Yeah I'll give it a go!
SWIM took 4-Aco-DMT, He says it was 15mg, it was from a FOAF so it may not be exactly 15 mg.
First things first this trip although stunningly beautiful and full of overlapping truths, higher truth, lower truth, simultaneous exploration of what it is to be a family, some personal work done, but I found myself searching for meaning in the middle of the trip. Why had I taken this substance? because I was bored? oh great... cue a session searching for the meaning of it.
The visuals, in open-eye'd moments, were stunningly simmelar to some visions i've had from DMT, and definately shared some of the character of the mollecule. It also felt pretty simmelar to psilocybin, but it was a great convenicence not to have to choke down any icky mushrooms.
Subjectively, I entered a land full of vast areas of colour: tribal, held together like ecological areas of interlocking interplaying interconnected energies. I had stunningly clear visions of for example, a huge elephant, fitting in perfect harmony on its side and upside down with other creatures of the savannah. I liked it how I saw that there was no space, no time, everything existed with all the parts in harmony. I think i stumbled upon a rediculous premise: how people can make money living out of writing music when no one pays for it. but it was presented to me in a way involving a rediculous 'butterfly effect' type setup: somone had a tiny end and could cuase massive change, and somone else had a huge end which they had to hold still for a bit. I was standing outside a club I used to worship and view as the best thing since sliced bread, and was re-living a conversation I had very very early on in my journey as a musician, with a guy who at the time, I saw as having 'made it'. He still writes fantastic tunes, btw.
I saw multidimensions of truth, some things overlapping others and the real, TRUEST truth, was more complex than we would at first imagine. In space and time there are truths while higher and while lower, and the lower seems to sneak underneath the higher...
Although quite emotional, and quite challenging trip, I found this a great thing to do on a day off.