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I'd like to humbly suggest that, if given the opportunity, one experiment with DMT. It's the closest thing to a "nearest neighbor" argument that I can come up
by cnp 13y ago
I'd like to humbly suggest that, if given the opportunity, one experiment with DMT. It's the closest thing to a "nearest neighbor" argument that I can come up with, but of course I have no explanation.
This is the best write-up that I've come across on the subject: http://ewwty.com/2012/02/24/dimethyltryptamine-dmt-experience/ http://ewwty.com/2012/02/24/dimethyltryptamine-dmt-experienc...
And for a longer treatment I recommend reading "The Cosmic Serpent", which centers around the information gained during Shamanistic ayahuasca sessions (dmt based) which led to the discovery of many plant-based pharmaceutical precursors: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cosmic_Serpent http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cosmic_Serpent
- sillysaurus 13y agoI knew someone who experimented with DMT. Their personality was distinctly different afterwards, and has remained different for several years. In a negative way. Change yourself at your own risk.
- jonahx 13y agoHow did his personality change?
- baron_mango 13y agohttps://www.erowid.org/columns/teafaerie/2012/01/19/ymmv-2012/ https://www.erowid.org/columns/teafaerie/2012/01/19/ymmv-201... Do your homework. Know yourself, know your substance, know your source - then pay attention to your [mind]set and setting.
- dram 13y agoThere's no known physical risks to using DMT. It is naturally produced by your body in small amounts. The risk is integrating the experience of traveling to another "dimension" and then coming back to reality. If you aren't psychologically fit, you shouldn't try it. But mostly it will feel like a dream. Hard to believe it happened and impossible to explain.
- dram 13y agoIt sounds silly but the effect of DMT is not like a typical drug. The universal experience of flying through "hyperspace" and feeling some intelligent force attempt to interact with you is a legitimate mystery of brain chemistry. It exists everywhere in nature including the Acacia tree which is thought to be the "burning bush" from the Bible.
- cnp 13y agoI agree. Its SO much different, and so infinitely fascinating. Every time I've made it "through" it was an utterly different world that was populated by autonomous, interacting intelligence. I posted this because I feel it a very real possibility that our proximity to alien life has nothing to do with physical distance or resources, so to speak.