Quote Originally Posted by deadfan420
Okay, so I'm fairly new to smoking weed. But I have a pipe and my own stash so I toke up quite regularly (I just graduated and am lookin' for a job, so I got a lot of free time on my hands).

Anyway, today was one of those days when I decided it would be fun to blaze. I didn't smoke any more than usual, probably about the same. But the high I got was fuckin' amazing.

I went up to my room and sat in my really comfortable desk chair and started reading this book I have with different philosophical essays in it (I was a philosophy minor in college). I had the good music going and as I was reading I noticed that I could really feel the tone of each different writer I read. I didn't just notice the differences, I actually felt them. It was like my entire body was some how wrapped up in the text.

Then, I kept getting distracted because of the music I was listening to. It really started blowing me away. And I was able to hear each instrument very distinctly and hear how they interacted with each other in the music. But the best part was, I could visualize the music (no hullucinating or anything, just visualizing) and I could see real vivid details of the music that, to a sober person, would make no sense. But to me it was like a fuckin' awakening or something.

To give an example, in one song I saw two guitars wrestling on a mat, while the bass guitar was the referee. Too bad I forgot what song this was.

On top of all that I was able to write down some of the things I was able to see and now it's a real trip to go back and read the things I wrote. I write a lot of fiction/poetry anyway, so I'm going to start writing more and more while high.

I fuckin' love weed!!!
GOLDEN HIGH!! Man.....

I just started writing this thread after two bowls...

Went and had a high like that man.

When I play music everything is so vivid and descriptive...and you can really tune in on the details...."tune in on" is probably the best way to describe listening to detail. Yeah...love the musical highs.

Now to watch Fear and Loathing.