The vast majority of people hide "bad things" within them. Your experience on hallucinogenic drugs is exclusive to you, and only you. You're generalizing way too much. Most people can or will experience a very bad trip on such drugs. Fortunately for you, you're perfect.
It's actually not a generalization and I'm far from perfect. When you realize that you must accept you for who you are; the trips become a learning experience. And even though they may seem scary; you learn therefor you evolve. The more you evolve, you improve and the more you improve, the better you are to cope with even more things. I've had a grip of negative things happen to me. If they happened in any other order, I think I would have lost it in life. Instead each negative life experience prepared me for the next one. Which is why I believe the bad trips are good ones. What scared you will not be scary the next time and you adapt and evolve to greater mental awareness.
Ok. Fair enough. Then it's more of a cerebral disposition instead of the skeletons hiding in your closet. Acceptance, letting shit go, not resisting the experience. I can buy that. I love it. Gimmie.
You'll never have a bad trip if you keep it SIMPLE. Plan. 1. Take one drug, no more. 2. Take the right dose. Ask around beforehand. 3. Take one drug, with no alcohol. Already drunk? Delay the trip a few days. 4. End of a long day? Been up 16 hours? No time to start a 10-hour trip. 5. Have a friend there you trust who won't ditch you halfway through. 6. Take an uncontaminated drug. Your friend should have previously sampled this batch. 7. No complex social situation with a lot of loud people. You just read all the causes of so-called bad trips. Few people have them because few are so stupid. No one I ever knew. Like the myth of "flashbacks," I think "bad trips" are propaganda.
