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OH. MY. GOD. first breakthrough report

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Couple of other graphics (cribbed from internet) that are somewhat reminiscent of some bits of hyperspace I can remember from various smoalks (mainly due to the color schemes and rapid strobing/flip-flopping):

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This experience I had shares striking similarities to this report, in that the way I was able to remain sane in this dimension was to forget what I'd seen 'on the other side' (which happens naturally, although it seems impossible when you're in the thick of it).
 
Mr.Peabody said:
Sounds pretty freakin cool! I'm glad you got where you intended to go.

As for shivering, I have this happen fairly often. If I'm not in a nice warm bed, I often get the shivers. I do think it's mostly a mental thing, though. Physiologically, you may need to shiver, but I know when it happens to me, I'm not really that cold, at least not cold enough to really need to shiver. The last time I had some DMT, I could not stop shivering. So, I indulged my body/brain and shivered as hard as I could. It was interesting. For some reason, introducing my own intention into the shiver waves caused a change in the fractals I was seeing behind closed eyes. Everything became radially symmetrical, forming a mandala. It was pretty sweet.

May you have many more mind blowing journeys!:thumb_up:

It sounds like shivering is common after an intense DMT trip?
Could shivering be from ones altered [nervous system] trying to re group back to baseline..something like a mini convulsion?...
I have smoked acacia many times in changa form and never experianced shivering...
How long did it take the shivers to stop?
 
Great trip report corto - thanks for sharing man. :love:

Yeah DMT shakes and shivers:

When I first started working with the spice I would vape/smoke BIG doses fast and go deep into hyperspace. When I would come back, as I approached baseline I would get horrible shakes - they would start in my hands and sometimes work up and affect my whole body. They would fade with time. My husband was concerned. I was utterly convinced and still am, that for me, those shakes were a response to the sheer ovaries to the wall intensity that is DMT.

There's another issue here too - it's what my husband calls "The Drowning Response," and I think he might be onto something here. Before I vape DMT and especially during and after, I get really cold, like seriously CORPSE cold. I have to layer up and bury myself in blankets and still so cold. My husband says this "drowning response" is all of the blood in my body rushing to the core and away from the extremities . . . .

Thanks again for sharing that great report - so very, very DMT.
 
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