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If you read spiritual literature like the Upanishads, you will see that this knowledge, this information is already present in our system. But most people cannot connect to it, "don't have the ears to hear", and therefore it remains useless.
Btw, I don't think it can be communicated on the level of words. One has to have the experience to recognize what the words are pointing to. And it doesn't really make sense to preach about it either, because only those will understand who had been called to understand, in the first place.
Btw, I don't think it can be communicated on the level of words. One has to have the experience to recognize what the words are pointing to. And it doesn't really make sense to preach about it either, because only those will understand who had been called to understand, in the first place.
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Thats the best intro report ive ever heard!
Great write up , welcome to the dmt-nexus
Great write up , welcome to the dmt-nexus
onethousandk
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Great write-up indeed. I think you did a good job describing an experience that goes so far beyond words.
I both agree and disagree! I do think that it's true that so much of what happens can not be brought back or described because it goes so far beyond normal understanding. However, I disagree with Cellux that it doesn't make sense to preach about it because it will only be understood by those who've already had the experience. I have not broken through yet but much of what Wtte (and others) describe makes sense to me, gives me an approximation of a perspective gained. Though I would hesitate to use the word preaching, I do think sharing these experiences also raises awareness for psychedelics and combats the massive amount of misinformation out there.
wtte1234 said:
I couldn't agree more. After taking the time to really think deeply on my experiences, I feel like the real meat of the trip or the "understanding" that I gained there was never meant to be brought back or understood here. I just take solace in knowing that I will know it again one day (hopefully)
I both agree and disagree! I do think that it's true that so much of what happens can not be brought back or described because it goes so far beyond normal understanding. However, I disagree with Cellux that it doesn't make sense to preach about it because it will only be understood by those who've already had the experience. I have not broken through yet but much of what Wtte (and others) describe makes sense to me, gives me an approximation of a perspective gained. Though I would hesitate to use the word preaching, I do think sharing these experiences also raises awareness for psychedelics and combats the massive amount of misinformation out there.
VisualAnemia
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Hi and welcome to the nexus wtte1234!
As other nexians already have pointed out you did a great write-up indeed!
This happens to me on almost all large doses at 40mg+, the first time it occurred I was somewhat scared but came to realize that it's the adrenaline causing this side effect.
I've been into muy thai for some years and came to recognize the shaking from when you take a direct blow to the head, at first you don't feel a thing and then, after seconds to minutes the adrenaline kicks in like crazy
This usually happens when I'm physically very active in "hyperspace", upon coming out of the experience I can feel the pressure from the breakthrough being lifted and I start to shake uncontrollably.
If it wasn't for the couch-locking body load I could probably run a mile off the adrenaline alone whilst coming down from the experience
As other nexians already have pointed out you did a great write-up indeed!
wtte1234 said:
This happens to me on almost all large doses at 40mg+, the first time it occurred I was somewhat scared but came to realize that it's the adrenaline causing this side effect.
I've been into muy thai for some years and came to recognize the shaking from when you take a direct blow to the head, at first you don't feel a thing and then, after seconds to minutes the adrenaline kicks in like crazy
This usually happens when I'm physically very active in "hyperspace", upon coming out of the experience I can feel the pressure from the breakthrough being lifted and I start to shake uncontrollably.
If it wasn't for the couch-locking body load I could probably run a mile off the adrenaline alone whilst coming down from the experience
