This is the MIRC text about the question of "Communication between trippers":    [code:1:6613401d69]<+DMT_Nexus> Dr Metzner, we are interested in your opinion on a study of "Communications between entheogenic users"&#58; Basically two subjects are given a mild to medium sized dose of DMT. Each of these subjects is given a word beforehand, that only they know.   <~kemp> many thanks Ralph, I imagine you might be tired of typing soon  <+DMT_Nexus> Before dosing, the subjects must meditate, concentrate, and focus on the word. Then they are simultaneously given the dosage, and lay down so that their minds are close together.   <+DMT_Nexus> The entheogenic users then both attempt to communicate that word on to the other during the trip. When they "wake up", see if either word was passed successfully.   <+DMT_Nexus> &#40;sorry for the fast post&#41;  <~kemp> we can take a break sometime, whenever is good for you, Ralph  <~kemp> no problem DMT_Nexus  <@Ralph> I'm okay, though the switch from one question to another is a bit startling - from God to sex to telepathy. oh well.  <~kemp> haha  <~kemp> sorry... we have all types here &#58;&#41;  <~kemp> all good tho  <@Ralph> I'm not familiar with the particular DMT experiment you refer to, but sure one can do it.   <@Ralph> You could also do the same or similar thought transfer experiment without DMT.  <@Ralph> Most traditional parapsychology experiments fail after a while because they  <@Ralph> use words or symbols that don't mean anything personally. Telepathy occurs in psychedelic states among people who are bonded with one another and involved and excited about a shared experience.   <@Ralph> similarly to musicians improvising with one another - often report being  <@Ralph> completely attuned with what they are each getting. end[/code:1:6613401d69]    What's most interesting to me is his comments on the word, it has not enough symbolic strength, maybe better to strengthen the word with something very special or use something else, just a thought or so (pun intended).