DM Turner- The Esseential psychedelic guide

negative effects Ketamine was having on my life: a reduction in ambition; a
reduction in healthy mortal fears, such as the fear of death; as well as a
reluctance to confront fears or difficult tasks and situations directly.
Frequent use of Ketamine can lure one as an escape since a blissful and
fantastic state of fearless, disembodied consciousness is so easily available.
In my early expirimentation, when combining Ketamine with psilocybin I
normally had good experiences and virtually bypassed the bodily discomfort
of the recovery period. However, while I was addicted to Ketamine I could
no longer have a good mushroom trip if I planned to take Ketamine during
the experience. I remember one experience where the visuals were complete
static, and after taking the Ketamine I returned in a lethargic, uncoordinated,
low-energy state. This was a complete contrast to my previous experiences
with this combination. During these times DMT proved to be a strong ally,
teaching me to be a dragon, and offering encouraging glimpses of what my
experiences could be like if I defeated the addiction.
Another factor to be aware of when using Ketamine is that much of the life
energy, known as Chi or Kundalini, departs the body during the journey,
normally returning along with one's awareness. While I've often
experienced a wakening of this Chi energy as it reenters my body, with less
care and indiscriminate use I've returned to find my body drained of this
force. It is not uncommon to feel slightly drained of energy or lackadaisical
after a K trip.
COMBINATIONS:
Ketamine can be combined with most other psychedelics. However, after
much experimentation I've decided against using it with any natural
psychedelics. While I did have some positive experiences with such
combinations early on, eventually I began seeing many negative effects, and
felt that it was inappropriate, or at least that I was not ready, to combine
substances of these types.
It seems as though the "entities" of the natural psychedelic realms are
adverse to having their realms polluted by people combining them with K. I
also feel these entities frown on excessive or indiscriminate use of Ketamine
by itself.
The reversal in my experience of combining Ketamine with psilocybin was
one factor that has led to my current position. But the most intense message
came when I tried combining Ketamine with mescaline. When one takes a
natural psychedelic like mescaline, they often come into contact with with
age-old entities of that realm. With mescaline I find that I become a branch
of a living entity, often called "Mescalito," who has existed at least since