Är det någon som kan dela med sig av sina erfarenheter av ketamine och kanske även berätta hur vanligt det är i sverige på gatan. Har hört att folk hittat diladuid (stavning?) på siter som säljer läkemedel.. nån som vet om någon säljer ketamine.. troligtvis inte va, eftersom det är olagligt. hoppas jag inte bröt mot ngn forums regel nu.. en kul sak e att jag läste listan på narkotika klassade substanser från läkemedelsverket tror jag det var, ketamine stod inte med, kan detta stämma??
At low doses, K is a mild if weird stimulant. At medium to high doses, it becomes a very powerful paralysing psychedelic. It effects are like a combination of cocaine, cannabis, opium, Nitrous Oxide, and alcohol.
First, ketamine is in current use as both a veternary and a
human anesthetic. It is called "dissociative" in action, which
means that the mind is "separated" from the body. In many
cases, this separation results in profound hallucinations and
the sensation of entering another reality. In human use, a
benzodiazapine like Versed is generally used along with
ketamine to induce amnesia concerning the "emergence
reactions".
The psychedelic effects of the dissociatives are difficult to explain. They are nothing whatsoever like LSD or related drugs (mescaline, DMT, mushrooms, etc.) but they are clearly psychedelic. For years I've struggled to understand the dissociatives, and the best way I can explain the difference between dissociatives and traditional serotonergic psychedelics is this:
Serotonergic psychedelics are Eros, and dissociatives are Thanatos. The serotonergics are Birth, they are sensory overload, focus on the details, awareness of the external universe. The dissociatives are Death, sensory shutdown, focus on the archetypes, awareness of the internal universe. Serotonergics are the "Ana" side of Chaos, dissociatives the "Kata" side of Chaos (Chaos being the essential driving energy behind reality, if you will).
Ultimately, they can both take you to the same place -- mystical union, ego-loss, or just plain "trippin' balls" depending on your point of view -- but they take you by different routes. I like to think of both routes as complementary ... but only if they don't hurt you in the process of getting there!