For what it's worth I thought there was some insight in your original post.  But I do see why you would want to retract it, as you said it was fairly inflammatory and in some ways just as close minded as those who feel they've found the 'secret to the universe' and refuse to consider that it may just be drugs messing with your mind...  because it seemed to refuse to consider the other point of view.

But I think you had a fair point.  Often times when human beings begin to explore their minds using psychedelics they have trouble remaining grounded and DMT, with it's predisposition to entity contact, seems more dangerous in this regard than say LSD, at least on the surface anyway.

On a personal level, it was LSD that gave me the trip that left me with to many questions and no way for my little primate brain to properly integrate...  and it was DMT that showed me that it was okay to let go and let my preconceived notions, rather those be spiritual, religious, or skeptical in nature, slide.

That learning to let go, to truly be open minded, is what has kept me sane and even allowed me to regain some sanity after that LSD trip.

Maybe I would have figured it out on my own eventually without DMT or maybe I could have found another way, through a good therapist for instance.  But the fact remains, the first time I came up on DMT it was more than I could handle, so I had to let go.  And thus I learned possibly the most valuable lesson I have thus far in life.