I Tried Nepal's Rare Hallucinogenic Honey

What a wild experience! So stoked to have experienced this with you guys! When in Nepal am I right?

I don't say this to encourage this channel being about drug use, but taking ayahuasca in the jungles of South America would be very interesting to watch given the way you guys tell stories and experience cultures.

"we do not condone this" man i was just about to go to a remote place in nepal driving for multiple days, hiking for hours and climbing cliffs to try it out

I've tried the wild honey and experienced hallucination. It's a crazy experience, I didn't even know that you get high from wild honey when I tried it. I'm from Nepal and got the wild honey from the same eastern part of Nepal. I mostly felt like someone is pushing my face. It's a completely weird sensation. I think the hallucinating power also differs according to the harvest time, and mainly from the flowers that the bees have collected nectar and pollen.

I don’t know if this text is going to reach out to you guys but im going to say it that the recent episode on yestheory is one of the most beautiful in terms visuals sound everything was so exhilarating every freaking sound was amazing im following yestheory from will smith jump and surely fallen in love with it and im sharing it with more than 1000 people around me for sure

I think you made the right decision by trying a small quantity, considering your distance from medical facilities. Spells of vomitting can become life threatening without healthcare if it's severe

I’m a us marine vet all I’ve seen in this world is death and destruction it’s nice to see there’s still places that are so loving thank you guys for your wonderful videos

You can always tell Thomas gets extremely anxious with trying things like this but I’m so proud he seeked discomfort

This reminds me of when I went to the Peruvian jungle (by myself) not planning on doing anything. And ended up doing Ayahuasca. I met a "shaman" (he didn't like to be called that but also didn't have another name) who does the ceremony. I definitely puked a lot, because it's supposed to clean your body first, then your mind. Very interesting experience, especially having heard all the horror stories before. But I trusted him, because he didn't do it commercially, but rather still saw it as a medicine and also stayed the whole night and prepared a flower bath in the morning. An experience I'll definitely remember.

Psychedelic* not psychotic. Great videos! Thank you for sharing that experience with us.

this documentary is Netflix level..amazing job guys 🔥🔥🔥

so excited to see more of these "experiential videos" from yes theory. these unique stories are a breath of fresh air after always seeing bad news. restores more of a sense of humanity and reminds us that there is beauty and connection out there.

such an interesting topic, love to see you guys out on adventures again. Keep it up

Would like to see you guys try some other natural hallucinogens, it’s apparently good for the soul and spiritual awakenings. I think it really fits the bill for “seeking discomfort”.

I DO NOT CONDONE THE USE OF DRUGS. But personally, I love using them (while living a balanced life), it is so exciting to see Yes Theory exploring this side of Mother Nature.

I'm from this country . I've been watching your every single video from about 1.4 year . I know you'll never disappoint us from this kind of adventures . Love from Nepal 🇳🇵 ❤

The honey hunt documentary took THvid to a whole new level of quality! Aamars Aztec pyramid doc was insane as well. But this one just took it to a whole level

Nepal always surprise the world with high mountains, Hill and vast plains. 😍🇳🇵

I dig it bro. I wish the best for your journey. I have no doubt that y'all are goin places (in both literal and metophoric). Subscribed.

The deep in the village things are literally my favorite and kudos to you guys for even giving it a try, so amazing

I feel like this video could have been alot longer and showed more of the journey and things like that. almost like a documentary.

I was hoping that you guys would visit Nepal one day. And finally seeing all the team in Nepal. Thank you for exploring and experiencing and showing the world. 🙏🙏

What an adventure! Thank you for taking us on this journey, its amazing to see how they collect this honey.

That was not enough to make you guys go crazy and those guys were saying that too. They were just kidding with you but I’m happy you guys tried 💕

You’re a great story teller and awesome voice as well. You guys deserve millions for the video alone. So so so brave of you three for doing this!

since you already introduced this, you should definitely try ‘peyote’. In zacatecas, Mexico, there’s villages of indigenous people called huichol or Wixárika who are actually the last guardians of peyote and they give an spiritual retreat for tourists !! it would be so cool to see you guys experience this and get an insight on their lifestyle…

these guys could all be extremely rich with the right marketing.. a bunch of tourists would gladly take that trip to trip on honey and take a few steps up that ladder for the "experience"

I would have recommended you to visit western nepal where the first and the oldest honey hunters tribe is found...there u could see that honey hunting is like a daily workout for them....its like their daily duty...

I'm from this country . I've been watching your every single video from about 1.4 year . I know you'll never disappoint us from this kind of adventures . Love from Nepal 🇳🇵 ❤

Props to Cory for the Magnifico filming 🎥 👏 Brave job, I honestly would love to try some of that honey!! It's awesome that you guys are documenting, and seeing all that this Wonderful World has to offer!!

Thank You for visiting Nepal 🇳🇵. Hope you had good time ❤️🫰❤️🤌🎉👍

Glad you’ve finally explored and experienced a bit of Nepal, I’m sure you’ll be back for more though.. it’s a truly incredible place

Thank you so much for the content you create, is my favorite from all over the internet! It is very inspiring, I found out so much about the world and it makes me curious to discover even more! Each of your travels turns into a great experience for every viewer!

It's kind of hard to explain what tripping off any substance feels like, let alone trying to explain it when their is a language barrier hahahaha, when he said "You will feel vibrations" i laughed so hard cause i knew what he meant lol.

If I were there, I don't think I would be able to stop myself from eating the honey straight with the comb

Unfortunately, I have tried 3tablespoon of that honey once when I was young and dumb. I still feel that was the worst trip I have ever experienced. I was puking white stuff and thought I had been poisoned. With all the puking and inability to move (body felt like I was being electrocuted and everything was stiff), felt like I was dying to be honest. And I don't think there was much of any hallucination.

Love to see you all in Nepal. Thank you for coming, love your channel. You guys are seriously amazing. Lots of love from Nepal.

This was awesome guys, i was hoping to see little hallucinations .. but oh well, the experience you took us through was really nice

I love everything that is being done. The Yes Theory stories are incredible, and exactly the type of content that is amazing to see. These stories are fun, silly, incredible, fascinating...it's a really great mix. Keep doing what you're doing guys! Love everything.

so excited to see more of these "experiential videos" from yes theory. these unique stories are a breath of fresh air after always seeing bad news. restores more of a sense of humanity and reminds us that there is beauty and connection out there.

lots of love from Nepal to your team❤️

Wooow saw the entire harvest process and kudos to you guys. And that last honey specialist in the village, what a legend

Do Ayahuasca I have done it three times already and is one of the best most unreal experiences of my life so far. It’s something unexplainable and healing.

Glad you’ve finally explored and experienced a bit of Nepal, I’m sure you’ll be back for more though.. it’s a truly incredible place

What an incredible opportunity !!! Love how you guys manifest your dreams !!

I love you guys and your mission with my whole heart

Lots and lots of love from Nepal guys❤️. You guys did an amazing job. We Nepalese truly appreciate your work for coming to Nepal and filming these culture which are slowly going to extinct. We all Nepalese really hope to see you again in Nepal with other amazing videos. ❤️❤️❤️

So glad you chose safety over content. I'm loving Yes Theory and just subscribed to this channel. Can't wait to watch more. You are an inspiration to exploring all life has to offer. Thank you!

Nepalis are great pranksters, they were messing with you about what you were getting into, they'd never put you at risk with something like this.

Glad you guys finally made to the land of braves !!! Hope you are having great adventures.

this whole trip was amazing

Absolutely astonishing video. As always great work! But one thing can't leave my mind about psychoactive substances. It's wild how some of us get blackout drunk and it's normal. While Yes theory do mad honey with the professionals in a responsible way it's depicted as hazardous, dangerous or bad. At least it had this vibe in a video. Although it's absolutely necessary to give warnings, because you don't want people play with these substances or even taking too much of adventure. But no one gives a warning when you drink poison (alcohol) in a party. We use meth and amphetamines for adhd, we use opiates for pain, we use benzodiazepines for anxiety disorders, literally drugs that affect psyche and addicts us, but we are fine with it. I'm all about responsible use. I don't even demonize alcohol or even prescription meth. But it's wild how hypocritical our society is where you have to overexplain why you do try hashish in Afghanistan or try honey in Nepal while some people high on legal amphetamines in work or school. Even if that honey can make you vomit or even kill you, alcohol can do it too. But in reality some psychoactive substances, psychedelics mainly, have benefits if used correctly and responsibly. But unfortunately they are unrightfully demonized. I don't condone drug use myself. But some people do it anyways. For those, make sure you know EVERYTHING about the substance. Read everything about it. Sorry if I rambled trough this rant.

I’m so glad you guys opened up to actually trying the phycadelic and learn and talk about it keep doin it people don’t got the right ifea

thank you for visiting Nepal and trying the honey of Nepal ... hope to see lot of you in Nepal.... Peace

THOMAS You should start a "sleep stories" podcast with all of your stories from travel. You have such a soothing voice!!!!

I think the fact that after taking the hallucinogen, they were having such a great time with each other that it become a memory instead of part of the video. You're living our dreams guys.

Wow man loved it!!! Hope to see again in our country

Yes theory I am truely thankful for exploring the beauty nature and bravery of Nepal 🇳🇵. Appreciated man

I'll totally try a tablespoon of that stuff and regret my decisions in life later lol

Thank you guys for your great effort

This is incredible 👏 🙌 😍 ❤ Sending you and your team lots of love and respect.🍀 love from Nepal 🇳🇵 ❤ 🇳🇵

Incredible video! Would love to see a video of you guys Cave Diving? That has got to be the most uncomfortable experience/environment! Keep up the good work, love your content and your mantra!

Thank you for showing this to world about our honey harvesting.♥️much love and God bless 💓

Loved you althrough and all your videos with the motivation. I am doing the work that I always wanted to but now I Feel bored and not enjoying and my minds keep on wanting news and fresh things to capture. I have been trying to move to the USA for my higher studies but keep on failing to get funds. Hopefully, someday I can make it or not but I try and that makes me happy. And That I have learned from you guys.

Honestly, this video lacks some explanation of what makes this honey hallucinogenic

I am a Nepali,onbehalf of my people I welcome you to my beautiful,heavenly and peaceful county "Nepal"jay "Gorkhali''

I’ve really been wanting to try this.

im so in love with thomas i would go on literally any crazy adventure with him

0:57 'Although we do not condone the consumption...' 1:06 Looking excited to try the spice honey! Love it! ✌🏼

Love from nepal 🇳🇵 Hope u explore more underrated and adventures places of Nepal

I love the idea of Yes theory making us discover unique little villages, and also some of the most dangerous jobs on the planet.

Thanks for taking us in your journey, great job still guys

I've tried the wild honey and experienced hallucination. It's a crazy experience, I didn't even know that you get high from wild honey when I tried it. I'm from Nepal and got the wild honey from the same eastern part of Nepal. I mostly felt like someone is pushing my face. It's a completely weird sensation. I think the hallucinating power also differs according to the harvest time, and mainly from the flowers that the bees have collected nectar and pollen.

I would love to hear your thoughts on Vipassana! I did it in the past and loved the experience. 10 days of no communication, but communication with yourself - you meet yourself in a completely different way and you get to know and connect with who you are when you are not "influenced" by experiences and other people. Hands down one of the most important decisions that transformed my life.

Appreciate the last honey 🍯 hunter and your work and nepali are really brave .lots of love from my country Nepal to your team

damn i cant believe yall experienced all that and didnt get the final grail! Amazing documentary, thanks

good on you guys for being responsible and taking the safe amount

I will just say that everything that comes from nature has a good effect if used correctly, but has a bad effect when used incorrectly and excessively. Thank you for opening the eyes of the people watching you to what such things really are to be used correctly. It's so much fun to watch that while you take the risk, we learn small things but important information about the things in this world that we are dealing with. I hope you do more and persevere in creating these types of content. Fun, exciting, amazing and informative content. Congratulations and thank you, Seek Discomfort.

As someone who lived in this region for 17 years I’ve taken MASSIVE servings of this honey and never felt high. I’d never heard about it being “mad” until I lived in the US lol

Wow!! I'm not sure what to say!! But thankyou for putting yourself through that expereince and for taking us with you. Humans are amazing. The things theyve done to survive in the wild is phenomenal. Because i imagine it was survival that first drove these people to hunt out the honey. I'm just so damn grateful to the people that came before me and went through incredible hardship so i can live in comfort. And thankyou again for being willing to take yourselves out of your comfort zone. Youre awesome. May this channel be a massive success for you.

Hold on. Hold on. Doesn't not taking 2 tablespoon full of honey defeat the purpose of the channel Seek Discomfort, pooping your pants and throwing up non-stop sounds like "Discomfort" to me. Seek and ye shall find.

Your channel is one of the BEST!!! Safe travels and stay well. GG FROM KENYA🇰🇪🕉️

Seek Discomfort. Also, the main video of actually hunting for the honey is the wildest project Yes Theory has ever undertaken -- imo.

Love from nepal 🇳🇵 Hope u explore more underrated and adventures places of Nepal ❤️

Glad to see you guys explore different places and things. The views were magnificent. But that's it from your stay in Nepal? Was certainly expecting more videos. Coming this far and not to share much from Nepal.. common. Share us more, must be there. Or still in Nepal, waiting.. Plan to be back soon? Anyway, nice video, loved it 💛

Drone shots are absolutely breathtaking- well done cheers!

Thanks for visiting Nepal .And i hope u enjoyed the nature beauty and grabed some unforgetable moments in your life .

I do enjoy you're videos, tbh Thomas is favorite and his vibe keeps me coming back. Thank you :)

did you bring any home to try in a controlled environment?

Loved watching the WHOLE story. Amazing job to everyone involved! 🤗

Very very very very nice good job guys great video great scenery good people the people of Nepal don’t know how blessed they are although they might not have all the necessities that in the modern home as they have what others only dream of having good luck to the people .Nepal truly unique race I had good, Karma just watching this video thanks again Namaste

Glad you said yes to this one, I've always wanted to try it, thanks for sharing the experience with us!

This reminds me of when I went to the Peruvian jungle (by myself) not planning on doing anything. And ended up doing Ayahuasca. I met a "shaman" (he didn't like to be called that but also didn't have another name) who does the ceremony. I definitely puked a lot, because it's supposed to clean your body first, then your mind. Very interesting experience, especially having heard all the horror stories before. But I trusted him, because he didn't do it commercially, but rather still saw it as a medicine and also stayed the whole night and prepared a flower bath in the morning. An experience I'll definitely remember.

What a truley beautiful work of art, thanks for sharing such an amazing adventure!

Just a few days ago one of my uncles tried two spoons of honey and he fainted and had a seizure and had a concussion on his head and he is in a coma right now.. he is having serious treatment in Singapore...so it is very dangerous if you do not consume it rightly so should be very careful before you try.

Man! We need a Yes Theory storybook now.

I m ok with u guys not risking ur health yet making such a beautiful video ( on the other channel) thank u

This reminds me of when I went to the Peruvian jungle (by myself) not planning on doing anything. And ended up doing Ayahuasca. I met a "shaman" (he didn't like to be called that but also didn't have another name) who does the ceremony. I definitely puked a lot, because it's supposed to clean your body first, then your mind. Very interesting experience, especially having heard all the horror stories before. But I trusted him, because he didn't do it commercially, but rather still saw it as a medicine and also stayed the whole night and prepared a flower bath in the morning. An experience I'll definitely remember.

I have always appreciated your concept of pushing oneself's boundaries/limits 💪🤙❤ You guy's are always welcome back anytime 🙏🏾🙌🏾🌹

even more! Each of your travels turns into a great experience for every viewer!