Does anyone have a method of dilating time (one minute feels like thirty, etc.) or stopping time? I experience mild time dilation every time I take THC but I'm wondering if there's another method of doing this or a more intense one, or if there's a way of stopping time altogether. Thoughts?

>>40690447 (OP)
This anon might’ve experienced some kind of time dilation. >>40610822

>>40690539
Not interested in causing explosions with the power of my autism but it is an interesting greentext

Nothing?

I can only do indica as sativa makes my AuDHD turbo autism, and time dilates.

>>40692479
Interesting i have ADD (not sure when ADD was no longer a thing and everything was ADHD but I honestly dont have hyperactivity, really) i only really smoke sativa but i dont see a huuuge difference either way desu

>>40690447 (OP)
Hey OP

I smoke weed way too much so i dont get lots of time dilation anymore but if u are new to smoking or arent a fking addict like me then weed can definitely dilate time

Psilocybin mushrooms or LSD will also give u some insane time dilation. Minutes real time can feel like an hour for the person tripping.

You can also get caught in a time loop which is pretty freaky. One time i vaped a large ammt of high % flower and definitely tripped on it (tripping on THC is def possible its just not typical esp with habitual use)

I actually got caught in a time loop. I kept repeating an action (going out to the garage and then back in to the kitchen) and the time on the clock was not going linear in a forward direction anymore, it was looping through time. Before the time loop happened i felt a weird acceleration and then boom i was in my garage and walked to the kitchen and checked the time then BOOM i was back in the garage going to the kitchen to check the time then BOOM i was back im the garage and walking into the kitchen to check the time and after that happened a few too many times i was like oooooh shit im really fking tripping and had to go outside on a walk around the neighborhood and tripped super hard having a few emotional breakthroughs and having an amazing night walk.


Meanwhile my friend was in my house also tripping hard but on the couch with The Room playing

By the time i got back the movie had long been over the time loop freaked me out so much i just left without telling my friend. I felt kinda bad but i was srsly tripping the hardest on weed since the first time i got really high

>>40690447 (OP)
I've had multiple occasions where I have dreams inside of dreams and just like the movie (I starred in it) time gets slower the deeper you get.

>>40690447 (OP)
People have reported that on DMT 15 minutes feel like entire lifetimes or billions of years.

>>40692796

Yes they renamed it as they learned more about it. And honestly it's due for another name change given attention is not lacking or at a deficit, ones dopamine is simply going on a side quest. If something is interesting, one can hyper focus on it better than most.

>>40693095

The first time I heard about this, it reminded me of that episode of TNG when Picard got zapped by some alien device and lived an entire lifetime on a planet that was dying.

salvia divinorum extract. legal to order online (for some reason lmao)

smoke a fuckton and experience true time dilation

tbf, this recommendation is sort of like telling a thirsty guy to jump in the middle of lake erie

>>40693495
I am very good at hobbies unlike most people who kinda pick up stuff and putter around with it for decades

If i pick up a hobby I really want to excel and will consume tons of information on it and dump enormous amounts of effort into it.

But having a ton of dishes to do can paralyze me

>>40690447 (OP)
the progression of time is not experienced when the fruits of meditation begin to have force

>>40690447 (OP)
Generate a singularity. Contain it in a hypermagnetic field.

>>40693095
>People have reported that on DMT 15 minutes feel like entire lifetimes or billions of years.
No human knows what 150 years feels like, but dip shit DMTers know what millions of millenia feels like. These psuedo intellectual dilettante assholes are so tiresome.

>>40690447 (OP)
I know a way, but it causes a lot of fatigue until you get used to it.
If you "move" all the "pressure" in your head and neck into your pre-frontal cortex region, you'll experience time dialation.
Results vary

>>40690447 (OP)
Sharpie up the pooper

>>40690447 (OP)
LSD
with LSD time can disappear occasionally.

>>40695683
what does that mean in English?

>>40690447 (OP)
Hypnosis. Gets me every time.

>>40697707
are there any videos in particular or just hypnosis in general?

datura

>>40697764
you would have to call up hypnotists and ask them if they know how to do hypnosis for time dilation specifically.

>>40690447 (OP)
Don't do it
It makes suffering last longer

>>40690447 (OP)
No one in the know will ever tell you how to create a volume of space that is a time-dilation special condition..
That gives birth to sooooo much cool shit..
AND it gives birth to sooooo dangerous shit, too.

>>40695768
It's more about the amount of things they see, to see all that would require that many years or lifetimes so it's like Goku's time room where basically time is stopped on the outside.

>>40699358
Try to cure your depression, where you suffer about two or three times per week you realize why most people aren't obsessed with suffering, most of the time it's not an issue.

>>40692479
In the couch indica.

>>40690447 (OP)
Why do you want to dilate/stop time?

>>40693602
>salvia
oh hell no! the only time i ever thought i was going to die on drugs. the first and last time i tried it.
>>40695606
Hm, very well said!

all desires, ANY desire, brings suffering.

Time manipulation is very simple, but it's also very boring.

>>40701050
for funsies

>>40701852
if it's so simple, what is the method?

>>40690447 (OP)
Meditation. Literally just basic entry level occult meditation. Do none of the newfags go through basic training anymore? Did all fringecels just die off?

>>40693095
DMT puts you on a different timescale where the increments are impossibly small. The more you do it, the more your CNS adjusts to that scale permanently. The delay between your enteric system (gut brain) also shortens, yielding improved reflexes, sociability, a massive drop in anxiety and other neat benefits.

>>40703437
And maybe "not giving a damn"? Like when a main character on the TV series dies and you don't care?
No thanks, I'd rather keep my suspension of disbelief capabilities.

>>40703437
#4 seems cool.

Just look up the thread about "escaping Saturn" or whatever that we did a few weeks ago in the archives. It'll explain the whole thing.
If one of you links it and asks questions regarding it, I'll answer those though.

>>40690447 (OP)
this was reposted recently https://archive.org/details/Lentation_Article_by_Darkduck

>>40690447 (OP)
You're not altering time, you're only altering your brain. Making a clock run faster or slower doesn't change the flow of time itself.

I'm not sure you can control this.
The times it happened to me were unplanned.
First time that time slowed down for me was when the electrics of my car cut out as I was approaching a T junction on a downhill road.
My car went straight across the busy road with cars going left and right.
Time slowed to a crawl as I gently glided between the cars as they passed inches away from the front and rear until I ended up parked out of danger on the grass verge opposite.
Then time went back to normal.
The timing was so precise that you couldn't do it as a physical stunt in a movie you'd have to use CGI. Yet I missed crashing into any cars and they missed me.
The whole thing was in three phases.
Absolute panic as I looked death in the face.
Complete relaxation as if some kind of angel was guiding my path.
Shock as I realised I had been seconds from disaster.
On another occasion 20 minutes turned into about an hour and a half.
My friend rang me one Saturday but I cut the conversation short because I had work to do. I told him to I'd phone back in an hour and a half.
This was at 2. 20 pm because I also checked the time on a big clock over the fireplace.
I then did my work which involved regularly cutting my neighbours lawn which was big and always took 45 minutes. It was hot so I also took a break to fix a jam and take a drink which took about 10 minutes. I also walked down to the hardware and bought some stuff and walked back which all usually takes at least 30 minutes and then cleaned up and had another drink. I wasn't in a rush either.
I then rang ny friend who said "that was quick". The time was 2.40 pm which meant I had done everything in 20 minutes which was impossible. My friend confirmed the time, I checked the record of calls on my phone, I checked the clocks. Yes. 20 minutes.
Impossible and I have no explaination.