Joseph Mellen is a British-born author best known for his book “Bore Hole“, a controversial book about his three attempts to drill a hole in his skull so that he could be permanently high, so Milen who is considered an active member of what is known as the revolution”Swinging SixtiesHe wrote his famous book in the 1970s, but his story has been circulating on the Internet regularly for decades.

Millen tried to drill a hole in his skull, not once, or twice, but 3 times, for the sole purpose of being permanently high. All continents, and even some African tribes perform it today, but Millen is one of the few people in history who has performed skull hole operations himself to produce permanent acid trip, according to what the website said. odditycentral.

first experience

The English author first learned about trepanation in 1965, from a colleague named Bart Hughes, and it seems he also tried it on himself. At first, the idea seemed unbelievable.

“The big idea is that humans have a problem with closing the skull,” Millen said. “Once the skull closes completely, it can no longer do that. The pulse is suppressed and the blood passes without a pulse. That’s why we all want to get high, we want to get back to that state.” Where we have a lot of spontaneity and more creativity and life.”

Mellen first tried his hand at self-treating in 1967. He was broken at the time, and couldn’t afford an electric drill, so he used a hand-tear purchased at a surgical supply store, which he described as “a bit like a corkscrew but with having a ring of teeth at the bottom”, and making it look like “trying to unscrew the inside of a bottle of wine”.

The first attempt ended in an agonizing failure, but convinced that “man needs more blood in his brain,” Mellen took another injection to trepanate after about a year, and although it went better than the first time, he was not satisfied with the procedure.

It took a while for Mellen to attempt the trepanation again, but in 1970, on his third and final attempt, he finally achieved what he had set out to do 15 years earlier, and it only took half an hour in total, including purging afterwards.

“I was feeling great because I did it, but then I noticed after about an hour that I was starting to feel lighter,” Mellen recalls. the next morning.

The legendary book by Joseph Millen, Bore HoleHe went into great detail about how he got the idea to drill a hole in his skull and how he proceeded to do so on all three attempts. The book actually begins with, “This is the story of how I came to dig a hole in my head to get high permanently.”