Deliriant Replication Compilation (4k)

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This must be pure terror. Never forget that unlike with psychedelics, you will be thinking those hallucinations are real.

Remember, you aren't just seeing things. There is an unsettling mental space and very uncomfortable bodily sensations. These replications can only somewhat grasp the visual-audio hallucinations, but there is much more to it. Avoid it.

These artists are so fucking talented and I'd love to see like long-form horror media made by them.

When the hatman becomes visible, you’ve gone too far

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Deliriants are harder to represent visually than psychedelics, because on psychedelics, the "judgement machine" stays mostly intact, up until very high doses, while deliriants eradicate that part of the self pretty quickly, and one is left confused and with scrambled thoughts. And that is not so visual, but mental. Hard to show in a video. This is somewhat close to the visual part of it.

Okay I know this is supposed to be scary and all, but the spinning box of Benadryl at 4:39 cracked me the fuck up.

The worst wasn’t the spiders or random clear object jumping at me, it was how frustrating how bad the short term memory was. I’d start typing a sentence and forget mid way what I was even talking about. I’d walk in circles trying to figure out what was just about to do

Watching this at 3:30 in the morning was a fantastic idea.

It was all spooky and scary until the dancing skeleton with the taco and Mario screaming lmaooo

This helps me understand my beautiful, kind sister's schizophrenia. We love her deeply and are grateful everyday that she is alive. She has been given a very hard life. It's cruel, sad and painful.

wild that there's a drug that just straight-up sends you to the nightmare dimension

Isn't it insane and incomprehensible that these experiences are... real? At least in the sense that they can be experienced.

This reminds very vividly of having hallucinations while under sleep paralysis. The random voices chattering the most incoherent things you could possibly imagine , while moving shadows that seem to twitch and glitch around. Some shadows resemble the figures of people, others are formless and look blob like and may even float and not do anything extravagant in its behavior. Even down to the lighting. So for me personally, when my hallucinations are particularly intense it’s like I can “see” in the darkness. My whole room was almost pitch black with a sober/fully conscious naked eye but while I was still experiencing paralysis everything had a weird dirty tan hue or tint to my vision. Almost like night vision but in a weird earthy color. I would imagine delirium to be a much more intense experience, because even though I was hallucinating I immediately knew EXACTLY what was real and what was just a trick of the mind. I never panic hearing or seeing things while under paralysis because it’s obvious it’s just my imagination running wild w/o my brain keeping it in check. Thus true delirium would destroy that ability to tell what it real and what isn’t. Thus making the experience probably pretty terrifying as you experience the most rapid, and aggressive form of decay in your perception of reality. So much so that its overwhelming and almost indescribable to recall in full detail.

Psychedelics can be the most abjectly terrifying experience of your life, but I'd rather go through 100 terror trips of LSD, Shrooms, whatever, than have to go through 1 high dose deliriant trip. I say that as someone with PTSD and derealisation from LSD

' Your mind is beginning to become self-aware of the true world around you... Aren't you glad you're experiencing this? ' - Chrome

Since deliriants put you into a state of delirium as well as a deteriorating sense of self... I always worry this is what Alzheimer's might feel like to the subject. A constant state of delirium, a deteriorating consciousness, and never knowing what you're looking at.

This is pretty damn close to what really happens. Like when your seeing this first hand, it looks real and you feel tired and drowsy so you have to do a double take on things that litterly just walk in your sights. Or be laying down listening to rain the TV and it starts morphing into what sounds like people giggling or laughing intently or it shifts to a conversation that you can barely hear, like you can hear them talking but can't make out what theyer saying, when you turn around there like static just enclosing around your vision and it goes dark. I personally have taken diphenhydramine for allergies when I was younger and I recently started a new job and I've taken them to help with sleep, I would take just 12-10 a night and this shit would happen and scare the shit out me, and I'm not easily frightened. Actually I just came down from a trip that lasted 2 whole days. It had up and downs, I would feel sober and then all of a sudden I would hear voices in my head and be thrown right back, I was also at work while that was happening. Thankfully before it got too bad I finished work and booked it home jumped in my window and sat down, breathed through it and here I am now just watched this video describing close to what I went through

Silent Hill pill? uh, no thanks I'm good.