LSD

LSD teaches you something, it teaches you the true meaning of abstract and how everything around you and including you is truly abstract. Because of its effects LSD changes your reality to a point where you question your entire existence in a way that leaves you in a curious state. This happens, which teaches you that reality itself is just a figment, something that is molded and sculpted by your experiences in the when, where, and how you feel. While on LSD you have a constant cycle of emotions that make you feel Happy - Sad - hungry - to thirsty and everything in between, but the emotions aren't real , but merely illusions; in this case you want things that you don't truly want. This is a perfect representation on how our reality can be changed simply by our mood/emotions making us want things that we don't really want and letting us see things that are simply presented by our current state of emotion. In other words emotion is just an illusion and it has the power to simply shift and change your reality. But one must know that with emotion, since it has power to influence what you see in Your reality, you can then learn how to catch yourself and simply change your reality because you realize that emotion is just an illusion ,that makes us want things that we don't really want. LSD lets you see abstract and how the world isn't actually normal, you learn that everything has depth and a single object can be seen in a multitude of ways simply by which Lens it is seen from; which by the way lenses can be influenced by emotion, experiences, angles, and perception overall. LSD teaches you the true form of the universe and by which it exists which depending by the who you are ,it may not even have a true form. This is but some of the minimal things that LSD can teach you. It also teaches you about the things you can't see that are there and the things you see that aren't really there, how everything can potentially exists but in a certain forms , which by a certain lens you are able to recognize. That's the abstract.

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