Anybody that is considering taking the more powerful psychedelics should, at the very least, read The LSD Handbook (D.B. Blewett, Ph.D./N. Chwelos, M.D.) 1959, and The Psychedelic Experience (Timothy Leary et al) 1964. Even if you do not plan to follow the directions of these manuals to the letter, they impart good philosophies about using and finding appropriate, safe, and productive methods of tripping. They are fully transcribed online:

http://www.maps.org/ritesofpassage/lsdhandbook.html
http://www.lycaeum.org/books/books/p...e/tibetan.html

Although I have done it, it's not a good idea to go outside until you really understand what you're doing. Staying home eliminates many risks that could potentially lead to some serious problems. I found that it was MUCH better to do it at home, or at least indoors at a friend's place.

For those with enough knowledge and experience to handle it, and would like to safely spend some time outdoors, doing some in the "country" minimizes risks - and nature is very beautiful to behold under these circumstances.
Breukelen advocaat Reviewed by Breukelen advocaat on . Freakin out on LSD I have only freaked once in my entire life. I was in the Marines then and it was a Sunday night and I was down in Mission Beach in San Diego trying to score some acid. It was around 7 p.m. Just then I heard my last name being called out and it was a guy that I used to party with in Germany when I was in the Army. I hadnt seen this guy in like 4 years. It was weird. A chance meeting. Well, he was living in San Diego and he took me and my friend to go score some acid. It was blotter. I dont Rating: 5