped outside of it. Break the ego, and you break free of your self imposed suffering 🫶
no he wasn't he was just a dumbass teen blasting acid lmao.
Docile population is a calm population
“And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who couldn’t hear the music.” ~ Friedrich Nietzsche
Holy shit
Exactly.
Wow
And those who were not dancing due to the absence of their music hearability were thought to be arrogant by those who couldn't see the tragedy.
Fuck that is deep. What book is that? Is that truly his quote word for word?
Psilocybin, LSD, shrooms and ketamine are absolutely life changing substances that have so much potential to help people with mental health issues
Amen God bless people. Save your health save your mind. Life is better without heroin, cocaine, alcohol and cigarettes. And you have more money in your pocket. God bless everyone who has rejected the devils intentions to be addicted to alcohol and cigarettes etc which can cause so much damage to health.
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"He's become more intuitive, more socially expressive and less afraid, and more insightful about his connection to the universe. We got to get this fixed ASAP"
Lol
I completely agree. I went through a very powerful trip when I was 15 and it still has me thinking deeper and feeling more than most everyone I know.
25 years later
Because he doesn't "fit" anymore. But its crazy because NONE of US "fit". He's learned to accept others and life as it is, and found God in doing so. It's beautiful, and she thinks thats evil.
*frantically pressing the independent thought alarm*
He no longer felt the fear of rejection, and that’s exactly when society rejected him. I find it hard to imagine keeping someone in a mental facility who is both completely sane and not violent at all. Disgusting what they did to this bright mind.
This drug destroyed people’s lives. Some of the people taking acid never came back from their “trip” and others died. Many children were left to raise themselves from being neglected while their selfish drug seeking parents indulged in this “commune” type living.
@@Carma123 who died from an acid trip and how?
@@byteshoots the hallucinations that can be caused when not in a safe environment or a safe mental space can lead people to do acts they never otherwise thought they would do, as well as when the LSD is laced and they didn’t even know they would take something that would be the end
Lmao. This is nothing. In two separate instances working in residential facilities with “at risk” populations; parents as recently as this year send kids to facilities for marijuana usage
Eg. people not able to deal with certain things they weren't prepared for, believing it would be all fun and games while surpressed trauma in regards to lets say: sexual abuse from a relative came up and when they tried speaking about it, they were shunned forever by the family (/cult) for speaking of such "delusions" due to "taking drugs", mocked and guilt-tripped into severe depressions, shame and having no way to come to terms with said occurence whatsoever; nor having the money for an actually caring therapist to help make sense of it (instead of someone who studied psychology because "as a therapist, you'll always have a job", without any regard for further studies of their field beyond what they're taught institutionally; saying - well what have you learned by this? drugs are bad, mkay?).
Also, the combination with other drugs, doing it while awake for several days and/or being in an environment of abusively toxic and dangerous people can cause harm. The whole thing with psychedelics, is that it can be as detremental, as positive: which all depends on knowing what you took, your trauma-history, pre-conditioning, as well as set, setting and intent. There might have been 0 active deaths caused by LSD, but do believe it: far too many have not been able to deal with certain things it brings forth from the "subconscious", even though they could have benefited from processing it with some sort of guidance: the lack of safe-spaces and a psychologically/psychedelically and trauma-informed culture might be the main cause of psychedelic-related deaths. Certain hallucinations can cause someone to want to make it stop: especially if trauma-related and without knowing how to or having someone trusted around, it is very plausible that some resort to taking their own, if not others' lives.
Charles Manson used LSD to brainwash his young, impressionable followers to kill for his cause, fueled by hatred. The government allowed the C.I.A. to test LSD on manchurian candidates: psychiatric patients who weren't able to consent were given such high dosages they had hours and hours of bad trips (imagine the setting...), causing some of them to have life-long consequences and severe trauma, having been test-subjects for the state. Many more examples are there of how LSD actually did ruin lives, instead of help them. This goes for many medicines, if treated improperly.
People shouldn't be too black & white about the subject; nuance is key to understanding.
No demonizing, nor glorification. Both are too easy for discussing such complex matters.
None-the-less, the experiences it has to offer are definitely gifts of sorts and ought to be healthily integrated in my opinion.
Not something to chase like a dragon or to be treated without respect.
This kid is so well spoken and informed about the experience. It is SO hard to explain a psychedelic experience and you WILL sound crazy if you try to explain it straight up in the moment.
@therealspindoctor2593 So true.. For obvious reasons, there is no possible way to realistically explain an LCD type hallucinogenic or delusionary experience.
Yeah it's frustrating hearing his mom talk about him like he's nuts
Frustrating because she is talking 'christian' and nonsense?
I turned into a black person o. 20 grams dry then saw soul in gold throne telling me I have ore control over reality then I think
@@andrewliszak1072 He is nuts.
"being alive should be a joy but its a drag for most people" he got it spot on
Sadly I concur
I find that it's the influence of specific types of individuals that makes it a drag for everyone. These specific types spread a particularly nasty contagion of influence very under the radar and it ripples outward from everyone it affects (or rather infects). The things above the radar and obvious are well-addressed.
It's difficult to narrow down and peg for sure (esp because you want to be very tentative and careful about absolute designations here... everything can be relative). But, in general, my observations are that (apart from blatant criminals acting to harm others) these negative vectors tend to land most often as the uncompassionate, the ones who desire exalted ego (egocentric), the Machiavellian, and the quick-judgers of others (balanced thoughtful non-cynical judgment can be helpful.. Quick judgment of any non-criminal behavior is often very biased and not balanced well or accounted for in an open holistic context).
But ike I said, it's all relative ad context based. It depends on the decided paramount values of the matrix/system. Is there a greater meaning to life? Is there a "soul?" etc. All kinds of things matter in pegging who is the root cause of the suck. But in any case, their influence ripples and there is a human cause.
(I''ve heard it argued that it's about proper interpretation (ie, the "winner's" attitude and the positive interpretation of circumstances by each individual), etc. I admit this is important, but disagree in regards to its paramount significance and disagree about its ability to spin pure suffering into gold. For things not to suck, we must have SOME benevolent responsibility towards each other. Our happiness is inevitably, inextricably bound to one another (most of life's rewards are based on relativity and interaction with all parts played on some level... even the bum makes you feel proud not to be him and keps fire under the "burger-flippers" butts, etc (though I hate that kind of denegration of a person)). The closer in proximity, the more the effects of people in life are amplified and obvious. The shorthand illustration would be the person growing up in an environment where literally no good deed went unpunished/unexploited... Almost anyone would have to abandon altruistic benevolence just to survive in such a case (unless they isolated or found other likeminded individuals to let this way of perceiving things grow.))
"dude stfu. TL; DR Ain't know won gunna reed all that!"
@luceatlux7087 I actually read it all and it's a frightening description of my character traits
@@ricdavid7476 You DEFINITELY aren't alone, downvoter (does that do anything whatsoever in this context? does anyone even SEE it?). Those traits represent a pretty large chunk.
The way to mitigate things (for everyone's sake) would be to simply group all the individuals like this together (put them in closer proximity or vice versa to those who are most negatively influenced, either way --- perhaps at least give the option.. In fact, this would be interesting to try with a few personality types if each individual thought a more likeminded immediate matrix would benefit him/her and even raise economic output).
It's not like a separation means people still couldn't work together from afar. But the close, daily vampyric influence would be minimized.
@@geraldbellamy8750 probably because some people do nothing to improve their circumstances or expand upon the things that make them happy.
It's so ironic that the kid who uses LSD and articulates his experiences is far ahead of the people who are trying to "help" him.
genius looks like insanity to the simple.
yes, these ‘religious’ people r the most indoctrinated narrow minded.
You only watched a clip of him speaking for a few minutes. He's not enlightened. He's a drug addict.
lol far ahead? Why? Cuz he “sees god”? He needs a drug to tell him how to be happy, how to feel, what to think, and what to do. For all intent and purposes he needs the drug to be alive.
@@reddemon6668no, u clearly don’t understand what happened, and didn’t listen to him. The LsD opened the door, and he walked through it. He saw the divine truth, and that remains with us when you’re sober. It changes your perspective on life. And it removes the egotism of life.
That kid wasn’t crazy at all. He’s right. The mother sounded more manic and neurotic than anyone.
Exactly
This
Exactly right!
i actually think the mother was just as sensible and logical as the boy. it was a different time, people didn't know the things we now know about drugs and she was concerned for her child. it's clear that she isn't framing her child or others that use drugs as like demon worshipping heretics. she actually said at 4:55 that drug use/addiction should be considered a medical problem rather than a criminal one which is very empathetic and something that is still being advocated for today.
100%
Look at his eyes and the way he speaks. Its like he’s not trying to hide anything, he sounds so sure of every word. His eyes look like they “dont care” but in a good way. I think he’s literally englightened
This is a perfect representation of change within generations. This kid is speaking clearly, coherently, and with understanding. His mother is based on fear of unknown, and scared of something different outside of the "norm" at the time.
While his mum is prolly on amphetamines like most wives in 50s/60s
Ye now teenagers are dying of drug addictions disgusting and evil life are destroyed and drugs are a curse on all humanity
precisely
SAME SHIT DIFFRENT DRUGS!
@@qwer8907you can’t lump all drugs together
if you're someone who has never taken acid then you would think he sounds crazy but he's actually so spot on
I have never taken LSD and this young fella sounds absolutely sane, more sane, in fact, than the vast majority of people I have met over my, so far, fairly long life.
Never taken it, but some of the things he said and struggled to explain sound familiar from dreaming
this life is just another dream@@vespasiancloscan7077
@@torm0 the connection is never not there. Separation is the biggest illusion. The intensity of the connection felt is due to the level of attention given to it at any point in time. It only seems illusory because it’s not a part of your everyday level of awareness.
exactly. i had my first experience with one tab just over a month ago, and this is the exact way i feel now (more in touch with all things god, people, and myself). it’s truly frustrating when i see that the world seems to block your sight from something so beautiful. if only everyone else understood what i do. society calls it crazy, and if crazy means seeing things for what they truly are, i love being crazy.
The bad trip was not from drugs but from not getting treated like human.
bro the way they carried that girl would make any one have a bad trip kkkkk
almost caused me a bad trip just by looking at it, and i'm sober
The bad trip is real. However it's internal for the most part. LSD lets people see past the simulacrum of society and it can be a lot to process
Lol... it was obviously caused by drug use... grow up, Woodstock is over.
@@krumuvecis😂🎉
''It's a mistake to try and make people feel like I do''
Man, this kid seen so much further than so many of us
LSD: Knocking down mental walls since 1938
Not even LSD, seeing spiritual entities, UfOs. Anything that the main stream doesn't accept. Just know it deeply yourself, and let it effect you and your actions. If they are good it will convince others. But don't pontificate on what you saw or experienced.
Johovas should take note! Even this young man knows what’s right and wrong.
Kids minds are like the minds of those on lsd.
But without people trying to make people feel how they feel, we would have no music, no art, no Zen gardens, no culture. It is quite fun trying to convey or otherwise express your feelings in a way in which others can relate. Otherwise, what's the point?
“LSD is a psychedelic drug which occasionally causes psychotic behavior in people who have NOT taken it.” ~ Timothy Leary
thats funnt but LSD has been clinically proven to induce psychosis and lead to schizophrenia in severe cases. do ur research bro we are only tryna help yal stay sane.
fact!
Same goes for DMT, Psilocybin and Cannabis. They all need to be freely available everywhere. Whereas alcohol and tobacco should be very restricted/warned about, tobacco and alcohol are inTOXICants, whereas Ganja and Psychedelics are… Ganja and Psychedelics. ✌️😂🫠
Not saying it should be avoided as I think it’s a fantastic tool. However it did mess up some people that I personally know. Perhaps they were predisposed to the illness or whatever, still it does cause psychosis.
@@kiwi_renegadeI think it mostly has to do with ignorance about how the drug functions. It has such a low threshold dose, that people easily take way more than they should. You can overdose on Lsd, not a lethal dose, but a dose that can seriously overstimulate and cause a mental break for those who don't have the mental strength. It's best when you have someone who knows what they are doing and respects the substance. They can initiate you into the experience with love and awareness. It should be combined with both dealing with your mental health and working with spirituality. God put these plant substances here for a reason, proper use can bring people closer to him like the guy in the video. But humans will abuse whatever comes their way unfortunately, especially each other. We just need to be better than we were and make space for those who come next❤
Kid was ahead of his time....ppl surrounding him were ignorant !
I don't think this kids crazy, I think he's had a spiritual awakening.
Imagine how far down the rabbithole you've gone, thinking what they knew was insanity, is an "awakening" now :P
No dude. Jesus is the only way to that path.
@@theclownwhocametotownAmen, brother.
@@theclownwhocametotown clown is alright
@@theclownwhocametotownExplain in an intellectual sense please 😂
Being on LSD at a hospital with 2 people who want to put you in a cell is probably an indescribable fear.
Fr
That nurse was the only one there who understood
I took LSD on my own a few years ago, meditated until it kicked in. Had this amazing ego death, streams of information. Then my gf came over and she stayed up with me till the next afternoon the whole time listening to me relaying everything I was receiving. She went home, told her mum some of the beautiful things I’d said. Her Mum locked her in her bedroom, called the hospital and tried to get her sectioned. Incredibly terrifying is systemic brainwashing.
He sounds very calm so idk if he experienced any trama.
He's dangerous
hes far from insane , hes closer to reality than most of the adults back then
Closer than all of them now
I suspect that the film makers cleverly manipulated a lot of viewers into concluding that. People don't get committed to a mental hospital just on the say so of their mother. This is an insult to American psychiatry.
The questioner rolled in a straw man when he asked, "Aren't there some people who are dangerous?" Who doesn't regard tigers as both beautiful and dangerous. A better question would have been, "Is every sick person beautiful?... What about the cancer that caused him to become sick, is that beautiful? How about a rotting corpse?...If everything is beautiful, does "beautiful even mean anything?"
The young man is saying exactly the same things as a born again Christian might be expected to. This (part of the) film was, I believe made with a secret agenda: to promote LSD use and/or make the hippies look good.
Drug use is evil. It distorts the proper functioning of the brain and it will always be wrong. Like getting drunk distorts the mind in grasping reality.
I dont blame people since they dont know any better especially now. But he should have had a proper upbringing or religious instruction from a Catholic priest
Lmaooo I guess that why whites today encourage each other to be drug users but them cry when their kids overdose 🤦♂️
Mom's a dumbass
That kids mother seems to be the source of the mental illness. I'm 56 and I've never heard anyone say you don't experience God until you die, is that what people really believe? Sounds crazy to me, and I'm not a believer
God is everywhere
@@jma00a1he's right behind you!!!!
I'm certified agnostic, but any religion that would claim 'god' isn't right here right now isn't worth worshiping.
I think she just found him tripping out and thought he was talking cryptically about suicide.
People take MYTHology wayyyyy too seriously
Bro was speaking straight facts and everyone else is too scared to listen
In that time people start using psychedelics and that exposed the elite/world because it let you think very deep so they make a bs story to make him crazy so that people are afraid of taking it and then the elite can go with what there are doing
Why would you think He is your Bro?
@@mrdeathgaming1457why would you think he wouldn’t be
He Is the "symptom", he has awakened AND can't deal anymore with lies due to fear. So he needs to be removed so everyone else comes back to their sick "normality"
@@Ibroketherubber because I can.
This kid gained more awareness in a few hits then your average person gains in a lifetime of abstinence
He’s tripping, mentally he thinks some fucked up shit.
That is part of the what lsd does to you
After you took it once you are not the same person anymore
it changes a few things inside you
He seems less aware of the real world
@@dustintacohands1107on the contrary, is a perpective that most people don't have.
you should experience it to understand it.
and he's right about his take on "god" . religious people trully don't get the truth that everything is god.
@@deathbyslime6725 I’ve experienced it it’s cheap it’s lazy it’s nothing special
This is probably one of the most interesting videos UA-cam ever recommended to me. Very pleased
He was ahead of his time. I can totally relate to everything he’s saying.
Being alive in 2024 does NOT make you more intelligent or insightful than those living in Teslas time so "being ahead of his time" makes no sense to me.
@@LostlnTheWoodsFr like people actually think people were idiots back then
@@LostlnTheWoods Absolutely misinterpreting what he’s saying. He’s not saying they were lower than people today at all, more so that the insight he has on LSD predates the mainstream knowledge we have about it today. Don’t be so intellectually dishonest, which you have to be since the alternative is you lack reading comprehension skills entirely.
@@LostlnTheWoods"Being ahead of the time" I think means having ideas or understanding about topics that are not part of the general knowledge at the time, or because those ideas are taboo at the moment. Like slavery being immoral, or women's equality, or the need for workers' rights.
@@LostlnTheWoods learned ur lesson? xD
A loving, gentle, reflective, and peace-filled young man. Wonderful. Imagine being terrified of that!
He can't be controlled, they aren't terrified of anything other than the subversion of their approved opinions.
"You've had an experience that i haven't had" the fact that this person is that honest is baffling, you just dont see honesty like this any more
I thought that was a really thoughtful way of approaching the question too
Lmao ok
This way of asking the question surprised me as well, especially since this is happening during the LSD panic of the sixties. This is how you get an honest answer.
If he was trying to understand the experience he should've taken some lsd
He must have read Carl Jung.
He sounds like an intelligent respectful young man. Whats the problem?
I also have to say how terrible I feel for the "acidhead" at the beginning. The poor kid elevated himself to a level of wisdom that his mother (and the others) clearly hadn't reached. They were trying to punish him for a truth that they just didn't know yet. I would LOVE to know who he is.
Notice how they took people with drug issues to hospitals then and not jail. ANd yes the trippers had some enlightenment about how you work your whole life to be something but maybe your not happy being what society told you that you should want to be and everyone is beautiful in there own way. When people start having religious epiphanies people can see that as a sign of insanity. It can be, but what the mom was saying about oh you can't have a religious experience till yoru dead was a bit nuts. I think the home parenting environment may have been part of the problem.
He a retired PSY.
I know
@@321volcomdude8
Jim didn't have drug issues.Dr.Leaky developed LSD hecwasnt alone in the lab.
The govt.funded StateHospitals
The govt.funded LSD expirements on incarcerated PEOPLE INCARCERATED in hospitals jails.
I heard of white children on BAD TRIPS they'd JUMP off buildings.I listen to narrative HIPPIES lazy weed smoking LSD blotter paper sitting everywhere LOLOLO
where's the media today subj.ZOMBIES
I can tell you who he isnt, ......Bill Gates 😉
@@deep153who is he?
“It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.”
Jiddu Krishnamurti
Whooooa….
That's an outstanding quote. I walk around pissed off all day and that tells me a lot about myself. Maybe I'm not so crazy. maybe I'm just in tune. the world is full of such scumbags that I don't like it. If you could be happy with what's going on right now you've got your head up your 🍑.
Accurate
@@Doncanineyea but what's pissed off doing for you? Sounds miserable to be honest, letting others control how you feel, when real control is letting go of the things you can't. Not to mention the apparent dismay you have for people who are actually enjoying their lives 🤷♂️ never understood why people carry that type of hate around, only ever poisoning themselves and people who dare to get close.
@@julydays4194 did you not read the quote 🙄 if you want to skip around all day and be happy live your life. And I'll live mine. You have no idea of my circumstance. you have no idea the life I've lived and how I wound up like this. Gfys 😐
Ps. I'm not so selfish as to take anyone down with me. I don't wish harm to anyone. In spite of how I feel, I am pleasant and polite in public. I am a generous natured person at heart. I just choose to stay away from people. I choose to sequester myself because of how I feel . I love people that tell you to just let go of things 🙄 maybe you're a little selfish, if you can't understand someone else's pain and how they deal with it. what if the things you're supposed to let go of are harming you everyday of your life. What if what happened a long time ago still rears its ugly head daily. I don't need to hear any 💩🐂 from some UA-cam Mr Rogers.🤷🤷🤷🤷😐🤬🤡
This hits different now. All the psychedelic people seem sane and everybody else seems nuts
Maybe this will help out the psychedelics Group and help them get a better understanding of this type of situation in themselves this is profound 😮😢
exacly lol its happening
He's still crazy, tho
@@jollybegood lol no hes not, he is talking about something that millions of other people try to talk about
Just because you dont understand it doesnt mean it doesnt make sense, it just means you dont understand it
@@jollybegood I would love to hear a reason so to why you believe he is crazy.
They replaced this with fentanyl. Sad
Yeah its absolutely pathetic , pharma is the enemy .
Sh1t is poison. lsd-25 for life. THC for life. F all that other shit
He's extremely self aware for his age. It's astonishing.
That’s a side effect of acid when taken by relatively intelligent people. When I took lsd as a young man my eyes were opened and I went from child to adult in short order.
Psychedelics will humble you quickly. They call it ego death for a reason. The veils become lifted, and you see things differently after.
that's because he's done LSD . it's good for the soul
I was reckless I took acid and understood all
The reason for his self-awareness was the constant living in fear of being rejected by others. The fear of rejection caused him to over-analyze every little detail about himself.
He’s so coherent about his inability to express his spiritual experience. I hope everything worked out for him
@shea5542..I think so, too, & I do agree..-Peace, K
He suffocated from agent orange in nam sources:
If u cant rly express urself it isnt coherency now is it?
I've never done acid but I completely understand what he and the last guy is trying to express.
well said!
I was a teenage acidhead, and I haven't sold out yet.
Everybody has a price. It's harder to sell out than it looks.
you know it's sad when you actually see some crazy freak on tiktok who actually needs to be put in a ward and then you see this well spoken kid in the mental hospital .
There were dangerous, mentally-sick people walking freely back then as much as there are now. The problem has always been that those with religious/financial/political connections have been able to pull strings to favor themselves and harm innocent others.
@@tappydani9378 yeah, like drug users getting more prison time than pedos
Let’s not call mentally ill people “freaks”. There’s enough harmful stigma around psych hospitals as is.
All by design
hahah true
Nothing brings you out of a bad trip quicker than being dragged off to a mental hospital and locked in a room.
they did this to my dad, and im pretty sure he never recovered. he talked about there being a camera in the corner of the room, and all he could do was hide under the one desk to get away from it. they just dont get it man
That magnifies a bad trip immensely
This has to be the most pathetic comment I've seen in a long time.
Good job donkey lmfao
@@fatlenny9361that’s sooooo damn sad…. Your poor dad 😢❤️
no shit idiot. the joke went right over your head@@treecanopy
There’s something incredible about how he articulates losing that fear of rejection from others, because in those psychedelic experiences; you can fully & sincerely stop rejecting yourself
It's not just losing fear of rejection either. The nicest thing about ego death is the complete absence of fear in general. I wasn't even aware of all the fears I had until it all went away and you're left with that profound sense of calmness and peace..
mushrooms did this for me
If I steal this money from Mom she will probably reject me but hey the Acid Trip will fix it let's go.
He learned the rules for the game of society
@@vecvanthere’s always one
its interesting that the acidheads were the most well spoken people in the video
“These crazy hippies” *_proceeds to show a hippie being extremely reasonable and doing nothing but making sense_*
Craziness is the people forced to lead a life how governments wants them too
I love the part where it was like they take up a lot of public space lol
@@ThanksGiving-c9uRight? 😂
Hahahaha oh yes! Hahahhahaha I just saw a video about a catholic man doing the same to yoga haha 🙏 god is everywhere 🌈 including them haters 🌈
@@naminhabolsamala3062I can tell you didn't vote for Biden.
I'm nearly 60 and I can't express myself in such an articulate and insightful way, this kid knows more about reality and God than 99.9% of people ever will, he's not crazy, he's enlightened.
Try LSD it's not too late
Makes sense that you’re almost 60 and can’t articulate much when you think this kid knows more about reality than 99.9% of people lmao. Yeah, you’re not very smart.
True
I couldn't agree more ❤
I think it's a lot less than you think, many of us have benefited from acid and especially shrooms, no chemicals just the pure gift that is
🙏💚🌍🙌
"It was a mistake to try to make others feel as I did" how profound the boy feels ultimately trapped in his internal freedom as he cannot share the joy that he finds in life with others. How sad and frustrated that boy must have felt in recollection of his loved ones views of him.
He’s a drug addict not a hero
@@joemoer1 if this was an interview with a crack addict from the 80s this would have been completely different I don't know if hes an addict. I know you can be addicted to acid but hes pretty clear headed and clearly had a huge transformation in his trip
@@louie9941 he's also on camera and we don't know what went on at his house. If your a mom and your kid takes some new drugs you have no clue about and won't shut up about God then you'd do the same thing. Everyone in this comment section is exactly why everyone thinks drug users are idiots. Because they are.
@@jacksonrelaxin3425 you have correlated nothing somehow.
@@jacksonrelaxin3425This is a uniquely stupid comment. Anyone can understand a mothers concerns over their child taking psychedelics or any type of drug. Infact, every sensible person agrees a child taking any drug without a doctors approval is dangerous.
But the conclusion you drew from that is not one based on logic. You drew some dismissive generalizations, without being the slightest bit informed on what you’re discussing. There’s been a whole load of research in the last decade showing the benefits of Psilocybin and various psychedelics for healing trauma, overcoming addiction and years of depression and suicidal ideation, and overall increasing productivity in one’s life. Ketamine while used inappropriately by some, is best used in a professional setting as a dissociative. Helps patients think more introspectively while being adequately detached from the “self” or “ego”, since our own personal feelings can get in the way of growth. And don’t get me started on using cannabis as an effective painkiller safer than any opioid.
Generalizing statements about people that use substances (especially without context) is so incredibly narrow minded. It can’t be enjoyable living your life in a dreary state of black and white, life is nuanced.
2:55 he literally almost said he was trying to express something that’s to difficult for the average person to understand and he speaks about god how the Bible said and how I’ve made theory’s on and he sounds smart
Highly intelligent. Clearly. Very articulate. It's difficult being this way and then trying to talk to normal people. Particularly those who want to have you hospitalized.
i dont doubt that he's intelligent and articulate, but by their very nature those two qualities are perfect for communicating to anyone, even "normal people".
💯💯💯‼️
It’s clearly his mother just sucks, she even says other parents don’t want to call the cops because of what they will do but she doesn’t care
Been there n done that
Yup, And when they try to explain, then anxiety takes control, and they sound dumb.
There's nothing harder to explain than a psychedelic experience
If you think thats hard to explain try explain a full blown ego death or breakthrough experience. Luckily I wasn't dumb enough as a kid to try and explain it to my mom or she probably WOULD have put me in a mental institution. Not saying that's right, just saying it becomes pretty clear after doing any psychedelic that most people are dellusional and stuck in their ways and or brainwashed.
Its like trying to explain what sound is like to the deaf, there aren't words to describe it. Even if you do explain it, most people who haven't experienced it will just nod their heads and develop their own individual idea of it.
@@50zezima your ego appears to remain. Apparently yours didn't die.
@@luigi9458 Jesus said his kingdom is quote "not of this world" meaning the spiritual world cannot be interpreted via our 5 main senses. This shit has been known for over 2000 years but apparently you guys need to fry your brain with a CIA experiment to understand the basics.
@gyrate98 yea honestly, I've done 6gs of shrooms one time and I can still describe it perfectly idk what these people are doing😂
He's so calm, rational, and undisturbed. He is clearly not insane at all; his thought process and realisations simply do not fit into the societal paradigm of the time. I bet he went on to have a good life and was fairly succesful in his later years.
@@StabGoogleInTheDick Did you have a bad experience with therapy?
Lmao
Fairly successful at best. Lol
Rational? He can't answer a single question coherently.
@@dawn1913 if you believe that then I'm not sure we watched the same video
If I was having a bad trip I would not want to go to the hospital😂
This kid is completely rational, and the way he’s describing god being everywhere and in everything, not just in church or some ghost you see after death, would be a completely non-controversial thing for a religious person to say today.
i agree, but just because it’s not as controversial doesn’t mean that the majority of society will receive it well. we still live in a culturally christian context that expects people to play a role and not color outside the line. the internet is not reflective of real life and coloring outside the lines online doesn’t translate to the physical. this statement would not be controversial, but behaving the way he behaves would still be considered taboo. you can have a psychotic attack in church, call it the holy ghost and that will be more accepted than a calm, intellectual person proclaiming that God is immanent.
and in regards to God, most people still believe he is a man in the sky, not inherent within matter. people still prefer a fundamentalist few of God because the neoplatonist view would mean that that the narrative they operate with is a lie. So I doubt that people will receive this well, even if we are more secular today. We are secular, but we are for the most part culturally christian, whether we all believe in God or not.
@@fairygodbrotherr
I began telling people that I was a "cultural Christian" about 25 years ago, if the subject came up. I adhere to many Christian values, but cannot accept some of the more fundamental beliefs.
It’s actually something we agree with. God created everything. His signature is on everything. Everyone.
When I found God I felt like he was more an infinite energy in the universe
That is lunatic behaviour as god is beyond our grasp and above us. So what you just implied is that today's society is more insane.
"i'm not afraid of being rejected" that is freedom right there. Ive never taken acid or shrooms. I have however recovered from being suicidal and that sentence right there sums it up. I am no longer afraid of being rejected.
The drugs would reject you, you're to have rejected them first. It would have just been another letdown.
@@LazyOtaku Do the drugs still reject you when prescribed by a doctor?
How did you recover?
@@thomasstoevelaar1175 Therapy and truly embracing who i am. Sounds easy, took me about a year to come to grips with myself.
@@ricklubbers1526 and if I may ask, what was something you thought you were? Or why did you have trouble embracing who you are?
Cool kid. Weird mother.
The nurse scared me more than anything, and I'm sober.
For real her eyes are so creepy!
....yep, then there was the guy who was taking her to her room. extra creepy.
@@cspace1234nzhi Joan, let me get right up next to you here
ikr! she tripped me out lol
She seemed nice, just cross eyed.
5:20. The VERY worst thing you can do to someone who is having a bad trip, is to have some random strangers show up, forcibly remove them from their environment, and then drag them to an unfamiliar place. The best thing you can do is try not to let anything change around them (as changes will aggravate what they are going through), and just keep an eye on them and make sure they don't do anything dangerous, and to just wait it out.
Who the fuck is Gus and why in the ever living hell would I follow this man anywhere?!
Amen. If you don't let them experience their thing, you're creating a trauma. Just like TV and video games. No lie metal gear solid and God of War freaking hurt me!!! I can't stand electronics on a trip. I haven't in 15 years...but I can't believe that. I will say though, I'll never be the same. For the better.
literally was about to say this💯
When she said "Hi I'm a Nurse". Man even that's a trip, she might just be seeing a fellow Soul. But that fellow Soul is fully identified with her social role.
100 percent Right 👍
"A bad trip must be even more terrifying to experience" as they literally create the bad trip by forcing that girl down the hallway
yea man i got pissed off their stupid and ignorarnt
They're* @@Eev-f9g
Jesus Christ is the Living God he is Real and he healed me he wants us all to live Forever with him in Heaven but we cannot let our sin separate us from his Perfect love🙏❤💯😍
That seriously triggered me. If I was tripping that nurse would have seemed like the devil. So fucking creepy and manipulative.
That was a dramatisation
Kid was way ahead of his time, experienced an actual awakening!
His body language is so relaxed and at ease. His soul is in peace and people want to take that from him lol.
That beacuz the demons are in controll of him now
Repent and trust in Jesus alone
The same demons that wrote the books of your religion lmao
@@EtsySpellcaster-fy3sl 🙄
But he’s taking drugs which f you up in the end. You only have to look at America as an example. Yeh, those people are at peace huh.
I don't think anything wrong with him. He makes a lot of sense. Everything he is saying is true
His parents are probably crazy like mine I’m very intelligent with abusive parents so they just blame me and insult me
@Atheist. Problem is they don't know, can't know. Be kind if you can manage it even if they are not. ❤
@Atheist418 people who are intelligent don’t brag about how intelligent they are. They also grow out of atheism once they’re no longer a teenager and realize how intellectually lazy and arrogant dogmatic materialism truly is.
He saw demons.
word salad much @@EtsySpellcaster-fy3sl
You definitely feel connected to everything. To nature. To the world. Time and death are inconsequential because everything feels eternal. At least for the 8 to 12 hours you're high anyway. It can feel life changing at the time. It's quite something, Acid.
Everyone knew that until the war on drugs began. Now they're slowly finding out again. Shows how easily people are manipulated by the media. They will remain narrow minded until it's eventually legalized again. Even then, most will stick with the prejudiced view. Nice to see someone is aware of the benefits of LSD. Very, very few people ever lost their minds or jumped out of windows, etc.! Alcohol is a far more destructive drug, but they're okay with that. Silly human race!
I can leave my body without drugs and do that. I have been able to since I was 4 or 5. Very few people even understand what I have seen. I was also in the Army 7 years and underground mining 17 years and have an IQ somewhere between 120-158.
@@shanemitchell477 Mmm.
@@shanemitchell477"People who boast about their IQ are losers." - Stephen Hawking
He sounds very intelligent. Back then mental institutions made you worse
7:11 Gabe sounds a lot like Alan Watts to me. The man’s spot on.
Even a teenage "acidhead" is more well spoken than anyone in todays society.
i was thinking of the exact same thing
What do you mean "even"?
You seem to be discrediting him for being an acid-head. He was more well spoken than anyone in his times, that’s why they didn’t understand him and put him in a psych ward
@jayandrusiak no he wasn't. Ppl use to be much more well spoken.. standards change ppl change. We're not as good as we use to be
@@geoffnelson64 Speak for yourself.
I think we should commemorate the interviewer who had good questions to ask about an experience he didn’t understand whatsoever and being totally respectful to the kid especially given the views of the time
Yeah I think people should be more like that, especially if they don't understand their perspective, especially if they disagree, because there's a lot that can be learnt from everyone
Ive done LSD over 200 times. Im guilty of going to work everyday and being told by the boss he wishes more employees were like me. Of hugging and kissing my children daily while also nurturing their natural born gifts sincerely. Of making certain our children thank and appreciate their mother on a daily basis for all of her hard work. Im guilty of paying all of our bills on time and making sure our family is kept warm, safe, healthy and inspired. Im also a huge proponent of philosophers who make sense and support the emotional health of the human race. Of believing in and respecting a higher power. Thats what LSD has done for me a poor kid whose father was a violent career criminal and whose mother suffered from extreme emotional illness. The detractors whove never even tried the substance have no idea.
I have tried lsd 5 times. And you sound totally incoherent, I feel bad for your children to have an acidhead dad.
Well said. Thank you. You took full advantage of the opportunity to grow and put it in practice. You got your moneys worth!
In HS , I was known for my "love" of LSD . Now , 40 yrs later, I am also guilty of those things you have mentioned. Very well said, IMO.
Is good to know everything is good.
I feel like coming from a background like yours or similar (abusive/unavailable parents with mental illness/dangerous etc) there are two routes. You took route 1, my father took route 2. Reading your comment made me think about how my father could have taken the path you did and been so much better and happier. Instead, my father continued the cycle. Thank you
It's funny, even though she's spiritually asleep, the mother is ahead of her time saying drugs should be a medical, not criminal issue.
Psychedelics open your mind and people who haven't experienced them simply cannot comprehend what they are like
well... ppl who are agaisnt them are brainwashed by those who say "weed bad"
So does being poisoned. ☠️
@@cykovisualsproving his point
and it’s literally impossible to explain what you saw or heard as well
Nope drugs fry your brain
Young man was ahead of his time, I hope his life turned out well for him.
Exactly what I thought. He should not be in that hospital. I hope his life was good.
I actually knew this kid in higschool, he later become a genius brain surgeon from Japan
Life turned on him. It didn’t turn good or bad, it just turned on him. Everything else would just be an evaluation of his mind, and as I clearly can listen to him, he got it. I am very sure he was fine with anything that happened to him.
wonderfully said! You got it. @@patrickn.6226
I heard he died of a pot overdose
This kid is describing consciousness.
hey god, its me, god ✌🏻
In my mind consciousness doesn’t exist, what I think gives us the idea of consciousness is the fact that we are able to recollect memories and put ourselves in those memories and believe we are that memory. That to me is what consciousness is. Every time you fall asleep, your conscious self could die, and when you wake you’re a new consciousness, you just still think it’s the same because you have the memories and it feels like you lived them, but did you really?
What I’m trying to say is we are a collection of our memories, and consciousness doesn’t seem to start in kids until years later, I think it’s cause they need to collect enough vivid memories to give them said consciousness, because without past experience you are not you, you are becoming until you hit that threshold where you truly become you.
@@slayrix279that sounds more of the opposite to me. If you want to hear lmk
@@slayrix279What you're suggesting makes no sense. What good are memories if there's no conscious observer to experience them? Consciousness underlies everything. And this notion you have if children not being conscious is outright bizarre and borderline dangerous.
@@swiss553R hello me
I don't usually comment but this video made me want to say something. I have taken a form of weed (bhaang) maybe like 6 months back. I am no different than the boy here. I am relatively shy and introverted. I was out with my friends to a hill station trip and I was barely managing to stay afloat while talking (not being quiet and uncool). I took the substance at night, and it made me go out of control. I don't remember much from the trip but it was weird. Unconscious bleeds into conscious. Like the thing at the back of your mind walks to the front. I personally felt that I could do anything, but there was a judgement that was stopping me from doing so. And how my pattern of behavior are deeply influenced by some tough experiences of past. I am not a person who can handle alcohol and substances well (my experience). Tried it again some few months later, but took little amount so I was drifting off conscious and just blacking out for short period of time here and there.
Now, my life is not that bad. The thoughts have been having mercy on me, as of now. Though I am not killing it at life, I am trying to make something joyful and amazing of my life. I have made a choice to not do weed or anything else in my life. And using alcohol for amplifying the fun and not using it as a coping mechanism.
I feel that people should be extremely cautious while taking drugs. It can give you false sense of security and fun. I probably think that you are using that not as a source of wisdom but as a way to forget things. Maybe, IDK.
You can curse materialism, but it makes your life easier. The problem is being caged by it. And where are we getting the false sense of superiority? "Oh these people, they sit in these metal boxes and drive to a place that they don't like." What about you brother? Not everybody is lucky and privileged enough to pursue their passion. And don't get me started on the hippies. How is their life not synonymous to living at the mercy of those dumb people. What happens when something bad happens. Something that you are close to dies. You don't have the finances to make life "fun". Somebody that you love gets a serious medical condition and it need huge loads of money (yeah yeah the treatment should be free, but it's not!). What are you going to do at that moment? Let them die? Because you are not strong enough to turn the situation around. Are you going to cope that it's how it's supposed to be? Living a life while when it's fun and surrendering to death when life gets hard, without putting much of a fight. That's honestly not so cool.
You look for answers when you are not satisfied by life, and you could make a pretty satisfying and meaningful life without drugs. Be honest with yourself in all situations and that honestly will lead you to something good.
That's my 2 cents. I know that this comment could have a lot of things you don't necessarily agree to. That's fine as long as you live a good enough life, taking the long term into account.
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He’s actually very articulate.
Lots of insane people are. 😐
His mother is very articulate as well.
Hi @awesome. I was struck at how inarticulate he was. Incoherent and disorganized. I do not assign blame, but would you trust this individual? I would not.
@@roderickcampbell2105 I'm an atheist, yet even I could tell what he was on about. I thought he was pretty balanced in understanding his situation, and that he was not understood by others. That time period was full of this kind of thing. Straight-line thinkers unable to comprehend the free-thinkers. Fre-thinkers wasting words on the uncomprehending.
@@flamencoprof Hi Flame. Your comment is articulate and thoughtful and I leave it at that.
Guy comes out of his shell, finds inner peace and the beauty in all things...HES CRAZY!!!!!
People who preach on corners sound more crazy than this chill guy
He said he saw God. That's not normal.
@@dustygatrell-ru7tg in the USA it is
nothing changed
This kid gets it. I hope he's well and happy wherever he is now. 💗
gets what ?? This is why the west must fall, a kid on drugs a comment supporting it gets hundreds of likes
parents probably got him a lobotomy lol
At least she had the wits not yo put him in jail… we still haven’t changed
Same
@@mervunit they where outlawed around 1967 so hopefully not
poor guy was way too ahead of his times. That makes him a crazy person in others eyes. This has been happening time and again throughout the history of our planet.
"it brings out your inner feelings more intensely" is so fucking accurate