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First steps into the dream world

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Skizm

Rising Star
Well, I smoked DMT for the first time yesterday. I messed up the process so I did not get the full dose or get into hyperspace. That being said, it was the most intense experience of my life, which was funny for me, as it only lasted about a minute.

After I had taken five small hits (steel plug was too thick) I began to feel very strange. Things folded in upon themselves and everything began to condense. Soon, I was in a space where nothing made sense. There was no north, west, east, or south. There were no boundaries, borders, edges, or lines. I then saw three strings, two coming from above and one from below, feeding into a ball of string that was growing bigger.

Then I opened my eyes, everything in the room was alien. Everything was edges and lines, nothing had a defined shape or use. I didn't know where I was. I didn't know who I was.

I closed my eyes and the walls of my unopened mind began to ripple and move to the rhythm of the music I had going. I opened my eyes again, finally being able to form a thought, the first thought through my mind was "Well, that's that" , I got up, charged the machine for the next person in line, and made sure it worked better for them.

While waiting for the next traveler to come back to Earth I sat on a bed and decided to watch some T.V. Everything that came across the T.V. felt completely and utterly empty. Actors and actresses trying to vain to cover up their imperfections with walls of make-up. Commercials were all the same; "Buy this" they droned on. My ideal woman walked across the screen a few times, flashing some leg, cleavage, some sultry talk, or a fiery gaze. Sitting in front of the T.V I noticed a distinct change in me, I wondered what it is, I then remembered I was not thinking while I watched the boob tube. Everything was laid out in a manner in which I did not have to think about it.

Later that night I hopped on facebook and was disappointed to find out that I hated facebook. It was merely just a method to document your existence, to say "Look at me, I'm wild and crazy!" I logged off quickly, laid down on my bed, wondered to myself: "How could such a tiny amount of powder do THIS? Jesus Christ..."

Yesterday was quite strange for me. It felt as if my existence was bundled up into a tightly bound ball and then whatever was holding it together let go, causing it to flail around wildly.

Even now, I have the distinct feeling that we're all dung-beetles. Rolling up all the information we can into a giant pile of shit, so someone walking along can find it and say "haha dude check this turd out, it's HUGE!"

The best description I have for all of this is: "I went to someplace where nothing made sense, then I figured out that it was Earth"
 
Excellent, I really liked reading your posts. The part about facebook, just lovely.

Everytime I come back I say to myself "what the fuck!"

DMT can do wonders for a person, God I love DMT!!

Next time try and let go, maybe try with just someone to take the pipe from you, or even on your own. No distractions.

Hope to hear more.
 
Interesting post, it sounded like a transforming experience for you that you can utilize. About us being dung-beetles, it's like us wanting to boost our egos as high as we can. Once we remove the self and experience ego-death, we shall see the truth. Its funny me and one of my friends always say "well, that's that" after an experience. :lol: Looking forward to your future experiences.
 
My next journey will be with a much better crafted machine and much more powder. Just getting finances in order :) $650 in traffic tickets is my first priority, lol.
 
There have been SO many times where I have contemplated to myself about how, the only question left to ask--and a sign that, yes, you have sipped strong medicine--is, "What the fuck?" Its power is not to be underestimated. :shock:

(Synchronicity: Ayahuasca told me last night to stop parking my car on the street. :p My permit parking spot is three blocks away from my house, but when it is super cold outside, sometimes I risk the ticket. Just ways to be more responsible...)

I have found the antidote to all the disillusionment, meaninglessness, and chaotic noise of ego, to be tuning into the voice of the heart. There are tons of empty pursuits all around us, but when you listen to the heart, a path of how to make REAL progress will appear. The voice of the heart is medicine...
 
ms_manic_minxx said:
There have been SO many times where I have contemplated to myself about how, the only question left to ask--and a sign that, yes, you have sipped strong medicine--is, "What the fuck?" Its power is not to be underestimated. :shock:

(Synchronicity: Ayahuasca told me last night to stop parking my car on the street. :p My permit parking spot is three blocks away from my house, but when it is super cold outside, sometimes I risk the ticket. Just ways to be more responsible...)

I have found the antidote to all the disillusionment, meaninglessness, and chaotic noise of ego, to be tuning into the voice of the heart. There are tons of empty pursuits all around us, but when you listen to the heart, a path of how to make REAL progress will appear. The voice of the heart is medicine...

I had no idea such a small amount of powder could produce such a drastic effect. Although some might find the disillusionment somewhat annoying, it's interesting to me. I feel oddly at peace after my trip, more of a calm acceptance of things to come. I'll be attached to the world I hate so much through my career (Which I love) but that's it. That world does not rule my life and it never will. I'll be exploring life until the day I die while living off the teat of society so I can get the both of best worlds. Fast cars, fine women, booze and then a meaningful trip into the unknown to discover more about myself and the space around me.

It's funny though, I've talked to a few people about the path that I want to travel and they are completely put off by it. "Maaannn, you can't be working for, like, the mannnn. It's all about loooovee mannn." They have a point, but when it comes down to I honestly do not give a shit. I made peace with the fact that I'd be working for a company with a hard-on for making bigger and badder weapons a long time ago. What gets me is that I cannot tell you why I'm at peace with it.
 
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