Has anyone seen this person? (Picture)

[teksponge]

Hello people of the nexus!

I am a watchmaker by trade and recently I was taking apart a quartz movement for service and all of a sudden thought I recognised a familiar face!

Now I am still yet to breakthrough, however at low and subBT doses I believe that I have encountered the real world around me morph into similar faces like this. It's something about the big perfectly circle eye, the mechanical tech patterning and also the high contrast between the dark and the shades of gold.

This may purely be a personal experience from open eye doses but I was just interested to see if anyone else has seen similar faces morph out of their surroundings?

Let me know what you see!

 

[WarpedDimension]

It's called pareidolia.

DMT presents all sorts of symbols and images to us. How much of these experiences do we fill in the blanks and find things that are not actually there? I find it to be very much like a Rorschach test. You see what you see in a blotches of ink. It's individualistic and completely relative to the observer. We see these blotches of light and color and make what we can out of them. The brain uses pattern recognition to develop a perspective that fits into our world. Maybe this occurs when we travel to hyperspace and it could be that pareidolia functions much in the same way.

I have found that psychedelics in general allows us to experience objects and the world around us in a new way. The novelty floods the system allowing us to see the world in a whole new way. We can see patterns that we had not seen before. The face in your watch now becomes alive in a way. A personality can almost form if we allow the mind to tap into a new creativity. I find this very facinating!

 

[teksponge]

I have found that psychedelics in general allows us to experience objects and the world around us in a new way. The novelty floods the system allowing us to see the world in a whole new way. We can see patterns that we had not seen before. The face in your watch now becomes alive in a way. A personality can almost form if we allow the mind to tap into a new creativity. I find this very facinating!

I agree, love the childlike way mushrooms make my brain apply personality to my surroundings and interpreting things as faces/ creatures etc.

I think with DMT the onset is so goddam fast and intense that the mind is desperately trying to make sense of the rapidly changing world around it. This manifests itself in a very interesting array of distorted 'faces' that change with the speed and intensity of the onset, peak and comedown.

 

[breeze225]

With dmt I very often see faces or something like that emerge out of the geometric patterns BUT it ALWAYS amazes me how when you go farther than that all of a sudden the geometric pattern will give way to a image that is like watching a HIGH DEF tv...other stuff never gets that far with me ill see stuff melt breathe and move and patterns but dmt has this crazy abilty to push that aside and show you something with ABSOLUTE CLEARITY!

 

[teksponge]

With dmt I very often see faces or something like that emerge out of the geometric patterns BUT it ALWAYS amazes me how when you go farther than that all of a sudden the geometric pattern will give way to a image that is like watching a HIGH DEF tv...other stuff never gets that far with me ill see stuff melt breathe and move and patterns but dmt has this crazy abilty to push that aside and show you something with ABSOLUTE CLEARITY!

When I'm ready to go for it I literally cannot wait!

 

[Icon]

It's called pareidolia.

DMT presents all sorts of symbols and images to us. How much of these experiences do we fill in the blanks and find things that are not actually there? I find it to be very much like a Rorschach test. You see what you see in a blotches of ink. It's individualistic and completely relative to the observer. We see these blotches of light and color and make what we can out of them. The brain uses pattern recognition to develop a perspective that fits into our world. Maybe this occurs when we travel to hyperspace and it could be that pareidolia functions much in the same way.

I have found that psychedelics in general allows us to experience objects and the world around us in a new way. The novelty floods the system allowing us to see the world in a whole new way. We can see patterns that we had not seen before. The face in your watch now becomes alive in a way. A personality can almost form if we allow the mind to tap into a new creativity. I find this very facinating!

This is exactly how I rationalize it. Sorry, nothing more to add to this bump lol. Just the most I've felt someone understands my view on it. I've used T.V. static as a metaphor, but I'm stealing Rorschach.

 

[AlpineXplorer]

With dmt I very often see faces or something like that emerge out of the geometric patterns BUT it ALWAYS amazes me how when you go farther than that all of a sudden the geometric pattern will give way to a image that is like watching a HIGH DEF tv...other stuff never gets that far with me ill see stuff melt breathe and move and patterns but dmt has this crazy abilty to push that aside and show you something with ABSOLUTE CLEARITY!

I love that you compare it to watching high-definition TV, because I experienced something remarkably similar with an actual television. I once left mine on during a DMT experience, purely out of neglect. While the rest of my room, the world outside my windows, and everything else in my field of vision took on strange geometric patterns, my television screen maintained perfect clarity. Only the movie that had been playing was replaced by a completely other movie. And again, just like you said, it was in perfect clarity. 4K, even. It was the zaniest-looking show I'd ever seen. Almost like I was being played with. I wasn't just watching the comedy; somehow, I was IN the comedy! It was some movie that wasn't even from this dimension. I don't even know what that means.