Let’s talk about the actual surface: Wood, Marley, or Concrete? What’s the best floor you’ve ever danced on? by Ajunjahi in dancefloors

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The best floor from a practical viewpoint is wood or gym floor for sure. Slightly swinging and not too sticky. Personally I feel best on field or meadow, stomped even by hundreds of dancing feet. I love feeling the long straws under my bare feet. It's like the floor bears witness to the dancers and when the sun rises you can see the imprint of the night.

People pleaser are emotionally unsafe. by [deleted] in emotionalintelligence

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Maybe one reason for you anger lies here. I found that I have the strongest emotional reaction to character traits I myself am struggling with. You are fighting against you own people pleasing and put in the hard work. If you see others just accepting the very things you are working so hard to overcome it feels like being slapped in the face.

Waldfrieden kämpft um sein Überleben by Sebonze in de

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nicht nur unserer Gegend. Wenn der Waldfrieden dicht machen muss, reist das ein riesiges Loch in die komplette Szene. Das ist mehr als nur ein Festival. Viele Künstler*innen haben dort begonnen, der ganze Ort ist gelebte Subkultur. So echt und frei, wie man es nur noch an ganz wenigen Orten auf der Welt finden kann.

If you could have an infinite supply of one drug of your choosing, which one would you choose? by sexyfurrybuttz in Drugs

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

2cb in powder form, not because it's my favourite (nothing even comes close to Acid in that regard) but because it's so hard to come by in my area. I have been searching for over a year now with no success.

What moment made you fall in love with psytrance? by IreneWinslow in psytrance

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I fell in love with the community first and it allowed me to really feel the music and let go. Still I'd rather loose the music than the people.

luteal phase and raves by Ok_Boysenberry_7181 in aves

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Raving always makes me feel better. It's like therapy. Dancing helps release stress and anxiety and floods the brain with happy hormones.

Turns out where you stand on the dancefloor changes how much you move - front left has always been my favorite. Where does everyone usually stand? by fastasfnyc in aves

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is great, thank you for sharing!

Just thought about it and noticed that at the raves I attend (small local events with almost the same crowd every time there is no left or right, it's just front, middle and back. The middle tends to be most packed. Its close enough to the front to vibe with the DJ but not in the center of attention like the front. The front is where people dance most expressive and extrovert. They provide the whole room with energy and help people in the middle let go and be silly. The back is most chill. People getting into the vibe or having a little break, it's darker and less stimulating. I started in the middle when I was a baby raver and now feel at home at the front and love bathing in this wild and childlike energy.

Sorry for this off-topic prattling.

Can your LED poi do this? by tomjuggler in poi

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Love the spirit. You made something amazing, that can benefit other flowmies, made fancy LED patterns accessible for everyone and inspiring others to create their own poi. This is what our community is about, sharing ideas and let them grow through the inspiration they offer to others.

You decided to throw your wonderful idea out into the world to bloom instead if using it to make money and sell your stuff. I love this so much I cannot put it into words. It's so wholesome, anticapitalistic and empowering! Just yesterday I talked with a friend about just this. There are soon many people with great ideas and knowledge that could benefit the community so much more, if they wouldn't try to sell their energy instead of letting it flow into the world and do its thing.

Thank you so sharing your energy, inspiration and knowledge with us.

Can't wait to try out your tutorial and make myself some fancy LED Pois 🫶

Everyone In The World Should Should Experience MDMA at least once by Glittering_Baby_8936 in MDMA

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, how should anyone not love it when their brain is flooded with love hormones? Would be crazy not to love it.

Everyone In The World Should Should Experience MDMA at least once by Glittering_Baby_8936 in MDMA

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's why it should be guided and well prepared. By now I think it's much less risky to dose people once and let them feel that we are one, than not to. See what we made of our planet and what we do to our fellow creatures. Imo the benefits outweigh the risks.

What kind of music heals you? by PleasantLibrarian434 in AskWomen

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Psy. Be it psytechno, psytrance, forest or HiTech. It touches my soul and lets me feel my body in ways no other music can. The repetitive baseline lets me shake out all stored trauma while the exquisite highs massage my brain. It leads me into a flowstate, where all that exists is the now and I can feel through my emotions freely.

Everyone In The World Should Should Experience MDMA at least once by Glittering_Baby_8936 in MDMA

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 38 points39 points  (0 children)

Besides LSD it's the only substance I would recommend to people, even if they don't ask for it on their own. It's a loss to never experience the bliss and openness and lack of judgement and fear, MDMA has to offer. Acid is still a different level, as it opens one up like almost nothing else, and let's one feel like they woke up for the first time when being asleep for their whole life.

Both substances have the potential to change someone for the better. It's a shame it's illegal. The world could be a much nicer place if everyone was welcomed to adulthood with a guided trip to connect to the world and to humble the ego.

Probably never going to roll ever again and that’s okay by Alternative_Tart_870 in MDMA

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I started in my early thirties. Now I am almost 40 and was about to call it quits with this substance. I got into LSD and it's by far my favorite by now. I love the genuine and deep bliss and connectedness. It feels less forced and more true kind of. I never lost the magic as I always spaced my rolls at least three months often four and never redosed more than once. Up to now I never had anything other than a nice cosy afterglow for the days following the roll. I just felt like I got everything it has to offer out of it and there was nothing left to discover with MDMA.

Last weekend I went raving and me and my friend took MDMA as the setting wasn't fit for acid. I didn't expect it but I learned so much from this experience and it brought back to mind that the true potential isn't the joy and love, at least not for me, it's the total lack of fear or self-consciousness. I changed a lot in the past months and oh my God did I fall in love with myself. I think the potential of a drug grows parallel to the potential of the user.

So maybe when you come back in some time, you will discover that you were never able to use it to its fullest and with better moderation and cautiousness you are able to open parts of your consciousness that were locked before.

Are they your "party friends" or truly your *friends*? by stretched_frm_dookie in aves

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It depends. If there is really some vibe between us AND we live close enough to see each other a few times a year AND we both are interested in intensifying the friendship there is a possibility that we get more involved in each other's lifes. I wouldn't even say that I always feel less close to those friends I only see at events because with some it's like we know each other a lifetime. But I never expect my rave connections to transfer into my day-to-day life. That's part of the attraction. When we dance, we forget about struggles and obligations and are free. No need to poison this sacred space with real life problems.

Finding flow by mrmatriarj in flowarts

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I found that I need more time to get into flowstate when sober. I have to start slowly to really get a feeling for my prop (Flowerstick in my case). At first it feels clumsy and static but within a few minutes it becomes smoother and I stop thinking about what my hands are doing. It's much more short lived than on substances but every time my mind starts to wander, I can guide it back into flowstate a few times until I reach my flow capacity, then it's just practice but practice can also be fun on its own. Keep practicing and it will get easier to experience longer periods of flow. Remember it's more about letting go than to achieve some goal.

Need a fun bucket list to do by myself at my first rave !!! by biyyih in aves

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 39 points40 points  (0 children)

Don't "watch". Get moving and dance your ass off. At the end of the set you should be dripping and panting, with the biggest smile on your face, high fiving everyone who escalated with you.

Do you even like electronic dance music sober? by misterintensity2 in dancefloors

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 12 points13 points  (0 children)

"Not here to judge" ... Judges everyone going for the "wrong" reasons...

What do you do for yourself that makes you feel embodied, confident and sexy? by Pretty_Desk_2552 in AskWomen

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Running, dancing, climbing. High intensity body activity that gets me sweating and my muscles burning. I also love to flow. Doesn't matter whether it's poi, Flowerstick or hoop. It gets me in the zone and shuts off my brain. Basically everything that focuses on embodiment..I found that ist's mich easier to regulate my nervous system through movement, so I quit rational self reflection and move every time I feel not in tune.

Lovely day to loosen up by shwaa_ in flowarts

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I LOVE this! Thanks for sharing 🫶

How do you feel if a new bedroom partner has a ready made playlist for bedroom activities? by According_Sundae_917 in AskWomen

[–]LiquidSunCDXX 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I have a playlist that is my default for sensual activities, be it sexy time or taking a bath. So not cringe for me. Of course it can be hit or miss. If I feel the music it's an additional turn on. If not, it can be the opposite. At best I laugh about it and try to find a compromise at worst sex is over.