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332211 said:
dragonrider said:
332211 said:
let*s play this as a game, so everyone can participate:

so the premisses from op are:

dmt is a vehicle to another dimension

the inhabitants of this dimension are all malevolent

what does malevolent mean? it is just the opposite of benevolent

how can one discern the two? malevolence brings problems and pain, benevolence brings joy and happiness.

so, *can* we make a choice? *can* we opt for happiness in the dmt-realm?

op says "no" because the experience was thrown at him, and he had to struggle to "get out of it" again.

and: his opinion is, that these "beings" seem to bleed over into our dimension, our physical reality. so, could all the destruction, cruelty, inhumaneness and addiction *be caused" by those bleed-overs?

as far as addiciton goes, it always starts with *ingesting an addictive substance*, and ignoring the instinctive reaction of the body. Remember your first drink, your first cigarette? not the flowery taste that advertisements made one believe... but sickness and discomfort. meet malevolence again.

what brought all the addicts into this? the believe, that there was something to gain from the experience... which, pondered deeply, leaves nothing but illusions and absolutely nothing, that could be gained from an addictive substance.

but free will still let*s us make the choice to act against our instincts. so we were free from the beginning to choose. we just got bamboozled into believing wrong facts and acting upon those.

if the facts change, and we see things clearly as they are, the illusion breaks apart and leaves... well in this case, following the argumentation, nothing but desctruction and horror that awaits in the dmt-realm.

far fetched?
This is not a logically valid conclusion, and also not consistent with the experience of many others.

then prove it
It is not logically valid because "some people experienced X" does not mean that everyone else automatically will too. (Some A are B, C is an A, therefore....no conclusion logically follows).

And it is not consistent with the experience of others, because some people indeed haven't.
 
332211 said:
dragonrider said:
332211 said:
let*s play this as a game, so everyone can participate:

so the premisses from op are:

dmt is a vehicle to another dimension

the inhabitants of this dimension are all malevolent

what does malevolent mean? it is just the opposite of benevolent

how can one discern the two? malevolence brings problems and pain, benevolence brings joy and happiness.

so, *can* we make a choice? *can* we opt for happiness in the dmt-realm?

op says "no" because the experience was thrown at him, and he had to struggle to "get out of it" again.

and: his opinion is, that these "beings" seem to bleed over into our dimension, our physical reality. so, could all the destruction, cruelty, inhumaneness and addiction *be caused" by those bleed-overs?

as far as addiciton goes, it always starts with *ingesting an addictive substance*, and ignoring the instinctive reaction of the body. Remember your first drink, your first cigarette? not the flowery taste that advertisements made one believe... but sickness and discomfort. meet malevolence again.

what brought all the addicts into this? the believe, that there was something to gain from the experience... which, pondered deeply, leaves nothing but illusions and absolutely nothing, that could be gained from an addictive substance.

but free will still let*s us make the choice to act against our instincts. so we were free from the beginning to choose. we just got bamboozled into believing wrong facts and acting upon those.

if the facts change, and we see things clearly as they are, the illusion breaks apart and leaves... well in this case, following the argumentation, nothing but desctruction and horror that awaits in the dmt-realm.

far fetched?
This is not a logically valid conclusion, and also not consistent with the experience of many others.

then prove it
And also...the burden of proof is on the person making these claims.

If you claim that there are evil beings out there in hyperspace, then YOU have to prove it.

Ofcourse you can say that i cannot prove there are no evil entities out there, so it COULD all be true. But that is all a matter of maybe. Maybe the big, flying spaghettimonster is real.

Alteration of brain activity is the more plausible explanation. We don't need to know exactly how the brain generates counsciousness in order to be able to say this. We know that there is a correlation between the brain and counsciousness. Brain damage can change a persons character. Everybody's character or "soul" changes the same way to the same kind of damage.

Occams razor.
You need no less than a whole extra universe for the metaphysical explanation of the DMT experience. You only need what's already there for the materialistic explanation.
A whole extra universe is no small detail
 
AcaciaConfusedYah said:
I ask, because I've never encountered anything that is remotely human aside from a few very unique experiences...

Same here, ACY. Besides one breakthrough during which I looked up and saw the loving face of my mom. A childhood memory breaking to the surface? What I usually see is so far outside anything I can explain, definitely not human. What an incredibly powerful substance, our spirit molecule. Interesting read with my morning toke.

"Just as long as I am in this world, I am the light of this world."
 
Tony6Strings said:
AcaciaConfusedYah said:
I ask, because I've never encountered anything that is remotely human aside from a few very unique experiences...

Same here, ACY. Besides one breakthrough during which I looked up and saw the loving face of my mom. A childhood memory breaking to the surface? What I usually see is so far outside anything I can explain, definitely not human. What an incredibly powerful substance, our spirit molecule. Interesting read with my morning toke.

"Just as long as I am in this world, I am the light of this world."

:love: :love: :love:

I think it was in the fall of 2014... I was at a friend's house and recieved a phone call from my dad. He asked if I had a moment to talk. I said that I was about to leave and head back to my house, and would call him back on the way home. I could sense some kind of concern in his voice.

Something didn't sit right and I told my friend that I had to go. Called dad back a few minutes later... and then I soon learned that my mother had been diagnosed with breast cancer. Apparently, it had been diagnosed a month or so earlier, but they weren't telling anyone until they had a plan.

When I got off the phone, I could not focus on anything else. I was furious. My ego and arrogance kicked in, wondering, "why?" as if it were some kind of personal attack. Why would the "universe" do this to such a sweet, kindhearted person? Why? Why? Why?

I demanded an answer.

Later that night, after lots of self medicating with alcohol, I decided that my brilliant self would go into hyperspace and say, "F--- you" to "which ever entity caused this to happen." As mentioned, I was intoxicated, frustrated, and erring on the side of delusion as I tried to comprehend the news.

Well, I vaped DMT. Maybe a bad idea? Maybe a good idea? I don't know, but it is what I did.

I went looking for a battle and clearly that was the attention that I was attracting. I was quicky confronted with a very aggressive entity.

I'll skip some of the things that are irrelevant.

At the most difficult part, I was begging for help rather than looking to fight. When it finally asked what was wrong, I explained my mother's situation. Its whole demeanor and expression began to change. A sense of wicked enjoyment of seeing me pathetically try to grasp a hold in the "battle" turned to sadness. The thing released its hold and began sobbing. (I'm not sure if you've ever heard and entity sob, but it sounds like echoing thunder.) In between sobs, it said, "I have(had) a mother, too!" and continued to cry.

It explained how this event made it realize how much it missed its mother. At that point, neither of us were looking to fight. Enemies United from a common distress. It said it would help if it could, along with some other things, and we parted ways.

My mother underwent surgery, is still alive, and has made a full recovery. It appears as though the cancer went into remission. Did that entity have anything to do with it? I have no idea, but she's still here.

It certainly seems like that entity and myself had a lot in common... almost as if it had come from my own imagination. 😉 Maybe not.

Either way, yes... this substance can produce powerful experiences that seem more real than reality. Although, who knows what reality IS, anyways?


Take Care,
ACY
 
dragonrider said:
332211 said:
dragonrider said:
332211 said:
let*s play this as a game, so everyone can participate:

so the premisses from op are:

dmt is a vehicle to another dimension

the inhabitants of this dimension are all malevolent

what does malevolent mean? it is just the opposite of benevolent

how can one discern the two? malevolence brings problems and pain, benevolence brings joy and happiness.

so, *can* we make a choice? *can* we opt for happiness in the dmt-realm?

op says "no" because the experience was thrown at him, and he had to struggle to "get out of it" again.

and: his opinion is, that these "beings" seem to bleed over into our dimension, our physical reality. so, could all the destruction, cruelty, inhumaneness and addiction *be caused" by those bleed-overs?

as far as addiciton goes, it always starts with *ingesting an addictive substance*, and ignoring the instinctive reaction of the body. Remember your first drink, your first cigarette? not the flowery taste that advertisements made one believe... but sickness and discomfort. meet malevolence again.

what brought all the addicts into this? the believe, that there was something to gain from the experience... which, pondered deeply, leaves nothing but illusions and absolutely nothing, that could be gained from an addictive substance.

but free will still let*s us make the choice to act against our instincts. so we were free from the beginning to choose. we just got bamboozled into believing wrong facts and acting upon those.

if the facts change, and we see things clearly as they are, the illusion breaks apart and leaves... well in this case, following the argumentation, nothing but desctruction and horror that awaits in the dmt-realm.

far fetched?
This is not a logically valid conclusion, and also not consistent with the experience of many others.

then prove it
And also...the burden of proof is on the person making these claims.

If you claim that there are evil beings out there in hyperspace, then YOU have to prove it.

Ofcourse you can say that i cannot prove there are no evil entities out there, so it COULD all be true. But that is all a matter of maybe. Maybe the big, flying spaghettimonster is real.

Alteration of brain activity is the more plausible explanation. We don't need to know exactly how the brain generates counsciousness in order to be able to say this. We know that there is a correlation between the brain and counsciousness. Brain damage can change a persons character. Everybody's character or "soul" changes the same way to the same kind of damage.

Occams razor.
You need no less than a whole extra universe for the metaphysical explanation of the DMT experience. You only need what's already there for the materialistic explanation.
A whole extra universe is no small detail

You're missing the point dragonrider, taking it too literally. Try taking the Jungian perspective. Human psychology follows distinct patterns of being, you are not seeing the forest for the trees. You're arguing something that no one else is even arguing, no point even in discussing it further if not even speaking of the same thing.
 
dragonrider said:
"Don't trust the manifestations of your own subcounscious, they don't believe in god" :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
That says it all right there man....

He himself, subconsciously most likely has big doubts... at the least...
 
AcaciaConfusedYah said:
OneIsEros said:
I dunno dude. Just chill on it. No more DMT smoking. But also, just don't think about it. Fuck it. Maybe Satan's sucking DMT heads into his realm. Weird method, but not a particularly important one or even really an effective one. Meth seems to be his golden child. If DMT is Satan's, then it's basically the Eric Trump of demonic children. Bad at doing its job and kind of an embarrassment to its daddy.

"Look daddy, I scared sum Deadheadz today"

"Dammit son, we're supposed to ENTICE them"

"Erm, okay"

"DAMN IT SON, to OUR side... oh fuck, now there's a bunch of Brazilians worshipping Jesus.... The fuck was I thinking with this...."


Worst. Demon. Ever.


LMFAO!!! Ok.... first, lol, ahh nevermind. That's pretty funny. I was going to say, "please be mindful of language..."

But that was the funniest post I've seen in a few days(weeks?). If a MOD wants to clean it up... fine, but I actually think it serves a good purpose for this thread.

It's good to laugh, folks. When we begin to take our own beliefs so seriously that we criticize others'..... let's just take a moment to laugh WITH ourselves. We're all floating around on a VERY small rock located in orbit around a very small star in a very small galaxy....in a gigantic universe. (That's the consensus, yes?)

With that in mind, not one us will have any solid answer or clue as to what is going on in "reality." We speculate about the nature of the cosmos, gods, religions.... and the big question.... "Why?" Why did the universe happen? Everyone will give you a different answer. It's hard to come to conclusions about something that essentially none of us can justify with supporting information.

So, this thread has been derailed from the OP's personal experience, and now its shifted to another debate about religion. The OP is allowed to believe whatever he/she would like to believe.

I stand by my original position - I think that it sounds like a cool trip! Sure, it may have been difficult, but that can happen.


aaalyafei, would you do me a favor? I've read your thread, so would you mind reading one of my earlier threads? There are some things that you may (or may not) find useful.

Here: The Guardian

Anyways, if you find it useless, my apologies for the waste in time. If you find it interesting, maybe it's worth exploring "hyperspace" a little longer...?

Take Care,
ACY

you are the member on her I most respect!

Always coming from a place of love, kindness and compassion.

always love reading your comments, always informative and thought provoking
 
DmnStr8 said:
hug46 said:
DmnStr8 said:
Lots of personalities in here hug46.. what you find constructive and helpful, someone else may not.

meh...:p

Sorry, but i disagree. I still do not get how you can say that ridiculing someone is constructive.Surely it would have been more constructive to say nothing. Ridiculing someone will just escalate things. How is that going to help anyone? Yourself included.

You did over react about my comment. And my comment has nothing to do with me rescuing anyone but more to do with measured discourse and empathy for someone that may be facing some kind of crisis. It is ok for someone to say that they met the godhead/source or that we are all one with certainty but if they talk about any other kind of religion in that fashion, they are jumped upon. It's spiritual bigotry.

Thanks! This made me laugh quite a bit!! :lol:

What a joke!!
i'm on your side about this situation

I don't even consider myself atheist, I'm me and nothing more... but I share nearly all of your beliefs
 
AstraLex said:
Hey aaalyafei,

Welcome to the forum! What a way to come in - kicking, slamming and shuddering the door wide open, telling straight away that the entities many see as friends, allies, guides, divine beings or, at the very least, neutral teachers, are in fact "sneaky little weak foul loathsome creatures" who want "nothing to do with God". Looks like you are not afraid to go out on a limb here, I respect this attitude.

However, I am more interested in how you learned it so quick. Just two consequent 40-60 mg breakthroughs - and BAM, you went straight to the bottom of the rabbit hole. Quite impressive. Personally, it took me 2-3 years of very close working with the entities to figure out who they are and how they operate. I was gradually moving from: "All entities are nice and loving" to "most entities are nice and loving, but some are neutral and can be quite rough" to "some entities are good, while some are clearly evil" to "all entities are evil and work in symphony, working out a good cop/bad cop routine."

So, do you have any idea how you learned it so quickly? Does it have something to do with your religion, or your upbringing, or your personality traits, or anything else? Really, I would be happy to know about anything that have helped you to see trough the veil so fast.
are you still at the point where you believe the "good cop \ bad cop" thing? or has that evolved as well?
 
AcaciaConfusedYah said:
I'm hearing a lot of people talk about entities flipping them off... I have a few questions.


Are these entities humanoid? If so, how well defined are they? (Visually? I.e. are they blurry, clear as day, seems as if there is no difference between them and a human-life form.)

I ask, because I've never encountered anything that is remotely human aside from a few very unique experiences... once found myself sittin' in a circle, having a powwow with Buddha, christ, and Mohammad. No middle fingers. They were all very pleasant, friends, and even said that they were "brothers" as well as "there are many of 'us'." Cool dudes. They all laugh at the silly religions that have been made 'in their honor.' We've missed the point on that front...

On a separate occasion, I found an empty "shell" of a body. No flipping middle fingers... but that experience.... wow. Powerful.

The only aggressive humanoids that I've yet to encounter have been discussed in a trip report. Even they didn't give the middle finger.


I'm genuinely curious about "how humanoid are the entities flipping you off? And what seems to be the mindset that leads up to them flipping you off?"

Don't get me wrong, I've had my fair share of "battles" in hyperspace... but, I wouldn't say that they were "bad." Or evil. In fact, I don't even hold a grudge against a very large, angry jungle cat type entity that shredded me to pieces upon entry to its realm. Intense physical pain - feeling like I was literally being torn apart.

In all fairness, I did kinda "kick the door down" in the kitty's lair. So, that's on me. After I was shredded, it put me back together, and we shared a more blissful experience... "sorry for not knockin'...."

Anyways.... entities and middle fingers... please share the circumstances which lead to this.


Thanks!
Take Care,
ACY

what about the Egyptians in your very early experiences, He or they were humanoid yes?

I responded to you comment on my post last week about the Egyptian... please read and get back to me...

I as well have seen many entities so far and just about all of them are humanoid

Ive seen full bodied evil looking jesters that looked female looked evil but weren't in any way

Ive seen gnomes..

Ive seen a 30 foot tall giant walking in the background while I saw those feminine jesters but only the giants legs...

and my very first trip I encountered the all black shadow Gray alien looking entity with those super long spindly fingers.....

all humanoid
 
Mindlusion said:
dragonrider said:
332211 said:
dragonrider said:
332211 said:
let*s play this as a game, so everyone can participate:

so the premisses from op are:

dmt is a vehicle to another dimension

the inhabitants of this dimension are all malevolent

what does malevolent mean? it is just the opposite of benevolent

how can one discern the two? malevolence brings problems and pain, benevolence brings joy and happiness.

so, *can* we make a choice? *can* we opt for happiness in the dmt-realm?

op says "no" because the experience was thrown at him, and he had to struggle to "get out of it" again.

and: his opinion is, that these "beings" seem to bleed over into our dimension, our physical reality. so, could all the destruction, cruelty, inhumaneness and addiction *be caused" by those bleed-overs?

as far as addiciton goes, it always starts with *ingesting an addictive substance*, and ignoring the instinctive reaction of the body. Remember your first drink, your first cigarette? not the flowery taste that advertisements made one believe... but sickness and discomfort. meet malevolence again.

what brought all the addicts into this? the believe, that there was something to gain from the experience... which, pondered deeply, leaves nothing but illusions and absolutely nothing, that could be gained from an addictive substance.

but free will still let*s us make the choice to act against our instincts. so we were free from the beginning to choose. we just got bamboozled into believing wrong facts and acting upon those.

if the facts change, and we see things clearly as they are, the illusion breaks apart and leaves... well in this case, following the argumentation, nothing but desctruction and horror that awaits in the dmt-realm.

far fetched?
This is not a logically valid conclusion, and also not consistent with the experience of many others.

then prove it
And also...the burden of proof is on the person making these claims.

If you claim that there are evil beings out there in hyperspace, then YOU have to prove it.

Ofcourse you can say that i cannot prove there are no evil entities out there, so it COULD all be true. But that is all a matter of maybe. Maybe the big, flying spaghettimonster is real.

Alteration of brain activity is the more plausible explanation. We don't need to know exactly how the brain generates counsciousness in order to be able to say this. We know that there is a correlation between the brain and counsciousness. Brain damage can change a persons character. Everybody's character or "soul" changes the same way to the same kind of damage.

Occams razor.
You need no less than a whole extra universe for the metaphysical explanation of the DMT experience. You only need what's already there for the materialistic explanation.
A whole extra universe is no small detail

You're missing the point dragonrider, taking it too literally. Try taking the Jungian perspective. Human psychology follows distinct patterns of being, you are not seeing the forest for the trees. You're arguing something that no one else is even arguing, no point even in discussing it further if not even speaking of the same thing.
But if you take that jungian perspective, the whole argument makes even less sense, actually.

And i already said that the OP is right in his conclusion that he should not be taking DMT anymore.

The OP seems btw actually to be arguing exactly that DMT entities are real metaphysical beings with evil intentions.

Now 332211 is more or less arguing here, that OP is being vilified because we are being dogmatic about our beloved drug, and that OP could actually have a point.

But if that is meant purely in a psychological sense (where these evil beings are merely a force of our own creation) then, all we would have to ask ourselves is if the benefits that we and the people around us experience from us taking DMT, outweigh the burden of the occasional frightening experience.

So i think now, that the assumption that the answer to this question is different for each individual member of this forum, is not that far fetched. And it very much seems to be the case even, as a matter of fact. Some people prosper, and some people don't. And then some people are somewhere in between.

And if that would be true, i don't see the point 332211 is making.

It obviously is not just "horror and destruction" that awaits us in the DMT realm. And if we sometimes might experience what kind of horror and destruction our own minds are capable of creating, many of us may even learn from it and grow as a person.

We could simply say that DMT is not for everybody and be done with it. But aparently that is not enough for some people.
 
dragonrider said:
Mindlusion said:
dragonrider said:
332211 said:
dragonrider said:
332211 said:
let*s play this as a game, so everyone can participate:

so the premisses from op are:

dmt is a vehicle to another dimension

the inhabitants of this dimension are all malevolent

what does malevolent mean? it is just the opposite of benevolent

how can one discern the two? malevolence brings problems and pain, benevolence brings joy and happiness.

so, *can* we make a choice? *can* we opt for happiness in the dmt-realm?

op says "no" because the experience was thrown at him, and he had to struggle to "get out of it" again.

and: his opinion is, that these "beings" seem to bleed over into our dimension, our physical reality. so, could all the destruction, cruelty, inhumaneness and addiction *be caused" by those bleed-overs?

as far as addiciton goes, it always starts with *ingesting an addictive substance*, and ignoring the instinctive reaction of the body. Remember your first drink, your first cigarette? not the flowery taste that advertisements made one believe... but sickness and discomfort. meet malevolence again.

what brought all the addicts into this? the believe, that there was something to gain from the experience... which, pondered deeply, leaves nothing but illusions and absolutely nothing, that could be gained from an addictive substance.

but free will still let*s us make the choice to act against our instincts. so we were free from the beginning to choose. we just got bamboozled into believing wrong facts and acting upon those.

if the facts change, and we see things clearly as they are, the illusion breaks apart and leaves... well in this case, following the argumentation, nothing but desctruction and horror that awaits in the dmt-realm.

far fetched?
This is not a logically valid conclusion, and also not consistent with the experience of many others.

then prove it
And also...the burden of proof is on the person making these claims.

If you claim that there are evil beings out there in hyperspace, then YOU have to prove it.

Ofcourse you can say that i cannot prove there are no evil entities out there, so it COULD all be true. But that is all a matter of maybe. Maybe the big, flying spaghettimonster is real.

Alteration of brain activity is the more plausible explanation. We don't need to know exactly how the brain generates counsciousness in order to be able to say this. We know that there is a correlation between the brain and counsciousness. Brain damage can change a persons character. Everybody's character or "soul" changes the same way to the same kind of damage.

Occams razor.
You need no less than a whole extra universe for the metaphysical explanation of the DMT experience. You only need what's already there for the materialistic explanation.
A whole extra universe is no small detail

You're missing the point dragonrider, taking it too literally. Try taking the Jungian perspective. Human psychology follows distinct patterns of being, you are not seeing the forest for the trees. You're arguing something that no one else is even arguing, no point even in discussing it further if not even speaking of the same thing.
But if you take that jungian perspective, the whole argument makes even less sense, actually.

And i already said that the OP is right in his conclusion that he should not be taking DMT anymore.

The OP seems btw actually to be arguing exactly that DMT entities are real metaphysical beings with evil intentions.

Now 332211 is more or less arguing here, that OP is being vilified because we are being dogmatic about our beloved drug, and that OP could actually have a point.

But if that is meant purely in a psychological sense (where these evil beings are merely a force of our own creation) then, all we would have to ask ourselves is if the benefits that we and the people around us experience from us taking DMT, outweigh the burden of the occasional frightening experience.

So i think now, that the assumption that the answer to this question is different for each individual member of this forum, is not that far fetched. And it very much seems to be the case even, as a matter of fact. Some people prosper, and some people don't. And then some people are somewhere in between.

And if that would be true, i don't see the point 332211 is making.

It obviously is not just "horror and destruction" that awaits us in the DMT realm. And if we sometimes might experience what kind of horror and destruction our own minds are capable of creating, many of us may even learn from it and grow as a person.

We could simply say that DMT is not for everybody and be done with it. But aparently that is not enough for some people.

Well thank you for your clarification Dragonrider.

From my perspective 332211 wasn't making an argument or a point, just an observation. And one worth considering, if it at least partially true. No given judgement if the experience is bad or good. Obviously, psychedelics and their usage are not very one dimensional. Nor are they as predictable as the usage of other substance, particularly those of habituation and addiction.

My original point was that the vitriol coming out of this thread might have had something to do with people being strongly attached to the experience and the drug, and 332211 made the comparison to the pattern of the experience of addiction.

I might add to that pattern, the first experiences an addict has with their drug of choice, is liberating and freeing, even similar to that of a mystical experience. But soon after, with repeated use that feeling is never recovered the experience instead is replaced with pain and misery, never getting there. The addict is left grasping at smoke never able to recreate the experience that made them feel whole.

Obviously this does not mean, to have to think one dimensionally. That only 'horror and destruction' await the DMT experience, or that its inherently evil. That would be only one side of the story. No different blaming heroin or fentanyl for the problem of the human being, inanimate molecules. Of course compared to opioids, psychedelics are unpredictable, we know only to expect the unexpected.

Obviously, it can be said people benefit from the usage of psychedelic drugs. The data on that is clear. However, the data also indicates the most helpful experiences occur after a single experience (at which they categorize as one of the most meaningful experiences of their lives). Not from multiple or habitual use. It can also be said people who suffer from fracture bones benefit from the use of morphine, while its clear habitual use of morphine after the initial fracture is healed is detrimental.

What isn't exactly clear, is the new problems that can arise from habitual use of psychedelics, as a result of a similar attachment to the substance. Perhaps only clear it its worst extremes. Especially considering that these compounds are capable of invoking deep mystical experiences, this can result in a deep emotional attachment to the substance or substances themselves. This isn't something easy to accept. Since were here on the DMT-Nexus, obviously, these compounds mean something important to us.

I don't think the OP is arguing anything, just relaying his own experience.

The attachment is what appears to evoke emotion and the dogmatic, willful ignorance and dismissal when such a negative connotation is suggested or simply experienced. Even if it were not directed at any one person. This refusal and dogmatic belief that 'the psychedelic experience could be nothing but good, if only it were used correctly', is a dangerous one. Who is to presume they are the one who can use them correctly? You'd only be naive to think so. You are you own worst enemy, as it goes. They said the same thing about communism. And yet, when it's put into practice, the end result is always the same. Everyone dies. In Jungian terms, the shadow. The fool who believes he is integrating the shadow is the one most oblivious to its influence, and therefore the most dangerous.
 
I agree mindlusion.

I must admit even, that i have experienced this attachement to psychedelics myself.
During this period, i think they lost the value they'd initially had, because of this very attachement. They are, technically speaking, a drug. Maybe a sacrament to some, but also a drug.

But at least to me, this does not seem to be a place where this darker side of DMT and other psychedelics, is considered a taboo.

I think the thread escalated in an ugly way. It should have focussed on tge things you mentioned. Or it would have been better anyway.
But the likelyhood of it escalating the way it did was great from the beginning on.

It's the difference in tone between "There is a devil" or "i see a devil".
 
Where is all this interpretation of these beings as evil coming from? And why would you think they need to be kind to random monkeys who stumble into their realms? :?

Would you call a tiger evil that gives you some scratches while playing with you after finding you in their forest? Or a snake that tries to bite you after you stepped on its tail? Or the mosquitoes that try to suck you dry?
Then if you don't like big cats, snakes and mosquitoes and don't know how to interact with them, why go to the jungle? For the pretty colours?

I don't think anyone who has been to either hyperspace or the jungle would tell you its all flowers, fluffy things and tea parties, so if you are not up for handling some nastiness, maybe it's a good idea not to go to either. And in case you want to go, it might be helpful to learn about the place, how to interact with that environment it's inhabitants and look for a good guide.
You can learn and grow a lot in both the jungle and hyperspace (or hyperspace in the jungle :d ) if you are up for the inner and outer challenges these environments provide, but if you are only in for the pleasant parts, don't bother.

As for the god/allah/YHWH part, maybe they just don't like that particular entity. It's a pretty bad tempered one after all if you go by the accounts in the different books.
 
Nicita brings up a good point. And I've mentioned this in passing, but I don't think I emphasized it nearly enough. I mentioned Nick Sand, because he did extensive work with DMT breakthrough experiences, and I mentioned my own personal practice with ayahuasca, buuuut....

If you're really trying to understand this stuff, what DMT is, what it can do, what is dark and what is light and what is neither.... you should be looking at what indigenous Amazonian cultures think about it. They're the only people on Earth that have genuine long standing social traditions surrounding DMT.

In ayahuasca using societies, you can encounter dark entities. You can encounter helpful entities. Entity contact is not absolutely central to ayahuasca use, mind you (ayahuasca shamanism encompasses a huge number of different practices), but it is also not peripheral either, and understanding how to interact with entities can be a crucial element of ayahuasca shamanism.

I think your "jinn" model of thinking is apt, insofar as jinn are good/bad/neutral, and your caution because of this is probably apt, from a shamanic perspective.

In the end you're probably, basically, right - entities probably do not exist as purely benevolent beings who are only there to help. My only addition to that insight would just be that - they can also be benevolent, and in my own experience with ayahuasca (which hasn't really involved "entities", just deep meditation) - it has been tangibly medicinal, so, not malevolent by any means. Like I said before - I think fasting is probably the best comparison here. Good, but not without risk.

I'm sorry for getting defensive about this practice. It wasn't cool.
 
Hotspur922 said:
you are the member on her I most respect!

Always coming from a place of love, kindness and compassion.

always love reading your comments, always informative and thought provoking

:love: :thumb_up: Thank you! I appreciate the kind words. :) I have been trying to assess my thoughts and reactions to things/posts/comments and assess them with a sense of balance.

I try not to form an opinion that is overly polarized, though I know that it is unavoidable. I am a human(oid?) and I, too, am filled with bias and forms of indoctrination.

It's been my goal, lately, to communicate with others in an assertive manner and engage in discussion that causes me to question my own beliefs. I do have my "pet theories," but I try to leave room for learning new information. From examining history, I've noticed that a lot of people, who were highly respected, proposed theories that seemed appealing to the audience. They became accepted by the general public for a period of time... until another highly respected individual proposed a theory that either nullifies the previous idea or fills the gaps from the previous idea.

In many cases, people who were once considered "right" were actually only "kinda right." But they were wrong. That is ok! Because if they had never proposed such theories to be considered, then there would be no reason to investigate the concept into further detail.

Thank you for the respect, but just remember - I might be wrong!

And - you should start coming to visit the hyperspace chat in the evenings. It's nice being able to discuss these things in real-time.



Replies to the questions in bold.

Hotspur922 said:
I'm hearing a lot of people talk about entities flipping them off... I have a few questions.


Are these entities humanoid? If so, how well defined are they? (Visually? I.e. are they blurry, clear as day, seems as if there is no difference between them and a human-life form.)

I ask, because I've never encountered anything that is remotely human aside from a few very unique experiences... once found myself sittin' in a circle, having a powwow with Buddha, christ, and Mohammad. No middle fingers. They were all very pleasant, friends, and even said that they were "brothers" as well as "there are many of 'us'." Cool dudes. They all laugh at the silly religions that have been made 'in their honor.' We've missed the point on that front...

On a separate occasion, I found an empty "shell" of a body. No flipping middle fingers... but that experience.... wow. Powerful.

The only aggressive humanoids that I've yet to encounter have been discussed in a trip report. Even they didn't give the middle finger.


I'm genuinely curious about "how humanoid are the entities flipping you off? And what seems to be the mindset that leads up to them flipping you off?"

Don't get me wrong, I've had my fair share of "battles" in hyperspace... but, I wouldn't say that they were "bad." Or evil. In fact, I don't even hold a grudge against a very large, angry jungle cat type entity that shredded me to pieces upon entry to its realm. Intense physical pain - feeling like I was literally being torn apart.

In all fairness, I did kinda "kick the door down" in the kitty's lair. So, that's on me. After I was shredded, it put me back together, and we shared a more blissful experience... "sorry for not knockin'...."

Anyways.... entities and middle fingers... please share the circumstances which lead to this.


Thanks!
Take Care,
ACY

what about the Egyptians in your very early experiences, He or they were humanoid yes?
I suppose that depends how one defines "humanoid" and perhaps I did not do that very well. They were like shadows more than defined bodies. I guess I meant to imply faceless as there was no defining feature of their expression or their exact shape. I would not necessarily say that the shadows resembled a humanoid, but rather an awareness - a presence. Does that help clarify that specific event? I have seen "humanoids" just not the a majority of the time. When I said humanoid I meant to imply "clearly defined human."

A majority of the time, human words cannot describe my experiences. If there are humanoids, they do not seem to be the "subject" of the experience or the "main entity" type-deal; they are often just "fillers" or back-ground characters. The primary "entities" are often far too abstract for me to describe.


I responded to you comment on my post last week about the Egyptian... please read and get back to me...
Will do! :thumb_up: --- Sorry, I sometimes lose track of a thread. You're always welcome to shoot me a PM if you have a question. I also encourage coming to chat. :)

I as well have seen many entities so far and just about all of them are humanoid

Ive seen full bodied evil looking jesters that looked female looked evil but weren't in any way

Ive seen gnomes..

Ive seen a 30 foot tall giant walking in the background while I saw those feminine jesters but only the giants legs...

and my very first trip I encountered the all black shadow Gray alien looking entity with those super long spindly fingers.....

all humanoid

Wow!! That seems like quite an array of interesting entities. I have yet to see jesters, gnomes/elves, or the "grey" aliens. But, I do hear that a lot of other folks experience the ones that you have mentioned.

I often wonder about the nature of reality, mind-body, spirit/soul, the universe, and god(s)/lack of - just to name a few of the many things that cross my mind. Of those, one subject that I have trouble with is the mind-body-spirit association. Due to being limited to a subjective perspective, "I" can only be aware of the surroundings through sensory input that I receive through the body.

The body is complex, because it can be somewhat aware of itself, yet never look itself in the eyes. Even in a mirror reflection or a picture - it's not the same. The body can see parts of itself, but never see its own face.

All of the sensory input that the body receives is processed through the various sensations related to the stimuli/transmission of signal/processing/conscious (or subconscious) thought/response part of the body's nervous system. Therefore, everything that "I" experience is subject to the stimuli that interacts with the body. In that sense "you" are very real, yet you are only real because I have the imagination and processing ability to comprehend that you are real. If I did not have the sensory reception functions of a human, I would not perceive you as "you."

This is where it gets tricky, right? Because I'm led to wonder - is awareness a construct of the body's ability to respond to stimuli? It the notion of consciousness merely a construct of our own imagination? Is the imagination just the processing of stimuli? Further more, is our ability to receive stimuli from the external limited from "receiving" the full scope of what is simultaneously occurring right at this moment, everywhere??

Due to such questions, I am conflicted with my own mind-body-spirit entity. I am unsure if "I" am some abstract entity in another dimension taking a ride in a flesh body.... I am unsure if there is a "soul" that has it's own individual universe and is taking a moment to experience another universe under different conditions.... I am unsure if the notion of consciousness and awareness are purely a fabrication of the human stimuli/response factor.

Due to this uncertainty, I tend to have an abstract view of myself and reality as a whole. Perhaps that is why the entities tend to be more abstract than a defined classification.

LOL... long post, sorry bout that.


Take Care!
ACY
 
To the people doubting the existence of evil entities, why do you think that? For all we know, hyperspace could be infinitely larger than the observable universe (perhaps our universe is just a droplet among droplets on the hyperspatial fabric).

Just because one has had a fair few trips, and only seen certain types of entities, doesn't mean that evil ones don't exist.

I've had experience with them, i sought out an audience with them. I was assaulted by one of them. I've been told directly by other benevolent entities to stay away from certain other entities, purely because they were "not nice". Whether that means they are evil is up for debate. Evil entities do exist. This is not something that can be proven or disproven. Anecdotal evidence is enough when it comes to the study of hyperspace and its inhabitants. After all, all we know about entities in the first place is through anecdotal evidence.

Good and evil are not concepts that are easily translatable to other species. They may have their own definitions of good and evil. Suppose there is a deity whose cosmic duty is to destroy problematic species throughout the galaxy. And say that this deity consults their checklist and sees humanity as problematic. This deity comes to earth, and gives us all a chance for redemption. Otherwise, we face complete annihilation. Is this deity good or evil? Perhaps this form of cosmic justice is "righteous", with other powerful entities nodding their approval at our extinction.

Humanity has lived in fear and reverence of those with incomprehensible power. This is why magic, witchcraft, wizardry, alchemy etc. were seen as "evil" by monotheistic Abrahamic agrarian cultures. Even if none of those things are real, they still have soft power.

When you accidentally step on an insect, is that insect cursing you for being evil?
 
When the friendlier entities warned you to stay away from others did they hint at or did you ask any methods that you could do to ensure that?

Sounds like these things are a roll of the dice. How much do you think that depending on your mental energy and focus you could draw out an experience with either an “evil” or a “friendly” one of these entities at will?

How much do you think that mindframe factor played into all these accounts in deciding the end result of the experience they had even if mindset was “involuntary” and no premeditation took place they just grabbed the pipe and launched without pre thought?
 
Asher7 said:
When the friendlier entities warned you to stay away from others did they hint at or did you ask any methods that you could do to ensure that?

Sounds like these things are a roll of the dice. How much do you think that depending on your mental energy and focus you could draw out an experience with either an “evil” or a “friendly” one of these entities at will?

How much do you think that mindframe factor played into all these accounts in deciding the end result of the experience they had even if mindset was “involuntary” and no premeditation took place they just grabbed the pipe and launched without pre thought?

They told me how to ensure my safety against any entity. Granted, this may only work for me, your mileage may vary. All i need to do is dismiss them. Ignore them. Be done with them. Say out loud "you cannot harm me", and say it with 100% conviction. To say it like a seasoned martial artist warning a drunk jock to back off. I've had so many experiences, that i've disintegrated several entities. They tried to attack, and i did a cliche divine palm attack from a plethora of martial arts movies. It's not so much the physical motion, but the intent behind it. Because of that, some entities feared me. Perhaps they thought that i destroy any entity.

One of the most powerful methods for drawing out a particular entity is music. Tibetan singing bowls, or chimes, or any ambient music that sounds "nice" will draw out benevolent entities, usually. Listening to ominous music encourages the evil entities. It's also dependent on your intentions. If i premeditate on negativity, and listen to ominous music while tripping, i can almost guarantee an encounter with a malevolent entity. It's a mixture of a few factors.


If i trip with no premeditation or ritual, then the trips are usually free from entities, and very abstract. To the point of being pointless. At best, i get visuals similar to those disgustingly overpriced paintings where the "artist" literally just chucked paint at the canvas. At worst, i get really strange and uncomfortable sensations throughout my body. Tripping with no rituals or intentions are very boring.
 
AcaciaConfusedYah said:
Thank you for the respect, but just remember - I might be wrong!

I hear you ACY, I don't take your words as truth or fact, just love the kindness and compassion and where you are coming from when and while explaining with someone or conversing. never anything negative...

And - you should start coming to visit the hyperspace chat in the evenings. It's nice being able to discuss these things in real-time.

I will start attending some nights, what time zone are you in? and what time do you usually go on chat?


what about the Egyptians in your very early experiences, He or they were humanoid yes?
I suppose that depends how one defines "humanoid" and perhaps I did not do that very well. They were like shadows more than defined bodies. I guess I meant to imply faceless as there was no defining feature of their expression or their exact shape. I would not necessarily say that the shadows resembled a humanoid, but rather an awareness - a presence. Does that help clarify that specific event? I have seen "humanoids" just not the a majority of the time. When I said humanoid I meant to imply "clearly defined human."

That does clarify my question, I saw a full bodied Egyptian entity I'm pretty sure was Thoth and 4 of them just as you described, but I actually saw them in my vision.

A majority of the time, human words cannot describe my experiences. If there are humanoids, they do not seem to be the "subject" of the experience or the "main entity" type-deal; they are often just "fillers" or back-ground characters. The primary "entities" are often far too abstract for me to describe.


I have yet to actually communicate with any entities Ive seen or met, no crazy telepathic language or thought communication... I could feel certain attitudes from entities and kinda guess or figure what they intended or wanted for and or from me...

I responded to you comment on my post last week about the Egyptian... please read and get back to me...
Will do! :thumb_up: --- Sorry, I sometimes lose track of a thread. You're always welcome to shoot me a PM if you have a question. I also encourage coming to chat. :)

I will be attending chat! Thank you for the update.


I as well have seen many entities so far and just about all of them are humanoid

Ive seen full bodied evil looking jesters that looked female looked evil but weren't in any way

Ive seen gnomes..

Ive seen a 30 foot tall giant walking in the background while I saw those feminine jesters but only the giants legs...

and my very first trip I encountered the all black shadow Gray alien looking entity with those super long spindly fingers.....

all humanoid

Wow!! That seems like quite an array of interesting entities. I have yet to see jesters, gnomes/elves, or the "grey" aliens. But, I do hear that a lot of other folks experience the ones that you have mentioned.

I often wonder about the nature of reality, mind-body, spirit/soul, the universe, and god(s)/lack of - just to name a few of the many things that cross my mind. Of those, one subject that I have trouble with is the mind-body-spirit association. Due to being limited to a subjective perspective, "I" can only be aware of the surroundings through sensory input that I receive through the body.

The body is complex, because it can be somewhat aware of itself, yet never look itself in the eyes. Even in a mirror reflection or a picture - it's not the same. The body can see parts of itself, but never see its own face.

All of the sensory input that the body receives is processed through the various sensations related to the stimuli/transmission of signal/processing/conscious (or subconscious) thought/response part of the body's nervous system. Therefore, everything that "I" experience is subject to the stimuli that interacts with the body. In that sense "you" are very real, yet you are only real because I have the imagination and processing ability to comprehend that you are real. If I did not have the sensory reception functions of a human, I would not perceive you as "you."

This is where it gets tricky, right? Because I'm led to wonder - is awareness a construct of the body's ability to respond to stimuli? It the notion of consciousness merely a construct of our own imagination? Is the imagination just the processing of stimuli? Further more, is our ability to receive stimuli from the external limited from "receiving" the full scope of what is simultaneously occurring right at this moment, everywhere??

Due to such questions, I am conflicted with my own mind-body-spirit entity. I am unsure if "I" am some abstract entity in another dimension taking a ride in a flesh body.... I am unsure if there is a "soul" that has it's own individual universe and is taking a moment to experience another universe under different conditions.... I am unsure if the notion of consciousness and awareness are purely a fabrication of the human stimuli/response factor.

Due to this uncertainty, I tend to have an abstract view of myself and reality as a whole. Perhaps that is why the entities tend to be more abstract than a defined classification.

LOL... long post, sorry bout that.


Take Care!
ACY[/quote]

Never be sorry about the length of your insightful posts ACY :) I'm certainly not sorry lol

I very much understand what you mean about your abstract entities, everyone is unique and it makes sense that everyone would and does interpret their experience in their own way.

I hope to have a beautiful breakthrough, meet some nice entities and have some communication and hopefully take something meaningful away from the exp.

I'm at work, gotta actually do some work.

I'll def show up in chat!
 
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