It's a world of total support for anything you want to do. Ravers seem to be searching for a feeling, an experience. For example, the dance of a Rave is not like the Travolta-style acrobatics of the 70s, or some other silly dances like the bump, the hustle or the pogo. When Ravers gaze into a set of computer images, they're not marveling at the imagination of the graphic designer. Instead they're entering into the sequence of effects going off in their own heads in response to the images.
Rave culture is about eing a participant rather than being a voyeur.
Raves grew out of a dissatisfaction with the outside world. They were created so people could be nice to each other without incurring suspicion or violent reaction. As stated earlier, Raves are held on virtually every continent around the globe, but they are especially popular in parts of Europe where liberal drug laws usher access to alcohol and many other-wise illegal drugs. One of the more popular drugs at Raves is Ecstasy, also known as XTC, Vitamin E or 'E.' Mistakenly referred to as a simple, party drug, Ecstasy is popular in part due to the feeling of affection it induces, and the way it enables the user to dance for hours without stopping. It is typically produced in unregulated labs by backyard chemists, and subject to unsafe levels of amphetamines or cut with dangerous doses of heroin and other impurities.