List of questions for DMT entities

[eDNA]

Other than self centered questions about yourself, if you were fortunate enough to fully break through during a DMT trip and be in a position to ask a question - what question would you ask a DMT entity?

When coming up with a question, it may help to think of it in this way: a very educated and knowledgeable human today, holding multiple degrees in many branches of science and philosophy, can answer *plenty* of questions asked by anyone from the pre-industrial age. They cannot answer individual self-centered questions but can say plenty about a lot of topics that almost everyone living in pre-industrial age would not know...

So with that in mind, what specifically would you ask? Come up with a good one... most people cannot do this on the spot, but in time, maybe a good one would come to you?

 

[Global]

What is your primary motivation for interaction with us?

 

[strtman]

I would ask the entity: are you only existing in our mind during the trip or are you always amongst us as an entity in another dimension?

 

[Quetzal7]

Is human beings "engineered" by higher intelligence? Is Life on earth an emergent natural process?

What is the source of individuality and freedom?

(and as a engineer myself: if it's possible, how to make a free-energy device? :roll: )

 

[Koornut]

Why are mangoes so delicious?

 

[universecannon]

Can you show me how the boar ate the cabbage?

 

[Nathanial.Dread]

Why consciousness?

Blessings
~ND

 

[Sweet vitriol]

Is our species any more or less significant than other species?

 

[3rdI]

are you as high as me?

 

[DoingKermit]

What do you guys do when we're not around?

More importantly - Did consciousness exist before life? or did the evolution of life create consciousness?

 

[Felnik]

What are you taking from me ? And do you exist in the past or the present ?

 

[electro]

What is your primary motivation for interaction with us?

this :thumb_up:

 

[Glossolalia]

Somehow I find this relevant:

Imagine that it was your privilege to have a brief interview with God, in the course of which you are allowed to ask one question. What would you ask?

You'd think this over very carefully, because this golden opportunity will come to you only once, and you'd have to be careful that you didn't ask a silly question.

You might try God out with a Zen Buddhist koan, such as: "Beyond the positive and the negative, what is reality?" And the Lord would tell you, "My dear child, your question has no meaning."

So perhaps you should have asked, "What question should I ask?"

And the Lord would say to you: "My dear child, why do you want a question?"

It seems you do want a question, don't you? You can't be happy unless there's a problem.

— Alan Watts

(full lecture here)