MysticSpace
Rising Star
Hiya Everyone,
I've been questioning certain aspects of what I have been reaing when it comes to DMT and hallucinogenic in general, more trying to prepare myself for the event of a bad experience, of which appears to be inevitable, however what exactly is a "bad experience"?
I've read over a couple of experience here on the Nexus and there are more positives than negitive experiences, however what this experience is exactly is the confusement.
When I hear "trip", I imagine it all to be within the users head whereas with a "hyperspace" experience, i imagine beign pulled away from my physical body -- So if this is the ase, is a bad experience when it coems to hyperspace, happen when you are taken to a dark place so to speak, how does meditating, relaxing your physical body alter the bad experience likelihood?
Best Regards,
Tim
I've been questioning certain aspects of what I have been reaing when it comes to DMT and hallucinogenic in general, more trying to prepare myself for the event of a bad experience, of which appears to be inevitable, however what exactly is a "bad experience"?
I've read over a couple of experience here on the Nexus and there are more positives than negitive experiences, however what this experience is exactly is the confusement.
When I hear "trip", I imagine it all to be within the users head whereas with a "hyperspace" experience, i imagine beign pulled away from my physical body -- So if this is the ase, is a bad experience when it coems to hyperspace, happen when you are taken to a dark place so to speak, how does meditating, relaxing your physical body alter the bad experience likelihood?
Best Regards,
Tim
When you have a bad trip on dmt its not about going to a bad place psychologically, at least not for me. Rather its the polar opposite of a succsesful dmt trip; a good dmt trip authenticates itself, is the ultimate, is oderly, is magical--a bad trip is disorder and chaos, and to a degree where no one can deal with it because there is no area in life where such disorder arises, for it is a disorder of some other dimension. There are 10,000 ways to suffer in the dark alleys of hyperspacial travel. The thing is all 10,000 are things you had never thought of, can never think of.