This is a topic with so many facets, that I find it difficult to find where to begin. I understand that DMT is not the same for everybody, so I'm simply going to talk about my own experiences and observations in the hopes that for those whom the experience is similar, that they may find my observations to be of use.
When I smoke DMT, the beginning usually starts in a fairly predictable fashion. As I'm holding in my hit(s), I'll be staring at whatever wall is in front of me. First two-dimensional patterns begin to form out of the paint. As I continue to focus on the wall (or pattern) in front of me, it will typically begin to break into the third dimension (and higher) as it pops out of the wall. These are perceived as energetic holograms (feeling magnetic to the touch). In my experience, both hyperspace and the entities are made of these OEV holograms. The holograms I see with my eyes open end up being the content of the closed eye visions.
At the commencement of an experience, I will typically have a stream of holograms emerging from the wall and coming over to make contact with me. I have noticed, that things tend to go particularly well if I can align (as if "in-phase" ) with them. It seems to give hyperspace some extra positive power with which to work its magic. Failing to do so in a big way has had me end up with some pretty disappointing experiences as well as with my eyes closed, the "perspective" just wouldn't be right, and I wouldn't feel connected to or engaged by the scene.
One day, I'm taking my hits, and as I'm holding them in and the holograms begin to steadily make their way over to me, I go to set down the GVG in front of me, and the holograms end up changing course and descending into the GVG instead of making contact with me. I assumed that it was my eyes that lead them down into it, as I had noticed that even when sober, sitting in meditation, that the direction that my eyes were pointing seemed to have a direct effect on the energy I perceived. It did end up resulting in a disappointing experience, and so next time I was determined to not make the same mistake. As I went to set the GVG down, I kept my eyes pointed steadfast ahead at the wall in front of me...and yet, as I set it down, the holograms began to descend into the GVG once again, but this time was not only where my eyes weren't pointing, but it was out of sight entirely!
It was at that instant that I had a small revelation about part of the mechanics of this energy (and consequently hyperspace and entities) is that it is my attention that has such a large effect on them, and not simply which way my eyes are pointing. It just so happens that usually where my eyes are pointing are looking at what I'm paying attention to, but this is not always the case, and I did a little self-experimentation to verify. For example, even when dead sober, if I closed my eyes and pointed them to the left let's say but thought about the right side of the room, I could feel very clearly a shift in the energy to my right side.
So now to recap, I believe that it is my attention that both literally adds energy to the holograms so that they may become more complex to do more complex things (i.e. shifting from 2D to 3D on up), and it can also potentially affect the way they move. I find this point to be extremely significant because let me tell you how my negative entity encounters usually begin. Often everything will be going just fine when I notice a slight blemish in hyperspace. Naturally the inconsistency will draw my attention as it becomes becoming more and more complex until now I have this malformed entity that has made its way over and is up in my grill. It seems clear to me now (after loads of these experiences) that it is specifically my attention to them that give them the power to wreak havoc in the first place, and I've been using this thought to my advantage most recently. When thinking back on Terence McKenna's famous description of what the elves said to him in regards to "pay attention to what we're doing," it perhaps never occurs to the reader to not pay attention to what the more "undesirable crowd" is doing.
I have had several chances on recent occasions to try out this new technique of "ignoring" and attention diversion. On 3 separate incidences now, when I've had negative entities become aggressive as they make their way towards me, I divert my attention from them as much as I can, focusing on many other things going on in the vision, and so far without fail, it has allowed me to "lose" them so-to-speak, and things resolve rather pleasantly. I am reminded of hearing all of those meditation exercise instructions regarding attention. I used to think it was so bogus; the thought of thinking about your left foot, and then the energy going there seemed absurd. Why should use your imagination have much of a noticeably tangible effect on anything? And yet, I am writing this in the hopes to convince some of you that it is most definitely true, and it can be used as a tool as perhaps your best potential ally both in self-defense, as well as making those amazing situations all the more amazing. Happy Thanksgiving. I'm grateful for the Nexus, and all of you guys...and DMT of course :thumb_up:
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When I smoke DMT, the beginning usually starts in a fairly predictable fashion. As I'm holding in my hit(s), I'll be staring at whatever wall is in front of me. First two-dimensional patterns begin to form out of the paint. As I continue to focus on the wall (or pattern) in front of me, it will typically begin to break into the third dimension (and higher) as it pops out of the wall. These are perceived as energetic holograms (feeling magnetic to the touch). In my experience, both hyperspace and the entities are made of these OEV holograms. The holograms I see with my eyes open end up being the content of the closed eye visions.
At the commencement of an experience, I will typically have a stream of holograms emerging from the wall and coming over to make contact with me. I have noticed, that things tend to go particularly well if I can align (as if "in-phase" ) with them. It seems to give hyperspace some extra positive power with which to work its magic. Failing to do so in a big way has had me end up with some pretty disappointing experiences as well as with my eyes closed, the "perspective" just wouldn't be right, and I wouldn't feel connected to or engaged by the scene.
One day, I'm taking my hits, and as I'm holding them in and the holograms begin to steadily make their way over to me, I go to set down the GVG in front of me, and the holograms end up changing course and descending into the GVG instead of making contact with me. I assumed that it was my eyes that lead them down into it, as I had noticed that even when sober, sitting in meditation, that the direction that my eyes were pointing seemed to have a direct effect on the energy I perceived. It did end up resulting in a disappointing experience, and so next time I was determined to not make the same mistake. As I went to set the GVG down, I kept my eyes pointed steadfast ahead at the wall in front of me...and yet, as I set it down, the holograms began to descend into the GVG once again, but this time was not only where my eyes weren't pointing, but it was out of sight entirely!
It was at that instant that I had a small revelation about part of the mechanics of this energy (and consequently hyperspace and entities) is that it is my attention that has such a large effect on them, and not simply which way my eyes are pointing. It just so happens that usually where my eyes are pointing are looking at what I'm paying attention to, but this is not always the case, and I did a little self-experimentation to verify. For example, even when dead sober, if I closed my eyes and pointed them to the left let's say but thought about the right side of the room, I could feel very clearly a shift in the energy to my right side.
So now to recap, I believe that it is my attention that both literally adds energy to the holograms so that they may become more complex to do more complex things (i.e. shifting from 2D to 3D on up), and it can also potentially affect the way they move. I find this point to be extremely significant because let me tell you how my negative entity encounters usually begin. Often everything will be going just fine when I notice a slight blemish in hyperspace. Naturally the inconsistency will draw my attention as it becomes becoming more and more complex until now I have this malformed entity that has made its way over and is up in my grill. It seems clear to me now (after loads of these experiences) that it is specifically my attention to them that give them the power to wreak havoc in the first place, and I've been using this thought to my advantage most recently. When thinking back on Terence McKenna's famous description of what the elves said to him in regards to "pay attention to what we're doing," it perhaps never occurs to the reader to not pay attention to what the more "undesirable crowd" is doing.
I have had several chances on recent occasions to try out this new technique of "ignoring" and attention diversion. On 3 separate incidences now, when I've had negative entities become aggressive as they make their way towards me, I divert my attention from them as much as I can, focusing on many other things going on in the vision, and so far without fail, it has allowed me to "lose" them so-to-speak, and things resolve rather pleasantly. I am reminded of hearing all of those meditation exercise instructions regarding attention. I used to think it was so bogus; the thought of thinking about your left foot, and then the energy going there seemed absurd. Why should use your imagination have much of a noticeably tangible effect on anything? And yet, I am writing this in the hopes to convince some of you that it is most definitely true, and it can be used as a tool as perhaps your best potential ally both in self-defense, as well as making those amazing situations all the more amazing. Happy Thanksgiving. I'm grateful for the Nexus, and all of you guys...and DMT of course :thumb_up:
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