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Volatile moods, deep music immersion

PiHKAL import · tma

Alexander & Ann Shulgin — PiHKAL entry #157 (TMA), 1991

Inferred dose-response curves

TMA

inferred from 1 report

±++++++++++1h1h30m2h2h30m3hTime since doseAvg intensity
Intro
💊 TMA
Amount
225 mg
Method
oral
2. T+01:00:00 [intensity]
intensity 

+ PLUS ONE — Clearly noticeable. You can tell when it began and how it's changing, though its full character isn't apparent yet.

3. T+03:00:00 [intensity]
intensity 

+++ PLUS THREE — Strong and fully engaging — it can no longer be set aside, and you are completely absorbed in the experience, for better or worse.

4. T+00:00:00 [note]
Considerable nausea marked the first hour, after which the author became emotionally unstable, swinging between peaceful gentleness and combative irritability. Music dominated the day: one piano concerto drew the author into a curled, eyes-closed absorption in the music's very structure, feeling bodily suspended within it, while other broadcasts provoked genuine aggression. Observers noted a menacing look, and the author crushed a rose despite recognizing its beauty.
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