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"The music vibrates throughout your body. Everything you perceive or imagine pulsates in unison to form the "collective conscience." Every thought, feeling, and your existence as a whole become euphoric and connected. You love and understand everything as never before. Why ...
Ecstasy Your skin is tingling, raised flesh rejoicing in the warm, kind caresses of everyone around you. As music booms and lights flash you feel an overwhelming sense of well being. You feel intimately connected to everyone around you, and your inhibitions float away on clouds of physical...
The rave culture came from Europe to American during the early 1990's. In the early days, all-night dance parties were held in clandestine locations with small numbers (usually less than 100) of attendees. Today's raves are often held in concert halls and warehouses and can attract thousan...
Ecstasy: Ecstasy, a drug medically termed as MDMA has created a huge stir among teenagers today. Ecstasy meaning extreme emotional excitement (Websters 167), has many eyes of speculation on it. From the drugs history, its components, the risks, the benefits, as well as why people seem to take it...
The Cure For Substance Abuse The major drug epidemic that America is facing today is going to be no easy problem to fix, if it is even possible to fix it at all. The reason that the drug problem will more than likely never be stopped is because those who are in charge of the war on drugs are not...
MDMA, or Ecstasy, was first made in a lab in Germany in 1912. The German pharmaceutical company E. Merck patented it in 1914, not as a medicine, but as a chemical for making more useful drugs later on. MDMA was forgotten until 1953, when the United States Army funded a secret University of Michigan...