Drugs in the non-physical reality

[Fusions]

I recently looked for shrooms while lucid dreaming, but I had no succes.

But while dreaming tonight, my mom gave me salvia. I was pretty anxious to hit. I thought things like 'ok, loving creator, let this be nice'
So I took a hit, didn't held it in for too long, again anxious, then things got trippy, it was familiar to mushrooms in a way.

So this is something that I'd highly recommend.

[desert-rat]

The advice I give is for any one using any kind of drug is to know what you are doing .  Its easy to hurt or kill your self. 

[Fusions]

were talking about using drugs in dreams

[desert-rat]

I guess I misread your post .  That would be a visualization of using drugs . 

[AstralPrincess]

This is very interesting to me... I always go over all the fun things I could do in the "astral planes" & doing "astral drugs" never crossed my mind
Do you (or anyone else on this forum) have any more info regarding drugs in the "astral"? I put quotation marks around the astral because I know not everyone on this site calls it that. I'll start out with a few questions I have for the op... or well, anyone could answer these!
1. Have you done drugs on this physical plane?
2. If so, how does it compare to doing drugs in the astral?
3. Is it dangerous to do drugs in the astral?
I'm so curious because I have the MOST DEADLY PHOBIA of drugs.

[Micael]

I never did any hallucinogens anyway so maybe it's a good experiment to see how my mind would conceive the experience. The only thing I tried was pot, but I can't remember if I did it lucid also or just dreaming. It had some of the effects, interesting stuff. 

[no_leaf_clover]

That's an interesting idea.  I've used salvia before to launch into lucid dreams but never after I was already in one. 

I've drank in non-lucid dreams and maybe smoked marijuana, but I don't think much happened.  I wasn't lucid in those dreams so my consciousness level wasn't terribly high anyway, and I would compare non-lucid dreams to already feeling relatively "drunk" compared to clear lucid dreams.  I even stagger and have trouble moving sometimes in non-lucid dreams, if I feel like I'm having trouble going somewhere.  This is probably something symbolic of my waking life that Jung would have a ready explanation for.

Anyway if something did happen, I think I would just basically be convincing myself to believe that something was happening.  That's true of anything in a lucid dream -- whatever you think of, or believe is happening, is generally what happens, even if it's just a vague idea that's moving around "the back of your mind."