What are the effects of magic truffles?
Depending on the strain, dosage, your mental state, your surroundings, and many other factors – effects will be different every time you decide to take magic truffles. But a good start, when discussing what effects magic truffles can have on its user – is knowing that magic truffles amplify your state.
What does that mean?
It means that under the influence of psychedelics everything gets more intensified…
If you are happy – you are super happy! If you are sad – you are super sad!
An important point to make here – don’t get scared by this, even crying or being sad on magic truffles weirdly feels more comfortable than on a normal basis. Psychedelics have a tendency to make everything feel more natural and you take it as a part of who you are. If some emotions or feelings will start bursting out of you during your trip – that’s normal, that’s your subconsciousness explaining things to you.
Magic truffles will tell you what you need to hear, and sometimes not necessarily you want to hear it.
This is just because we are so good at lying to ourselves, but when we are under influence on psychedelics – our subconsciousness gets more in charge and some things you simply can’t hide from your subconsciousness.
With all that being said, most common effects of magic truffles are:
- Change of perception (things feel, smell, sound, look and seems different)
- Visuals (objects warping, moving, breathing and changing color)
- Euphoria (bursts of laughter, happiness, joy)
- Nonduality (feeling one with the world, love and internal peace)
- Confusion (mind-melting, different, non-linear patterns of thinking)
- Shivers or warm body waves (various body feelings)
- Intoxication (overall feeling of “something taking you over”, nausea, sensitive stomach)
- Emotional shifts (jumping from happy to sad and back to happy in a split-second)
- Relaxation (body melting away, muscle relaxation)
- Creativity burst (ideas running through you like a cosmic train)
- Philosophical burst (understanding flowing through you and realizations happening all the time)
- Feelings of wonder (that’s where the word trip comes from – you want to explore)
- Time and space distortion (concepts like money or time doesn’t make sense)
- Clean headedness or full headedness (all the thoughts at the same time or no thinking at all)
- Thirstyness or hungriness (in a weirdly moderate and specific sense)
- Reality shifts (new perspectives to the world and altered state of mind)
- Other personal effects based on internal/external factors
Please notice, some of these effects might seem negative to you, while others might seem positive. It is more complicated than that – when you are tripping the line between good and bad disappears, making them all feel natural, part of you. That’s why experienced psychonauts always advise – don’t focus on the “negatives”, if you focus on the positive side then the trip will be positive.
You will always have the trip you want and plan to have, even if that decision has been made by you subconsciously.
Are magic truffle effects similar to weed?
No.
There are four drug categories: depressants, stimulants, hallucinogens, and opiates. Even though from a technical perspective weed could be categorized as any of them, excluding opiates… When analyzing cannabis and magic truffles (or magic mushrooms) in comparison – weed would be thought of as a depressant (slows your brain function, like alcohol) and psilocybin would be a strong hallucinogen (alters perception by changing the way your nerve cells in your brain communicate to each other).
So, magic truffle or magic mushroom effects are not similar to weed.
How should I prepare for a magic truffle trip?
Doesn’t matter if it’s your first time or if you are really experienced psychonaut – before each and every trip it is important to evaluate your set and setting. That means evaluating both internal and external factors that might influence your trip.
Internal factors:
- You are feeling healthy and well-rested
- Your mood is good, you are excited to have this experience
- You are not grieving and don’t have any relationship problems
- You think everything in life now is going great
External factors:
- The place you are planning to trip in brings you comfort
- People you will be during the trip understands you and you feel comfortable around them
- You have no specific plans that might influence your trip in the next 24-48 hours
- You have plenty of water and everything else you might need during your trip
After you made sure both internal and external conditions are perfect, spend some time setting goals for your trip. Define your trip and everything you are expecting from it. Every psychedelic experience is different, and the best way you can make sure you will have the trip you want – is to know exactly what kind of trip you are planning to have.
From a physiological perspective, make sure you don’t eat anything for at least 4 hours before you consume your magic truffles. Glucose in your blood will interfere and lower (or diminish) tripping effects. Furthermore, any food in your stomach might even make you feel sick, nauseous, or even make you throw up. That’s why experienced psychonauts fast for as long as they can before every psychedelic trip. This is also a good thing to know if something goes wrong and you want to end your trip early – just consume sugar and calorie-rich foods with plenty of water – this will lower the effects and will make them go away faster.
What is a trip sitter?
Trip sitter is a person that remains unintoxicated and acts as emotional and physical support for a person going true psychedelic experience.
Do I need a trip sitter for my trip?
If it’s your first trip – its common to think that having a trip sitter can make you feel more comfortable during the trip. And it’s true – this could help you to calm down if you start freaking out or don’t like the experience. But trip sitters are a more common thing for very intense psychedelic experiences, other known as “hero doses” that usually exceed 25-40 grams of magic truffles (or more than 3-4 grams of dried magic mushrooms) during which the user might lose complete touch with reality. In those cases, we completely support the idea of a trip sitter.
But the real question here should be – how much do I trust the trip sitter?
Subconsciously and consciously.
Because while under the influence of psychedelics, we tend to overreact and be very sensitive to everything – the trip sitter of our choice has to be the most comforting person we know and how much our trip sitter is experienced with psychedelics only comes in the second place (it is better if trip sitter understands how psychedelics work well). That’s why your significant other, best friend or a family member could be your best choice – while strangers might be the reason behind your struggles tripping.
With all that being said, if you have a very strong mental connection with someone it’s best to take them on your first trip. Avoid strangers at all costs and only choose people that you are really really comfortable with. Even if the person has no experience with psychedelics whatsoever, the high-quality mental connection is the best thing to have on your first trip.
That’s why if you take less than 15-20grams of magic truffles (or 1.5-2.5 grams of dried magic mushrooms) – experienced psychonauts advise, just grab the closest person you have and do it together (as long as that person actually wants the experience, never force anyone to trip if they at least somewhat are not ready!). Most likely you will be better off when both of you are tripping on the same level than someone “sober” is trying to comfort you. That’s because when we are tripping it is sometimes difficult to communicate with a person that is not under the influence of psychedelics (some trip sitters take just a micro-dose for exactly this mental reason).
We tried to provide you with both sides of this puzzle, so now it’s time to ask yourself – how would you feel most comfortable?
How long can I store magic truffles after I receive them?
Just put them in the fridge and you can store them until the expiry date provided on every truffle box.
Can I freeze magic truffles to make them last longer?
Due to its fragile nature, we do not recommend freezing truffles. However, there are ways to dry the truffles – but do that at your own risk. That might improve/reduce the potency of the magic truffles, furthermore, it could potentially make the experience better/worse for your stomach.
