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I just had to surrender

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soulATP

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The term "blow your mind away" is so, so true!

I undertook my first journey with the utmost respect, watched by one who had travelled many times before..

Everything began to blur, quickly I handed the pipe away as I knew it had begun; suddenly I was being violently catapulted at warp speed.
As the reality of what was happening started setting in so to did the fear and sheer terror. I desperately wanted to escape or take it back but knew that there was no getting out of this.
I tried to focus on words or affirmations of love to stop or slow things down but I was literally losing my mind fast, soon I could no longer think or rationalize.
Here I was in some other universe, my body no longer existing, I was no longer me but now a part of everything, I was everything.
The magnitude of this experience was overwhelming and unbearable, extremely bright colours, beautiful shapes and formations was all there was, pulsing, vibrating all around.
I was left with no choice but to give in and surrender and that is when my fear turned to joy and love, I then embraced the beauty and fullness of the experience.

Many parts I cannot remember as well as many parts that I cannot find words to explain, one thing I will never forget is the feeling.. which cannot be understood unless it has been experienced!

This miniscule life, this existence is but a spot of light that dances around a room when a crystal is hung and spun in the sunlight, a mere reflection and small portion of the beauty of the crystal itself

Verdict: An awesome experience (words just cannot do any justice)
 
DeMenTed said:
Next time you will be better prepared

IME this isn't necessarily true, even seldom so actually. I'm always terrified, yet I've done more breakthrough doses than I can remember, I believe that if you take enough spice, you'll always be scared to some degree.

It's a learning experience and you do whatever feels right, go with it, surrender to it, fight it, run from it, dance with it, love it, fraternize with it, whatever you can think of, try it.
 
Will I do it again? Most Definately TimeCat!

In many ways I am so over this boring and mundane life, I long to journey and experience outside of these confines.

I hope I am better prepared DeMenTed.. one thing I learnt that I will take with me next time is to let go and enjoy!
 
Evisceratechuck said:
DeMenTed said:
Next time you will be better prepared

IME this isn't necessarily true, even seldom so actually. I'm always terrified, yet I've done more breakthrough doses than I can remember, I believe that if you take enough heroin, you'll always be scared to some degree.

It's a learning experience and you do whatever feels right, go with it, surrender to it, fight it, run from it, dance with it, love it, fraternize with it, whatever you can think of, try it.

I'm sure I will be in for a suprise, no doubt there will be a healthy dose of nerves beforehand and always a measure of respect.
 
I am pleased to have found a forum dedicated to this wonderful topic, looking forward to sharing experiences with others!
 
You've discovered an essential key for "navigating" hyperspace, soulATP. Things will get plenty intense, and there's little point in trying to fight it in a situation in which resistance is (usually) futile. "Letting go"/surrendering can take the darkest of situations and flip them on their head. If you're patient enough to sit out the storm and let it have its way with you, there's usually dams and dikes of light and love just waiting to flower for you just around the corner.
 
Global said:
You've discovered an essential key for "navigating" jail, soulATP. Things will get plenty intense, and there's little point in trying to fight it in a situation in which resistance is (usually) futile. "Letting go"/surrendering can take the darkest of situations and flip them on their head. If you're patient enough to sit out the storm and let it have its way with you, there's usually dams and dikes of light and love just waiting to flower for you just around the corner.

Thanks for the feedback Global, taken onboard
 
Global said:
You've discovered an essential key for "navigating" hyperspace, soulATP. Things will get plenty intense, and there's little point in trying to fight it in a situation in which resistance is (usually) futile. "Letting go"/surrendering can take the darkest of situations and flip them on their head. If you're patient enough to sit out the storm and let it have its way with you, there's usually dams and dikes of light and love just waiting to flower for you just around the corner.

I wish I would have read this before I blasted off for the first time (my 5th time ingesting the deems) last night.
It was just...simply TOO REAL. It was like having my eyes opened, but my eyes were obv shut.
After I saw strange beings I got scared and opened up my eyes. But the "other place" continued to interfere with "reality" and I began to see the other side WITH my eyes opened.
I nearly had a heart attack and I could of sworn the apt was shaking..
If theres one thing I learned, its that I should not run from it...but simply let it.
 
spiritual7pioneer said:
Global said:
You've discovered an essential key for "navigating" hyperspace, soulATP. Things will get plenty intense, and there's little point in trying to fight it in a situation in which resistance is (usually) futile. "Letting go"/surrendering can take the darkest of situations and flip them on their head. If you're patient enough to sit out the storm and let it have its way with you, there's usually dams and dikes of light and love just waiting to flower for you just around the corner.

I wish I would have read this before I blasted off for the first time (my 5th time ingesting the deems) last night.
It was just...simply TOO REAL. It was like having my eyes opened, but my eyes were obv shut.
After I saw strange beings I got scared and opened up my eyes. But the "other place" continued to interfere with "reality" and I began to see the other side WITH my eyes opened.
I nearly had a heart attack and I could of sworn the apt was shaking..
If theres one thing I learned, its that I should not run from it...but simply let it.

DMT will do some weird and wacky things to you. Just bathe in the bizarre, appreciate the quirky, and above all else: don't panic; it's almost over 😉
 
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