Obviously we hear plenty about people seeing the same type of entities when immersed in DMT.
But what about low doses, here's what I find interesting, what does your patterning look like?
1-3 are mostly eyes open stuff and the place between my eyes blinking, then 4-5 would be more blindfolded / closed eyes.
1. Very low dose:
Transparent fuzzy pearlescent Indian style patterns, sometimes a little light body load. There could be some hints of rainbow fractal sparkles.
2. Slightly more:
More vivid and defined Indian / Mayan patterning, again a similar body load but feels more 'trippy'. Definitely more chance of rainbow fractal sparkle patterns and little flashes of clusters of fractal-like 'gifts' like a cluster of Christmas presents that get flashed at you, probably some tattoo-like interlocking patterning.
3. A bit more still:
The vivid Indian / Mayan patterns give way to what I call 'Squid World' much more tentacle-like, bolder flatter colour patterns. At and after this point I find the body load can be stronger Trippy feelings but also as Squid World arrives the body-load can also disappear and the body starts to feel more like the baseline status with a very sober vibe.
*Recently I've found that once I see Squid World I'm getting a bit of a feeling of home-coming, like welcoming an old friend who you are looking forwards to catching up with. I'd say I've done my apprenticeship of low dose and I should really start to focus again on going a little deeper*
4. And a fuller deeper hit:
Then the Rush into Squid World via a spiral launch, that Pull or Push of encouragement like its willing you to be there, then boom, you're in the place of peace, harmony and gratitude with a very sober vibe. You've had the squid world runway and launch and the whole place changes.
5. I've not often yet got much further into it myself but there is much more.
I'd be interested to hear where others start to lose the body load and if that coincides with what I refer to as squid world?
Has anyone ever tried to draw while blindfolded on DMT? I wish I could better describe Squid World patterns.
But what about low doses, here's what I find interesting, what does your patterning look like?
1-3 are mostly eyes open stuff and the place between my eyes blinking, then 4-5 would be more blindfolded / closed eyes.
1. Very low dose:
Transparent fuzzy pearlescent Indian style patterns, sometimes a little light body load. There could be some hints of rainbow fractal sparkles.
2. Slightly more:
More vivid and defined Indian / Mayan patterning, again a similar body load but feels more 'trippy'. Definitely more chance of rainbow fractal sparkle patterns and little flashes of clusters of fractal-like 'gifts' like a cluster of Christmas presents that get flashed at you, probably some tattoo-like interlocking patterning.
3. A bit more still:
The vivid Indian / Mayan patterns give way to what I call 'Squid World' much more tentacle-like, bolder flatter colour patterns. At and after this point I find the body load can be stronger Trippy feelings but also as Squid World arrives the body-load can also disappear and the body starts to feel more like the baseline status with a very sober vibe.
*Recently I've found that once I see Squid World I'm getting a bit of a feeling of home-coming, like welcoming an old friend who you are looking forwards to catching up with. I'd say I've done my apprenticeship of low dose and I should really start to focus again on going a little deeper*
4. And a fuller deeper hit:
Then the Rush into Squid World via a spiral launch, that Pull or Push of encouragement like its willing you to be there, then boom, you're in the place of peace, harmony and gratitude with a very sober vibe. You've had the squid world runway and launch and the whole place changes.
5. I've not often yet got much further into it myself but there is much more.
I'd be interested to hear where others start to lose the body load and if that coincides with what I refer to as squid world?
Has anyone ever tried to draw while blindfolded on DMT? I wish I could better describe Squid World patterns.
