Tfin- I see a lot of people who just lie back and don't move and don't ask questions and don't do anything except breathe when on DMT. I've never felt, in my own experiences, that this was right. I am always up, participating, moving with the flow as I become it and learn from its rhythmic precision. It's in these bodily movements and causations that I've learned much about myself and the way we work (and nothing at all, forward). There are things you can do to the body that affect the mind- you learn them over time. They call them mudras, asanas, things of that nature. I've just always experimented with various ways of sitting, breathing, asking, being, moving, playing music with my mouth my hands my legs and instruments I've brought with me and really interacting with it and not just allowing yourself to be steamrollered over into a pancake of submission. Certain simple movements, or performances of tasks, become ritualistic and revealing. It's hard to explain- this is just the way I see it and go about it. Don't get me wrong, I relish stillness and embody it as part of the process, but that's all it is IMO, part of the process.
onthousandk, to sound like a crazy person, I think we stem from hyperspace in a way. What is alive there knows all about us. It could possibly be responsible for us. It could possibly be a mechanism to monitor us set up by those who are responsible. I don't have a clue. I just don't think that something as highly advanced as hyperspace wouldn't know what we were, and ask us silly human questions. Whatever it is...it knows...that's just how I see it...
peace and hyperspace