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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 12:19:53 2022 No.14430241 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>14430246 >>14430260 >>14430358 >>14430383

Zoom in and look closely.

This is how my normal vision is. Whenever I look at walls or something I am seeing such patterns. I got this from an bad acid trip.

How to fix this? The only time it goes away is when I meditate for 1 hour or more but comes back the next day and meditating 1 hour a day is exhausting.

Any meds or supplements I can take to fix this? On the other hand is still think it's pretty based to see patterns no one else can se.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 12:22:00 No.14430246 Report

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>>14430241
Wait, you're actually seeing chromatic aberration? I can't think of any possible reason you'd be seeing that unless the actual lens in your eye was fucked and bending light that way.
This is why it's paramount you explain exactly what the symptoms you are experiencing. Not just say "look at this"

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 12:24:29 No.14430250 Report

Quoted By: >>14430487

I don't know but I heard of someone who saw static in his field of vision (constantly, not just on walls), 8 months after quitting MXE.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 12:28:31 No.14430260 Report

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>>14430241
This is pretty based. Why do you want it to stop?

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 12:38:27 No.14430278 Report

Quoted By: >>14430288 >>14430459

>>14430246
I said in the post that I see patterns on walls. That's it. This my symptom.

I do not have these abbreviation you mentioned just the geometric, sometimes scary looking patterns.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 12:41:57 No.14430288 Report

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>>14430278
>I said in the post that I see patterns on walls.
You mean the texture of the paint and plaster?
> just the geometric, sometimes scary looking patterns.
Yeah you'll have to be more specific. Also if you see that, then maybe you're seeing them in the photo but I can't.
Like it looks like you've mirrored the image so each square is identical but rotated 90 degrees? Is that what you mean by 'geometric pattern'. Please be specific.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 12:53:31 No.14430308 Report

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>>14430288

https://www.reddit.com/r/replications/comments/ebksai/tile_floor_on_lsd/

This replication comes very close to what I see. Mild LSD like patterns when sobber.

If this still isn't specific enough then I don't know how to be more specific.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 13:17:32 No.14430358 Report

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>>14430241
Seems like HPPD

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 13:39:05 No.14430383 Report

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>>14430241
One time I was high on acid in a dense forest, and hallucinated that the forest was a single, giant organism, and that the tangle of branches and vines around me was a network of vessels transporting vital life fluids to every part of it. I felt like I was floating in the midst of it, and the illusion had such a sense of depth to it, that it was like putting 3D glasses on for the first time and watching objects pop out of a flat screen. I was shocked when a whole week later, sitting in a park and losing myself for a moment, that same feeling came back to me and I saw that hyper-3D tangle of veins. It's been over a year since that trip and it still happens occasionally. It's really fucking weird, and I think it really hints at the potential of this drug: you'd think that once it's over -- that's it, but no; sometimes you see and can't unsee.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 14:21:29 No.14430459 Report

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>>14430278
That sounds more than mere light sensory issues. Are you basically hallucinating like on acid all the time, with swirls and patterns of colour, or is it mere colourful noise?

When I stare at a wall long enough I can notice the general "noise" of my eye processing the light. It's pretty interesting, because I literally use noise in image processing on my computer to help with an image's colour gradient issues and the detailing. Your eyes are similar to your ears in that 'saturation' and 'distortion' can actually help you clarify the more prominent parts of the thing being observed. In rock music they distort guitars generally because it makes the sound stand out and sound more powerful and impactful. Same with images. So your eyes and ears probably do something akin to a 'noise filter' (or dither) when it tries to process any sound naturally, as that would lead to helping the brain detail what it perceives.

Now, in your circumstances you have the natural "visual shoegaze effect" (as I call it because it slurs and blurs the sound into mere colours and textual noise) because it's too much noise to detail things accurately. That could just be a mere problem with the eye and the parts of the brain involved with optics. In fact I think it's more the visual form of "tinnitus" IF it's not a more ridiculous hallucination that is so absurd that it could only be called "schizophrenic" or "hallucinogenic".

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 14:30:49 No.14430487 Report

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>>14430250
I've had some minor eye issues that I just perceive as colourful light noise which is probably just the way my eyes perceive light, only a bit screwed up.
Funnily enough, I think the cause was actually loud noise and medication causing vascular issues in both my eyes and ears, potentially neuron issues. It's just like tinnitus though and I imagine everyone has it, but fails to notice it until it's made obvious to them (like how being in dark soundless rooms makes you perceive it greater than in a lit up room with noise.

OP is having true illusions though. He's essentially imagining things, which is not a mere auditory or visual problem (i.e. worn out ears and eyes, high blood pressure and worn neural pathways), that's probably an issue with imagination overlapping with what is actually perceived. From memory those parts of the brain do tend to overlap naturally though. The problem is when the imagination is not in mere detail and you're seeing actual macro hallucinations that are obviously not there to the objective observer (in my opinion).

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