IndigoBloom
Rising Star
Hey Everyone!
IndigoBloom, here! Came to this forum to expand my knowledge on all things DMT, and really, to be around people that have the same mind-set as I...
So, I had my first DMT experience the other day sitting at my office desk. With strong apprehension, I used a pookie to vape the material. Very new to the whole process, I'm sure I torched most of what was in the pipe, but I did manage to pull 4 (albeit, really bad) tokes, holding for about 10-15s... My desk seemed to be very pronounced and the wall I was looking at (plain drywall) seemed to be broken into squares, each square was either recessed further into the wall or jutting out. These squares weren't normal, very geometric, squares upon squares inside, very beautiful.
But, when it came time to close my eyes, I found that I couldn't surrender myself. I was too focused on breathing, almost as if I was afraid I would stop breathing. Also, my EGO wouldn't let me go, I wanted to cling to this materialistic world as if it was my safe zone. When I closed my eyes, I felt a little scared, so I would open them again. That was my first trip.
My 3rd trip, last night, I feel like I vaped properly, inhaled a humongous dose (felt big to me), AND immediately the same fear resurfaced. I thought, why have I done this again? I don't want to be here. Let me feel safe in the normal world. And once again, I closed my eyes... watched a technicolored female outline dance in front of me, I couldn't help but fear for my breathing, it became overwhelming, so I opened my eyes again. Strongly believe that had I taken another toke I would've broken through. But, do I, myself, my subconscious want to go there?
I guess this is why I came to this forum. To explain and seek answers. To gain guidance, and help, so maybe my next journey won't be so scary, or maybe someone can help me let go. (Will I actually stop breathing if I don't think about it? And, how can I enjoy a breakthrough whilst thinking about my lungs and breathing and gripping onto this material world?)
I want to go, and not be afraid.
IndigoBloom, here! Came to this forum to expand my knowledge on all things DMT, and really, to be around people that have the same mind-set as I...
So, I had my first DMT experience the other day sitting at my office desk. With strong apprehension, I used a pookie to vape the material. Very new to the whole process, I'm sure I torched most of what was in the pipe, but I did manage to pull 4 (albeit, really bad) tokes, holding for about 10-15s... My desk seemed to be very pronounced and the wall I was looking at (plain drywall) seemed to be broken into squares, each square was either recessed further into the wall or jutting out. These squares weren't normal, very geometric, squares upon squares inside, very beautiful.
But, when it came time to close my eyes, I found that I couldn't surrender myself. I was too focused on breathing, almost as if I was afraid I would stop breathing. Also, my EGO wouldn't let me go, I wanted to cling to this materialistic world as if it was my safe zone. When I closed my eyes, I felt a little scared, so I would open them again. That was my first trip.
My 3rd trip, last night, I feel like I vaped properly, inhaled a humongous dose (felt big to me), AND immediately the same fear resurfaced. I thought, why have I done this again? I don't want to be here. Let me feel safe in the normal world. And once again, I closed my eyes... watched a technicolored female outline dance in front of me, I couldn't help but fear for my breathing, it became overwhelming, so I opened my eyes again. Strongly believe that had I taken another toke I would've broken through. But, do I, myself, my subconscious want to go there?
I guess this is why I came to this forum. To explain and seek answers. To gain guidance, and help, so maybe my next journey won't be so scary, or maybe someone can help me let go. (Will I actually stop breathing if I don't think about it? And, how can I enjoy a breakthrough whilst thinking about my lungs and breathing and gripping onto this material world?)
I want to go, and not be afraid.