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Please, don't leave the light on for me.

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HungryDirt

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So lately in my life, smoking spice under the cover of natural darkness has evaded me. in turn, I have mainly devoted myself to experiencing spice in the daytime, primarily in nature. I am smoking a lot- I mean 50mgs+ and smoking them well but I am not reaching the quintessence, the forgotten plateau, the color out of space or whatever you call it. Is the absence of... well the absence of light actually stifling my experiences? The times I have broken through into full bodied apparition deep-space have all been in mostly darkened rooms; am I over-estimating the power of the spice? I mean don't get me wrong- I am having lovely, spiritual experiences, and I have never seen the lotus/chrysanthemum in such stunning clarity. There have even been a couple of times that I have "transcended" the flower and seen almost painting like vistas and creatures, but they are devoid of life in full blown sunlight and move around and by me like Athenian artwork. Thanks for any help or similar experiences.
 
I think there's no much importance in the amount of light around you, but the amount of DMT you are getting into your brain, when it comes to reaching breakthroughs. In daytime of course the visuals can be different but I don't think it has different depth to it, at least in my experience. Altough I have never smoked in very bright light.

E: Altough sure there's the difference between daylight that the colors around you can effect the visuals you see, while in the dark they are "pure" visuals.
So when I take that in consideration I must take back my words when I say "no much importance in light around"
But still judging by my own experience I find no difference in the depth of the experience.
 
I've never gone as deep into hyperspace during the day as I have at night, or prior exposure to darkness or dim light.
With that said, DMT in the sunshine is a beautiful thing. If deeper is what you seek, then darkness is where you must tread.

It doesn't matter how much I consume, if I am outside even in the shade, the trip is not going to equate to the vividness and detail that occurs in the dark.

If you find you are still not getting to where you want to go, experiment with synergy.
DMT on LSD. Smoking DMT on ayahuasca. Things like that.
 
I am smoking between 50 and 75 milligrams per meditative transition. I am smoking the entirety of the dose, the same way that the exact same dose will make me reach hyperspace in a dark space. It almost feels like the warmth of the sun and the saturation of yellow and red behind the walls of my eyelids is bending the experience in a less alien, more nature fixated path.
 
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I've never gone as deep into hyperspace during the day as I have at night, or prior exposure to darkness or dim light.
With that said, DMT in the sunshine is a beautiful thing. If deeper is what you seek, then darkness is where you must tread.

It doesn't matter how much I consume, if I am outside even in the shade, the trip is not going to equate to the vividness and detail that occurs in the dark.

If you find you are still not getting to where you want to go, experiment with synergy.
DMT on LSD. Smoking DMT on ayahuasca. Things like that.


This is perfect; exactly the information I am looking for. I put little scientific effort into everything to do with spice, even though I know it is beautiful biology. I feel it is too good for the current state of scientific fascism in the west.

Thank you for the corroborating sentiment.
 
It's just like watching a movie in darkness as opposed to with the lights on. The more light you can eliminate, the more vivid the visuals. That's the way it works for me, anyway. The more outside stimuli in general I block out, the more easily I can then tune in to the full spectacle of the inner landscape.

If you like it outside but are bothered by the light, invest in a $10 sleep mask. I never traverse the cosmos without, at least during daylight hours.
 
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