I didn't want to come back.....

[lowjackal]

I just recently had the most profound DMT experience, and from this I no longer have any
doubt about my role in this miraculous thing most take for granted called LIFE.
The saddest this about it was I didnt want to come back... I was thrown into what could be loosely described as a cyborgish type suit and became what I can for lack of better words describe as an emmence organism made up of so many entities and to here the way they were taking pleasure in welcoming me to what it was obviously an ongoing relationship between several hundred of these beings (which by the way were all simply part of this gigantic collective of twisting and turning banter about which one was gonna show me my place in first their dimension, then as I came back to this dimension I was left with exactly what I am and what we as an organism are here for.
It was so breathtaking I didnt want to return to this consciousness.

Anyone ever feel anything like this on DMT?

If not,,, your loss...I'm gonna keep trying this substance until I die. I believe as long as you dont abuse it or any drug you have the divine right to explore any states of consciousness you see fit. So long as you dont hurt anyone else in your quest for nirvana.
Pssssht! Nirvana??? In your quest to communicate via DMT dimension exploration.
Any thoughts.

 

[gibran2]

...It was so breathtaking I didnt want to return to this consciousness.

Anyone ever feel anything like this on DMT?

If not,,, your loss...I'm gonna keep trying this substance until I die. I believe as long as you dont abuse it or any drug you have the divine right to explore any states of consciousness you see fit. So long as you dont hurt anyone else in your quest for nirvana.
Pssssht! Nirvana??? In your quest to communicate via DMT dimension exploration.
Any thoughts.

Among those who are familiar enough with DMT, who hasn’t felt that way? We all have. When in an indescribably beautiful place, knowing that you’ll soon be leaving it, who doesn’t want to stay a little longer? Or stay forever?

But there’s another side to that coin. It’s possible to have experiences where you become 100% convinced that you’ve gone too far – that you’ve died and can’t go back. Dying unexpectedly, saying goodbye to everything, leaving behind everything and everyone you value immediately and forever, wanting desperately to return yet knowing that return is impossible. Ever feel anything like that on DMT?

 

[LakofEllipsisAmee]

Just remember that this space
contains infinite possibilities
and scenarios
family you have never met
worlds you would never dream
and a void so deep and dark
it makes the deepest ocean trench
look like a sewage drain
the Guardians will guide you
to the place
they find fit
take the knowledge they offer
back to this plane
share your insights with a humble heart
give purpose to the experience
wait for the wave to break
then roll back again

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LakofEllisisAmee is a figment of your imagination, anything they say is purely fictional.

 

[mad_banshee]

Ever feel anything like that on DMT?

I've felt both. I've had the terror of having gone too far ( smoked a bit too much) to where my life felt snuffed out on me like someone blew my life out with a candle, I was dead, and thought I was never coming back. I had to fight to find any feeling of attachment to my body and fight my way back from death. Scary as hell.

I've also been gone to the highest most wonderful plane where I've totally forgotten my previous self and felt no care to ever return, in fact at that point I had no idea I had to return for a while. So totally surrounded by beauty and magic that nothing else mattered.

Of course its the latter I strive for...:lol: