While it was entertaining to consider the notion that your experience transcended linear time sufficiently to project a marker (the copper spheres) into 'the past', the importance of what you say here really struck me - that psychedelic substances show up as incidental markers to states of transcendence, projected into this 'reality' from wherever else as red herrings, with the irony that material substances appear to act as gateways to the incorporeal.

Is this how dear Albert Hofmann failed to discover LSD the first time around? This other world of (divine) transformation is at hand at all times and the seeming activity of our beloved visionary compounds is merely a continuation of the grand cosmic joke, being precisely as useful as watching television...?