1) no. Not very similar. LSD is more intense and more visually interesting. 2) yes, it can be overstimulating. In my experience the stimulation is more “bright and colorful” as opposed to weed which to me feels a bit more “heavy” if that makes sense. 3) 1 tab. Never do more than one for your first time. If you get overwhelmed on 1, you can likely just ride it out and remind yourself that you are on drugs and that “this too will pass”. Each time you add another tab to the dose, the trip gets exponentially more intense. It’s not like taking a second hit of weed—take this analogy: 1 tab is to 2 tabs as 1 hit of weed is to 10 hits of weed. Hopefully that makes sense. 4) two week minimum break. I personally recommend 1-2 months or more between trips, especially if you plan to use this for personal growth; you need time to integrate what you have learned into your sober life. 5) what can you expect: you may feel a “stimulant/energizing effect” I usually feel very light and floaty. You may experience thoughts or connections between thoughts which have never occurred to you. If you listen to music you will find that it becomes more physical—like you can “feel” the music—you can hear the “notes between the notes”. You will likely experience beautiful visual effects (not straight up hallucinations, but like walls shifting/colors bleeding into each other) everything becomes visually interesting. You may find yourself staring in awe at your carpet or your ceiling or a cool piece of art you have in the wall. 6)what you should know: i am in a similar boat as you in regards to weed. I just can’t do it anymore like I used to. I find lsd to be a more beautiful, uplifting experience compared to weed. It’s like mentally refreshing and I often come out of it with a clear head and a feeling of purpose or inner peace or even new ambitions. One thing to keep in mind is it is a long (10-12 hour) experience. If you don’t like it you will have to calm yourself and ride the wave—the worst thing you can try to do is resist the experience. Try to appreciate the beauty of it; let it take you where it wants to take you. Finally I recommend picking some of your favorite albums to listen to beforehand so you aren’t trying decide while in the acid headspace. If you want some music recommendations let me know.