timochenko
Rising Star
I recently had my first experiences with DMT. I didn't have a scale to measure out my first dose, so I made it intentionally light, to get a feel for DMT and what to expect. I extracted my own DMT using nomans tek. It came out mostly white with some slightly off-white. I used the size solo vaporizer and sandwiched the dmt between layers of mj. During my first experience, I began to see moving shapes on my wall. I switched my attention to a picture of the golden gate bridge shortly after it was built. All of the separation cables on the bridge were moving almost as if during an earthquake. They began to line up one after another almost infinitely. Then I came back down and felt pretty good.
My next experience was more intense, but left me with questions. I vaporized approx 40-50mg of dmt. Initially I felt a body high similar to salvia, no hallucinations, but stopped vaping due to an extreme feeling of thirst. That feeling went away along with the body high after about 10 minutes. About 20 minutes later I hit the vape again (just for the mj left in it). I checked for dmt in the tube, but didn't see any. This time there was an intense body high, the feeling of extreme thirst returned along with nausea. Stopped vaping again due to nausea. The texture of the walls in my room were moving. I went to the bathroom to throw up. After puking next to nothing due to eating very little that day, I saw strange shapes or symmetry in the water droplets inside the toilet bowl and portions of my vomit shined gold. For fear of breaking through with my head over a bowl of water, I laid to the side of the bowl and looked out into the bedroom. The individual fibers of the carpet in front of me began to move independently of each other in a whirlpool manner. This eventually dissipated and I came back down and felt very good afterwards. However, I didn't see the vibrant geometric shapes, just a hallucinatory distortion of my normal bedroom. Is this a normal experience? My wife reported seeing a star field where each star had a rainbow effect while on the same batch of dmt. The dmt was extracted from mhrb, using nomans tek. My questions are why am I having trouble breaking through? I'm sure it's probably due to not continuing to vape. Also, are still-present-in-reality hallucinations normal? I've only heard people talk about vibrantly colored geometric shapes, which I still haven't experienced.
My next experience was more intense, but left me with questions. I vaporized approx 40-50mg of dmt. Initially I felt a body high similar to salvia, no hallucinations, but stopped vaping due to an extreme feeling of thirst. That feeling went away along with the body high after about 10 minutes. About 20 minutes later I hit the vape again (just for the mj left in it). I checked for dmt in the tube, but didn't see any. This time there was an intense body high, the feeling of extreme thirst returned along with nausea. Stopped vaping again due to nausea. The texture of the walls in my room were moving. I went to the bathroom to throw up. After puking next to nothing due to eating very little that day, I saw strange shapes or symmetry in the water droplets inside the toilet bowl and portions of my vomit shined gold. For fear of breaking through with my head over a bowl of water, I laid to the side of the bowl and looked out into the bedroom. The individual fibers of the carpet in front of me began to move independently of each other in a whirlpool manner. This eventually dissipated and I came back down and felt very good afterwards. However, I didn't see the vibrant geometric shapes, just a hallucinatory distortion of my normal bedroom. Is this a normal experience? My wife reported seeing a star field where each star had a rainbow effect while on the same batch of dmt. The dmt was extracted from mhrb, using nomans tek. My questions are why am I having trouble breaking through? I'm sure it's probably due to not continuing to vape. Also, are still-present-in-reality hallucinations normal? I've only heard people talk about vibrantly colored geometric shapes, which I still haven't experienced.