“Delirium is the mind as a house of ghosts. You notice the body load first, and it’s easy to think you’re not tripping since nothing is happening. Then, in some random act, your mind loses contact with reality; the wallpaper of the ghost house disappears at once and what is left is void. True void, darker than black. A sentient void, which shape-shifts so as to make sense to you. Whatever futile effort you made begets hallucinations. Your peripheral vision becomes a sentient alien world. Your reflection, an ominous stranger. To sober people, you will seem insane. Delirium is the meeting point of dreaming and sanity, the world of ghosts, shadow people, living daydreams and living nightmares. It is not a journey to be taken lightly if one is unprepared. The physical effects alone are severe enough, and the pupil dilation lasts days afterwards.

Dissociation is euphoric and controllable. It’s more like your mind is transformed into a space ship that feels like home. The come-up can be intense for new users. Sensations are bright and alone in space. Time is quantized in flanges and rhythm becomes tangible. Fantastic new worlds become accessible through CEVs. Your consciousness can become squished or expanded, and in greater dosages the space may become larger than the feelings of your body to. You may even meet some creatures from deep space.
Even after returning to sobriety, there can be good feelings and stimulation.”