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Rising Star
Yesterday I became a shiny new member here. Two days ago I succeeded in my first extraction, and two days ago I had my first breakthrough.
Success, success, success, but jeez... I had no idea. There's so much to process and yet I feel like the memory is but a hazy reflection of a faint shadow. The experience was definitively not pleasant but neither was it particularly terrible. "Machine elves" seems to be such an exceedingly apropos term; they were popping out of every crevice within this vast hyperbolic, hyperdimensional space; and I was in the center, feeling every quiver of their playful mocking.
Apparently, one minute in I even voiced, "this is bad" and I do have a blurred memory of wanting it to stop. And yet, almost more vividly I remember some faint internal voice that remained calm and unperturbed, "It's okay. There's nothing to worry about."
And as the vast folds of space collapsed in their tesseract way---as I became cogent enough to talk---I couldn't believe how I had forgotten such an experience before. I mean, I'm pretty sure I've never blasted until then, but that fact seems paltry and fake in the face of the obsidian sharpness of... whatever, wherever that was. How could I have ever forgotten?
Two days later and through the foggy reflections and muddled memories, I'm left with a sense of graditude and fear. The gratitude comes from a feeling that the experience was almost like walking through a house of mirrors. There was no room to hide myself and I didn't particularly like what I saw. I suspect that I have some self-loathing to work on.
The voice that assured, "It's okay, there is nothing to fear" pointed to the absurdity and lightness of it all. I'm grateful for the lesson. I'm afraid for reasons I can't articulate even to myself, and I'm excited and hopeful for future experiences.
It's a huge comfort knowing that such a knowledgeable and caring community such as the DMT Nexus exists. I hope to cross paths with some of you amazing people and share whatever value we can. There is so much information to absorb!
Anyway, this is a long-winded way of me poking my nose in and wanting to say hi.
Peace, love and smoalk moar!
Success, success, success, but jeez... I had no idea. There's so much to process and yet I feel like the memory is but a hazy reflection of a faint shadow. The experience was definitively not pleasant but neither was it particularly terrible. "Machine elves" seems to be such an exceedingly apropos term; they were popping out of every crevice within this vast hyperbolic, hyperdimensional space; and I was in the center, feeling every quiver of their playful mocking.
Apparently, one minute in I even voiced, "this is bad" and I do have a blurred memory of wanting it to stop. And yet, almost more vividly I remember some faint internal voice that remained calm and unperturbed, "It's okay. There's nothing to worry about."
And as the vast folds of space collapsed in their tesseract way---as I became cogent enough to talk---I couldn't believe how I had forgotten such an experience before. I mean, I'm pretty sure I've never blasted until then, but that fact seems paltry and fake in the face of the obsidian sharpness of... whatever, wherever that was. How could I have ever forgotten?
Two days later and through the foggy reflections and muddled memories, I'm left with a sense of graditude and fear. The gratitude comes from a feeling that the experience was almost like walking through a house of mirrors. There was no room to hide myself and I didn't particularly like what I saw. I suspect that I have some self-loathing to work on.
The voice that assured, "It's okay, there is nothing to fear" pointed to the absurdity and lightness of it all. I'm grateful for the lesson. I'm afraid for reasons I can't articulate even to myself, and I'm excited and hopeful for future experiences.
It's a huge comfort knowing that such a knowledgeable and caring community such as the DMT Nexus exists. I hope to cross paths with some of you amazing people and share whatever value we can. There is so much information to absorb!
Anyway, this is a long-winded way of me poking my nose in and wanting to say hi.
Peace, love and smoalk moar!