Marijuana and sexual hallucinations
It is a hallmark of genuine hallucinations that as far as perceptions go, they are no different from the sensory input our minds experience in a sober state. Thus, there is no difference, really, between exciting events and exciting hallucinations.
Thus, if only we could generate hallucinations, and remain in control of what we hallucinate, such hallucinations could be a pool of outrageously good sex.
Can we agree on the hypothesis that at the end of the day (which is much more than every evening), what really matters in life is optimal sex followed by a gentle death.
If that axiom is true, many people, men more than women, are presented with the dilemma that their imaginations of the best possible sex would violate social norms, and possibly even the rights of other individuals, and be threatened with criminal sanctions or even violent self-defense, endangering the gentle death we have in mind for ourselves.
Therefore, hallucinating the desired events instead of living them in reality becomes a viable option.
Mild hallucinatory effects can be induced with a high-THC strain of sativa cannabis.
Now, while the hallucinations are fairly easy to induce as they will result from a sufficiently high dosage of that kind of cannabis, it is far more difficult to ensure that these hallucinations are pleasant and of a sexual nature.
For the pleasantness, it is important to be in a relaxed, unthreatened environment. Cops storming in and arresting everybody would be the last thing you want when hallucinating.
And for the hallucinations to be sexual, you would have to be in a sexualized state of mind. Many people can achieve this with a long-term regimen of Tongkat Ali, which is precisely why I consider Tongkat Ali such a good adjunct to marijuana. And finally, for one’s hallucinations to be sexual, one should be with a person who can provide some gentle sexual stimulation. This stimulation should not go all the way to an orgasm, and it should span most of the duration of the hallucination period of such a specific marijuana high. Some men report becoming multi-orgasmic as long-term Tongkat Ali users. For them, such series of orgasms should be brought about by the hallucinations, not by the stimulation of a partner. For men who are not multi-orgasmic, it will be better to have an orgasm only towards the end of the trip, in order to preempt fearful hallucinations.
High libido for the full duration of a hallucinatory cannabis application is, in the author’s view, the best safeguard against the experience turning unpleasant or psychotic.