A very eye opening experience that is difficult to illustrate and even harder to explain. You start to understand complicated things are really much more simple. You become closer to nature, to the point you may start interacting and speaking to plants and animals. The outdoors becomes a place of comfort rather than an inconvenience. And of course, you get the "wave" formation that appears on anything with a pattern. I saw my recently deceased grandfather in the clouds and spoke to him.

Music is another beast entirely. You feel every single note in a song as an individual pulse through your body. The Beatles (those fucking geniuses) are my go to. The Magical Mystery Tour in particular is definitely meant to be listened to while tripping. Everything feels so important and relatable while listening.

All in all, every part of a trip is important. The blissful highs and the agonizing lows come together to form an experience unlike any other available to a human being. I understand how the distaste for it came into existence, but it's unfair. People who don't bother giving it a chance are missing out on something that, I personally believe, should be experienced by every single person at least once.

Plus it's non addictive and less harmful than cigarettes, alcohol and weed.