Im'there' said:
Are scales essential for measuring doses , especially big doses, if the intention is to take a big breakthrough dose then why does it have to be measured out accurately dose by dose.
Cheers man
Oh fella.... I had a room mate who weighed out a dose, threw it in the bong.... not knowing there was already a full dose in there.
I was up late, reading.... he ran down the hall, smashed into my door, then fumbled at the doorknob and came in in his boxers, saying (let’s call him “Jimmy”, not his real name) “Jimmy, you’re alright, Jimmy, you’re alright” (my mental response was, “I’m not sure if Jimmy’s alright.”)
I said to him, “Did you smoke DMT?”
“Yes”
“You can see me?”
“Yes”
“Okay, that means you’re coming down”
“There’s a comedown?”
“Yes”
“Hold me”
I held him. He had broken through, and broken through the breakthrough, and gone to the place where there are no visions, only darknesss that is simultaneously light without any local source of the light, pure unity. It was the single most terrifying experience of his life. He recovered eventually. DMT only goes further the more you take. Nobody whom I have witnessed or heard of taking doses beyond the standard breakthrough doses has brought back anything but fear. That is why measuring the dose is important. Even normal doses of DMT can terrify people. It is the strongest psychedelic drug in existence next to 5-MeO-DMT.
I know somebody else who after a very intense ayahuasca experience had regular panic attacks for two solid years afterward from the terror they experienced the night of their trip. Do not take these things lightly.