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Lesson learned: DMT falling on closed minds.

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Felnik said:
Generally, limited known drug experience is the only reference point and it doesn't even come close to representing a potential dmt journey . This thing is not really a drug in the traditional sense. There is an understandable complete underestimation of its potential power . Even after many many journeys i sometimes ask myself "how is this possible? .


I agree strongly with Felniks words particularly with regards to the vaporised experience.And that is why I think DMT enthusiasts will always be a niche group;a proper dose of the stuff is something that most people will find too shattering to face repeatedly and recreational is a term that just doesnt apply to it when its depths are ventured into.
 
tele said:
Sublingual caapi plus vaped DMT = My fav.

I can say the more you explore the more used you get to it. Same thing as tropical person getting used to northern winter.
The more I have explored, the more has my anxiety been transformed to respect and luv.

When you say sublingual caapi, are you referring to extracted caapi alkaloids? Also, can you compare the nausea (if any at all) with caapi tea?
 
hixidom said:
One can adjust the lenght of the experience by taking more than one blast off
That's true. I've also been thinking about getting some caapi.

It takes guts to do this repeatedly, and it takes respect and a certain degree of caution
Yes. I've done DMT about 3 times now. The last time I did it, I sat for about 15 minutes, before smoking it, trying to get my whole body to stop shaking. As much as I feel like I'm mentally prepared for what I'm going to experience, it's like part of my body is still utterly terrified of the experience. Does anybody else ever feel like this? I'm sure that even some of the people who love roller coasters find themselves shaking when the carts are making their climb. I guess I'm still developing my love for the unknown.

No worries. SWIM has done DMT ~60 or so and he still gets the shakes EVERY TIME before lift off no matter how much he mentally and physically prepares himself for hyperspacing. There is nothing in this world that can truly prepare you for the random awe and beauty associated with a proper DMT dosage.
 
Global said:
tele said:
Sublingual caapi plus vaped DMT = My fav.

I can say the more you explore the more used you get to it. Same thing as tropical person getting used to northern winter.
The more I have explored, the more has my anxiety been transformed to respect and luv.

When you say sublingual caapi, are you referring to extracted caapi alkaloids? Also, can you compare the nausea (if any at all) with caapi tea?

Yeah, extract... 20-30mg sublingually gives a very nice effect to the DMT. No nausea at all. Only mild effects by itself, the effects are visible how it affects the vaporized DMT. I take it almost every time before vaping.
 
tele said:
Global said:
tele said:
Sublingual caapi plus vaped DMT = My fav.

I can say the more you explore the more used you get to it. Same thing as tropical person getting used to northern winter.
The more I have explored, the more has my anxiety been transformed to respect and luv.

When you say sublingual caapi, are you referring to extracted caapi alkaloids? Also, can you compare the nausea (if any at all) with caapi tea?

Yeah, extract... 20-30mg sublingually gives a very nice effect to the DMT. No nausea at all. Only mild effects by itself, the effects are visible how it affects the vaporized DMT. I take it almost every time before vaping.

How much longer does each vaped experience last?
 
This in general is something that tends to bother me. People not doing the research, getting their arses kicked, and then blaming the drugs. Sometimes with psychological trauma.

It probably sounds arrogant, but it's not like we don't have access to information nowdays. There are literally gigabytes of text on the subject, does it really hurt so much to spend some time doing the homework? I don't get it.

I tend to see it, as someone else mentioned, as a matter of respect for the substances.. it's like you're asking to be schooled, doing this stuff without preparation.

I guess in part the cause would be the woefully inadequate cultural preparation (ie: none) available. Perhaps people have tried some pot or some xtc, figured they're equally illegal, so how different could it be.. I dunno, even this sounds really ignorant.
 
Well you have a point in that the law does treat them the same and society conditions people to think of the various drug experiences as all being somehow equal in nature (and in dangerousness).
 
Global said:
How much longer does each vaped experience last?

With caapi I've had what seemed to be very long journeys(like one hour), when they actually lasted about 15-20minutes.
With caapi the breakthrough stage is slowed down and often I can observe much easier as things aren't going around/changing so fast, but in terms of minutes the breakthrough stage is extended only by some minutes. However the after effects, such as mild closed eye hallucinations and well you know, after effects, they last 20-30 minutes after you are back from the breakthrough, so in total the experience lasts about 30-40 minutes.(so about 20 minutes longer) Also the bodily effects are very easily noticed especially in the after effects stage. In general I think caapi's general purpose in my journeys isn't making the journeys longer, but making them more deep with the spirit of the great vine(something like bringing some ayahuasca essence to the hyperspace).
I think there's much more to caapi than just slowing down your brains processes.
 
been in psychedelics for 35 years. I will tell you this for absolutely sure. If you mention a psychedelic and the persons ears dont perk up immediately move on. Seriously only those who have made the decision and are looking for the opportunity should be given the chance. Those of the mindset to try this stuff has already made that decision to 'ponder' it. Those on the fence might as well be a NO. If they aren't 100% from the get go they aren't of the right mindset.
 
vovin said:
been in psychedelics for 35 years. I will tell you this for absolutely sure. If you mention a psychedelic and the persons ears dont perk up immediately move on. Seriously only those who have made the decision and are looking for the opportunity should be given the chance. Those of the mindset to try this stuff has already made that decision to 'ponder' it. Those on the fence might as well be a NO. If they aren't 100% from the get go they aren't of the right mindset.

Very true words indeed vovin. SWIM use to think psyches were for everyone but boy was he wrong. When SWIM was first introduced to DMT by a friend he was immediately curious... his friend noticed. SWIM and said friend kept a nice dialog about spice for months, each one lasting 2-3 hours or more...each convo brought SWIM closer to the light of DMT. SWIM's friend felt he was ready to give SWIM a "peep show" on several occasions but something inside of SWIM told him that he just wasn't ready yet. SWIM has FULL respect for DMT and he wanted everything to be just right for the first time. SWIM's friend ended up moving but not without gifting SWIM with a good amount of spice. SWIM was beyond grateful for this, and he was beyond grateful for having such an understanding friend that approached DMT with intelligence.

Needless to say it's been months since SWIM's first trip and he's ~60 or so trips in and he wouldn't take anything back at all. Some people are destined for this path and some are not... simple as that!
 
vovin said:
been in psychedelics for 35 years. I will tell you this for absolutely sure. If you mention a psychedelic and the persons ears dont perk up immediately move on. Seriously only those who have made the decision and are looking for the opportunity should be given the chance. Those of the mindset to try this stuff has already made that decision to 'ponder' it. Those on the fence might as well be a NO. If they aren't 100% from the get go they aren't of the right mindset.

I've been around psychedelics for much less time, but your words surely ring true.
 
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