beatenwarrior
Rising Star
edited for privacy.
beatenwarrior said:Please smoke dmt in front of the mirror, enough to breakthrough, and tell me that your face doesn't begin morphing into everything.
:thumb_up: beatenwarrior said:SnozzleBerry said:beatenwarrior said:Please smoke dmt in front of the mirror, enough to breakthrough, and tell me that your face doesn't begin morphing into everything.
If you can still see your face (however warped) and a mirror, and understand them for what they are, you likely haven't broken through...
That said, anything can "morph into everything" on DMT, ime.
Are you positive? I have had over a hundred experiences with DMT in the past, and many break throughs where it felt as though I had left this plane for eternity.
So I'd like to think I at least somewhat know what I'm talking about when I say I willed my eyes to stay open. They really should have closed as my body went nearly completely limp as it does when entering the dmt "tunnel."
Is it really that difficult to believe I managed to at least be in the tunnel with my eyes open? I suggest you try this. In the mirror, and do your very best to hold onto this reality as long as you possibly can. Fight the effects.

beatenwarrior said:I'm very, very curious to see if someone else will at least see that digital face. It made me feel like this reality isn't... Well real. That this is a video game. Somewhat like the Matrix. Like my "greater consciousness" is the player. And I'm a puppet.
What is this telling us? Instead of me going through the tunnel and waking up out of this dream - I brought the dreamer into THIS world. I cannot fathom the implications of this. All that I know Is I'm excited to do this again.
the rest of the world is missing out big time 
). 
universecannon said:If anyone still thinks it's impossible to experience or see this reality while breaking through, you really need to go sit down in a meadow and have a nice open eyed experience by the trees![]()

Perhaps it's not about having something to lose. Perhaps it's about people having worked with DMT in their own ways and figuring out what works best for them. Personally, I have no interest in fighting the DMT experience at this stage in my life. It doesn't intrigue me, it doesn't pique my curiosity, it doesn't hold any sort of mystique; I'm simply not interested.beatenwarrior said:It almost seems like this idea is scary to most people. I'm not trying to attack anyone with this statement. IT's quite scary and intimidating fighting the effects of DMT. But the thing is, what have any of you got to lose? Aren't you curious what it was that I brought into this reality through the mirror? Don't you want to find out for yourself? What have you really got to lose.
gibran2 said:Is fighting the onset of a DMT experience an effective way to conquer the fear of letting go?