Get ready to work for it.
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2025
I was initially excited to read this book but was extremely disappointed with the quality of writing. It’s like a bad voice to text dictation. Spending time rereading a paragraph to decipher the intent is not a good trip.
Re editing would vastly improve the quality of the read and probably reduce the page count by half.
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Reviewed in the United States on 11 June 2025
Very descriptive book if you are looking for that kind of information for me not the information I was looking for but still a informative book if that's what you're into looking for more of a history Etc type reading
Don’t waste your time or money
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2024
This book has some ok info a lot who knows how reliable it is. The author didn’t seem to even take the time to proofread it. There are times when wrong word are used, a word is inserted (not replaced) where a word is not even needed. Ex: “it is at this point that we must make one must be aware that,…….” I’m not a writer or English major but do have a college degree but some words don’t need to be there. Also this book repeats itself multiple times about different things. Like I said there is some good info in it, however how much can you trust an informational book, that isn’t punctuated well, has grammar and sentence composition issues? Also it say it tells you how to make dmt step by step, it does NOT! It tells you about breathing technique's that might cause your brain to release a small amount. Oh and different ratios to mix dmt with herbs. DON’T WASTE YOUR MONEY!
Full of grammatical errors; trustworthy information?
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025
As another review stated, this book is FULL of typos and grammatical errors. These are very obvious errors (I'm not nitpicking). More than once, I noticed words and phrases duplicated back to back, duplicated back to back. <---Like that. Some sections have wording that doesn't make sense and I wondered if English was not the authors first language possibly? The actual content is also very redundant. Given the lack of care and attention to detail in this book, I would strongly advise that no one attempt to use this as a guide to make anything you plan to put in your body. The part I did enjoy was where the author describes their personal experiences. Having had similar experiences myself (not with DMT), I was intrigued by how similar the experiences were and the author did an excellent job describing something that is indescribable to anyone who has never had such an experience.
