In a post somewhere Wsaged mentioned that nowadays he doesn't have breakthroughs anymore like he used to have. He said that after he inhales DMT vapor, he's just instantly 'there'.
That made me think.
I believe that this probably has to do with the fact that he somehow has incorporated DMT-reality views into his general concept of reality so that instead of two different incommensurable reality's you have one reality with room for different perspectives. This means that you wouldn't experience the transition as drasticly.
I realy do believe that constructs of the mind can cause these drastic alterations in how you experience DMT.
DMT, like other psychedelics is greatly surrounded by myths. And these myths determine for a great deal how we undergo psychedelic experiences.
Yet, when this happens it is so deeply convincing that we would simply refuse to believe that looking at the substance differently could make a lot of difference.
I have read somewhere that someone compared LSD and DMT and rated DMT as at least 1000 times as intense as LSD.
I think that's realy an exageration. But the person saying this probably realy experienced it this way because he/she truly believed this myth that surrounds DMT.
I think the differences are way smaller; when you look at a river 5 km wide and you can see the other side, you see a river. When it's 10 km wide and water stretches as far as the horizon, it's only twice as wide, while you could feel you're staring at an ocean.
On a scale from 1 to 10, where i would give the highest possible LSD peak (since LSD has a maximum level, some call it saturation-point) 2 points, i would give a 50mg vaporized DMT/50 grams chacruna ayahuasca trip maybe 4 to 5 points. Wich is awesome. But not infinetely more intense as LSD, as many people describe it.
Some people would say that the fact i say this must mean that i just haven't taken a high enough dose of DMT yet. But the thing is that i have taken quite large amounts. I've taken ayahuasca brews as strong as 150 grams of good quality chacruna or 30 grams of very potent MHRB, wich is enough for 3 persons. And i don't have a very high tolerance for DMT.
It is true; if you feel that DMT realy is 1000 times as potent as LSD, you will experience it this way, because your beliefs about DMT shape the experience greatly.
I challenge everybody here to experiment with altering the experience and becoming more the master of it. By thinking about reality seen from different perspectives, thinking about multi-dimensionality, abstractions of reality on a daily bases your mind will become more equipped to remember the DMT-reality and you will be more equipped to navigate through it.
Looking at it this way will not make DMT less special. It will make you more confident; you shape the experience. Your beliefs, your concepts of reality, your thoughts.
That made me think.
I believe that this probably has to do with the fact that he somehow has incorporated DMT-reality views into his general concept of reality so that instead of two different incommensurable reality's you have one reality with room for different perspectives. This means that you wouldn't experience the transition as drasticly.
I realy do believe that constructs of the mind can cause these drastic alterations in how you experience DMT.
DMT, like other psychedelics is greatly surrounded by myths. And these myths determine for a great deal how we undergo psychedelic experiences.
Yet, when this happens it is so deeply convincing that we would simply refuse to believe that looking at the substance differently could make a lot of difference.
I have read somewhere that someone compared LSD and DMT and rated DMT as at least 1000 times as intense as LSD.
I think that's realy an exageration. But the person saying this probably realy experienced it this way because he/she truly believed this myth that surrounds DMT.
I think the differences are way smaller; when you look at a river 5 km wide and you can see the other side, you see a river. When it's 10 km wide and water stretches as far as the horizon, it's only twice as wide, while you could feel you're staring at an ocean.
On a scale from 1 to 10, where i would give the highest possible LSD peak (since LSD has a maximum level, some call it saturation-point) 2 points, i would give a 50mg vaporized DMT/50 grams chacruna ayahuasca trip maybe 4 to 5 points. Wich is awesome. But not infinetely more intense as LSD, as many people describe it.
Some people would say that the fact i say this must mean that i just haven't taken a high enough dose of DMT yet. But the thing is that i have taken quite large amounts. I've taken ayahuasca brews as strong as 150 grams of good quality chacruna or 30 grams of very potent MHRB, wich is enough for 3 persons. And i don't have a very high tolerance for DMT.
It is true; if you feel that DMT realy is 1000 times as potent as LSD, you will experience it this way, because your beliefs about DMT shape the experience greatly.
I challenge everybody here to experiment with altering the experience and becoming more the master of it. By thinking about reality seen from different perspectives, thinking about multi-dimensionality, abstractions of reality on a daily bases your mind will become more equipped to remember the DMT-reality and you will be more equipped to navigate through it.
Looking at it this way will not make DMT less special. It will make you more confident; you shape the experience. Your beliefs, your concepts of reality, your thoughts.
