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Rising Star
Hey everyone,
so, quick report to get feedbacks if you can give me some : )
I use the e-mesh technique and I decided to go for 40mg this time. I never took so much.
I took it all in one toke, but, probably because I wasn’t sure I could, I made an extra effort (respiratory wise). I think it lead to a feeling of discomfort (more on that at the end of the message).
I almost have no memories of anything previous to what we call the hyperspace (if I’m not wrong) : moving rooms and corridors filled with presence and meaning, of a mind-blowing complexity. A SHIT TON of esoteric symbols and sometimes incredibly sophisticated machinery. Maybe that’s the « waiting room »?
It’s hard to follow all the meanings of the words commonly used here. I was reading Andrew Gallimore’s book, Alien Information Theory, and in the chapter that describes the hyperspace, a ton of the thing he said has never happened to me… and since he presents those as « recurrent experiences among others », it’s quite confusing.
For instance, I don’t think I ever saw a « clear cut entity ». By that I mean that I see bodies and faces, but their shape is not absolutely defined, it’s like they’re part of the decor, of the walls… I’ve never heard nor felt any « cheering » regarding my arrival. I’ve never been guided…
But mainly, the thing that triggers most of my curiosity, in the way he describes things and in some reports I read here, is the remaining of a self conscious.
When I read « the entities were cheering me as I came through the vail », I’m super confused because when I do DMT, I kinda lose any idea of myself.
For instance, and that’s something else I wanna ask you about: I think I did some light apnea. Does that ever happen to you? like 2 or 3 times, I could hear/be conscious of my body’s reflex to open its mouth and breathe. And I was surprised because I didn’t understand « what body » was doing that?
I never thought explicitly « I’m dead » but it did feel like I was thinking « breathing ? why ? are we still alive ? aren’t we dead ? » (I write « we », because I don’t think I felt « I » )
So, in general, most of the things I read here and there seem « very conceptualizable » when every time I open my eyes again, I feel like I was in a non-conceptual place (by that, I mean that there was no room for discursive thinking, for any linear thoughts), almost like no word or idea could ever emerge there (and yet, there is not doubt in my mind that this is « it », this is the true meaning of it all).
I came back with one insight, that resonates a lot with Gallimore’s book, so who knows if it’s connected: everything’s a big Game and the entities invited me to play.
A part of me knows that I’m experiencing exactly what I’m supposed to experience. But a part of me is also filled with utter curiosity for this world and wants « more »… but that’s part of the journey!
Safe travel to all of you
so, quick report to get feedbacks if you can give me some : )
I use the e-mesh technique and I decided to go for 40mg this time. I never took so much.
I took it all in one toke, but, probably because I wasn’t sure I could, I made an extra effort (respiratory wise). I think it lead to a feeling of discomfort (more on that at the end of the message).
I almost have no memories of anything previous to what we call the hyperspace (if I’m not wrong) : moving rooms and corridors filled with presence and meaning, of a mind-blowing complexity. A SHIT TON of esoteric symbols and sometimes incredibly sophisticated machinery. Maybe that’s the « waiting room »?
It’s hard to follow all the meanings of the words commonly used here. I was reading Andrew Gallimore’s book, Alien Information Theory, and in the chapter that describes the hyperspace, a ton of the thing he said has never happened to me… and since he presents those as « recurrent experiences among others », it’s quite confusing.
For instance, I don’t think I ever saw a « clear cut entity ». By that I mean that I see bodies and faces, but their shape is not absolutely defined, it’s like they’re part of the decor, of the walls… I’ve never heard nor felt any « cheering » regarding my arrival. I’ve never been guided…
But mainly, the thing that triggers most of my curiosity, in the way he describes things and in some reports I read here, is the remaining of a self conscious.
When I read « the entities were cheering me as I came through the vail », I’m super confused because when I do DMT, I kinda lose any idea of myself.
For instance, and that’s something else I wanna ask you about: I think I did some light apnea. Does that ever happen to you? like 2 or 3 times, I could hear/be conscious of my body’s reflex to open its mouth and breathe. And I was surprised because I didn’t understand « what body » was doing that?
I never thought explicitly « I’m dead » but it did feel like I was thinking « breathing ? why ? are we still alive ? aren’t we dead ? » (I write « we », because I don’t think I felt « I » )
So, in general, most of the things I read here and there seem « very conceptualizable » when every time I open my eyes again, I feel like I was in a non-conceptual place (by that, I mean that there was no room for discursive thinking, for any linear thoughts), almost like no word or idea could ever emerge there (and yet, there is not doubt in my mind that this is « it », this is the true meaning of it all).
I came back with one insight, that resonates a lot with Gallimore’s book, so who knows if it’s connected: everything’s a big Game and the entities invited me to play.
A part of me knows that I’m experiencing exactly what I’m supposed to experience. But a part of me is also filled with utter curiosity for this world and wants « more »… but that’s part of the journey!
Safe travel to all of you