My theory on mind-altering drugs has tested true once again in local research markets. Mind-altering drugs heighten the internal vibration of the mind, allowing the user to perceive truisms that are unperceivable at normal levels of operation.
By increasing mental activity past the point of normalcy, the human mind is capable of experiencing a heightened sense of awareness otherwise unattainable. Human beings, however, are unused to existing in this state, and their bodies are not accustomed or designed to operate in this fashion. Therefore, the side-effects of such practices can result in uncontrollable body movement, the inability to communicate clearly, lack of short-term memory, and, in some cases, death.
It is not my intent to convey the idea that mind-altering drugs will give ANYONE this heightened perception. Instead, it merely activates, reinforces and strengthens pre-existing perceptive abilities based on the normal perception of that individual.
I do not advocate that persons use mind-altering drugs to increase their perception without performing additional research on the negative side-effects of such drugs.
In my most recent research I have found that, in some cases, individuals using mind-altering drugs are capable of gathering information regarding the character and personality of another individual with less effort than a mind operating at normal frequencies. Sometimes no more than a glance or a handshake is required to interpret the true nature of another being by persons utilizing mind-altering drugs.
I wish to reiterate that one should not expect ANY individual using mind-altering drugs to exhibit these traits. The perceptive qualities of the human mind after the use of these drugs is directly related to the perceptive qualities of the human mind at normal operating conditions. Every being that uses such drugs will experience heightened perception.. however, in cases where the perception level of the individual is relatively low when operating in normal conditions, this increase may not be highly visible. In other cases, based on the current mental condition, level of internal thought, and several other factors, an individual who generally exhibits visible increases in perception may not do so each and every time.
At this time, enough research has not been performed to pronounce these claims with 100% certainty. This material is meant to be viewed as a possibility and not as solid fact.