amor_fati said:
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Oops.
Damn spell check!
WS
No, it's great!
SWIMfriend said:
Yip there seems to be a great connection with DMT and vibration ( eg: throat singing or the didgeridoo )
DMT when smoked seems to change the vibration and frequency that our brains are attuned to and this is one of the strong factors that i feel creates our experience. The Aborigines believed strongly that you need to have a deep connection with your dreams and the musical instrument the didgeridoo links our mindset and level of vibration to a dream like state. There is a uncanny resemblance between DMT and dreaming and the resemblance fascinates me intensely and i am very exited to explore this more deeply. Some thing i also have been pondering on is that the Tibetan monks work with vibration in there rituals a lot to aid their practice and meditation and i feel that these specific techniques play a vital role in a DMT journey, i have personally have found their techniques invaluable with my own journeys.
Just some thoughts. :d
Much Peace
Aegle said:
When I was a very small child my parents had a large cooling fan--that obviously put me into "states" because of its frequency (and harmonic frequencies). Since then I have LOVED fans, and always look and hope to find a fan like that...but more modern fans are nothing like that anymore. Sometimes I think my ENTIRE NOSTALGIA for my youth centers arround that fan and its AUM mantra!
SWIMfriend said:
Very interesting SWIMfriend vibration is a very powerful tool :d
Much Peace
It takes me hours to get to sleep usually... but in the passenger seat of a car "oh!... *yawn*... are we there already?"