Drew Berm First Video 2020
Channel: OliveCorner
Date: 03/10/2020

bermdrew@gmail.com

My name is Drew Berm and I'm an eagle scout from California, I was born in 1995, This is my first video and I'm going to talk about my drug history, I have never tried mescaline, MDMA, or ketamine but I do have experience with LSD, cannabis and DMT; At the age of 19 I had my first LSD experience. I remember standing on the stage, facing the pews of a non-denominational church when someone played Chopin on the piano and my eyes went up to the rafters. As I sat there the music seemed to interact with the architecture and change the colors of the exposed wood ceiling. I whistled the violin part of Jack Whites "high ball stepper" and listened to it echo off the half dozen rooms we walked through. At the end of the night we each went to rest in separate rooms and I remember thinking how much energy I had and how spiritually connected I felt with the other people. I took 100 mics of LSD that first trip,  I've taken 200 mics and walked around a dog park where there were monarch butterflies; I learned there that anxiety is natural and not very significant. Sometimes too much emphasis is placed on depression and anxiety which are only part of a larger system of coping. Finally one time I took about 70 mics and listened to every Led Zeppelin album in a row which I highly recommend, I also recommend Black Sabbath. Other than those three trips my experience in-between has been with 50 mics or less. Now  cannabis; just briefly after 10 years of cannabis use and tolerance I began to experience lack of sleep, which was serious because I missed the important rest that stops ideas from becoming  fictitious. Because of that I haven't smoked since March of 2020 it's now October. My favorite psychedelic is DMT. Smoked DMT is one of the most positive and healing things I have ever experienced. It is indescribable how well I felt after the experience. The benefits include many things such as losing the fear of death, understanding the limits of consciousness, renewed respect for every religion and Creed and renewed respect for individual expression. When I see something I don't like or understand, I remember that Dimethyltryptamine showed me the differences we feel and see are limited and can easily be seen past given some time. In math there is no universal set, and in life; Nobody can understand everyone or everything they do, but given time we can all come to accept the many ways people express their shade and the colors of life. Some artists who capture this are found at mizuarts.com and Alexgrey.com