Infinite I said:
nen888 said:
and i'm also talking to this year's generation of fresh 'DMT-Messiahs', who want to tell everybody about DMT (even if they haven't asked) and go around trying to convince everybody they must try it..been watching the phenomenon for years..work on thyself first, i say..'DMT' is just doing it's own thing fine, without your promotion, thanks..
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I think most people who discover dmt for the first time feel the need to spread the word as its such a miracle, you think look what happened to me its insane! I done the same thing then after a year or so of "heavy" use stopped spreading the word. I realised me shouting about it didnt really make most want to try, I probably actually put a lot of people off it, especially when linking to here and they go hey its for real, fuck that shit they would say. I think its kinda common to want to tell others when you first find it, and who are people supposed to ask for permission to speak to people of the miracle of dmt? the dmt global elite?? LOL you a member aye?
Also would love to find a similar site to EEE after recently finding out about its demise
..yeah sure, i'm not exactly mute on the topic, though i only joined a public forum after despairing the need for additional information and experienced advice, i may be be so bold..
But..on the 'DMT-messiah' point, it's a matter of
style and
effectiveness
..does one, for instance, walk around at parties telling all and sundry that they 'must' or should try DMT..?
or, does one claim that it is a panacea for all conscious answers, just on it's own
..or even indeed that 'god' or 'they' instructed one to spread the word of DMT..? and then, as a few have done, does one manage to get their local scene 'hot' and authority lurked because of making so much public noise..is this a fad? many if not most of the type i'm talking about stop smoking DMT very often (if at all) after a brief honeymoon..it was a rush, not integration..
ultimately it's 'hype' merchants i'm talking about, but sure this is a matter of taste..
personally i think a 'contemplative' rather than rushed introduction to DMT has longer lasting beneficial effects..
..though, perhaps there is a form of intensely focused will and command of language which would suit an individual to mass educate on DMT..the danger with messiahs is they tend to get nailed to trees or thrown in the clunker..
..i hope we are moving away from the whole 'pyramidal' thing..kings, messiahs, outside icons..centralization..
indeed, even the infamous Osho (i'm no fan) stated towards the end of his life that 'the age of gurus is over'..that his followers should follow themselves..
so, to me the DMT-Nexus replaces the need for any singular DMT spokesperson or messiah..wisdom and knowledge multiplied..and queried..
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ps. some of these 'would-be messiahs' hype because they want a market..
hence this thread topic..