Re-Hello :)

[ContrastedMind]

Hey !

So I used to have a member account here on nexus, wasn't active for a while, lost it, wanted to start posting again, and here I am. No worries about that

Well, let me start by saying that i've always posted, and will continue to, for my elephant who's really into Dimitri. He communicates to me telepathically. Hence, I am not accountable for any future post since I am just the medium between the elephant and you. For simplicity, future post will be written in first person, but remember, this is not me speaking.

In all honesty, I am missing talking to people who also have had breakthroughs, not knowing anyone other than myself who has personally.

Will be posting soon !

P.S I know all this elephant talk and my user name makes it seem like I may have mental problems. Be assured my friend, I am mentally insane (not pejorative).

- The elephant

 

[newconnection]

You don't insane to me at all friend, what you said made sense!... I do have a question though..

The elephant? ... ganesha perhaps?

 

[ContrastedMind]

You don't insane to me at all friend, what you said made sense!... I do have a question though..

The elephant? ... ganesha perhaps?

Thank you friend : D

I was only doing a word play though, no one ever understands them so i'll explain (this is my fault lol) : if I am mentally insane and this is not pejorative then the opposite, mentally sane, is peculiar to having mental problems. I know, non-sense, but it still may be something to think about

I've never actually seen an elephant, but I like them. I wish I could see Ganesha or something similar !

 

[newconnection]

Oh okay! I understand you...

And everytime I hear about elephants, I immediately think "Ganesha", I saw her once and wish I could see her again... although from hearing other people's experiences, and having my very own, it appears that she only comes around on the first trips...

I would love to hear about someone who has seen her more than once!, she is wonderful and so beautiful.

 

[f1]

I liked hearing someones theory on the Nexus that maybe Ganesh is so prevalent to initial breakthroughs is because, they eat acacia and other plants that contain DMT and are Shamans, & act as a kinda guide.

but this whole universe/earth thing is likely much weirder than that.

 

[Global]

Oh okay! I understand you...

And everytime I hear about elephants, I immediately think "Ganesha", I saw her once and wish I could see her again... although from hearing other people's experiences, and having my very own, it appears that she only comes around on the first trips...

I would love to hear about someone who has seen her more than once!, she is wonderful and so beautiful.

From the research I did in compiling others' DMT-ganesha experiences, it seems to me, that there wasn't just initial experiences at play. She also seems to be somewhat prevalent in "new beginnings"; removing of barriers and other initiatory kinds of experiences. The vast majority of the threads I collected did indeed deal predominantly with initial DMT experiences however. I believe I found some who did indeed encounter her on multiple occasions.

I liked hearing someones theory on the Nexus that maybe Ganesh is so prevalent to initial breakthroughs is because, they eat acacia and other plants that contain DMT and are Shamans, & act as a kinda guide.

One of the things I wonder with an idea like that is the particular cultural aesthetic at play. I for one have not had the pleasure of encountering Ganesha first hand, but of the Egyptian deities I've seen, they are incredibly accurate in particular detail and cultural aesthetic. For example when I saw the Egyptian Bennu Bird, it wasn't simply observing a heron in hyperspace; sure, I've seen plenty of animals in hyperspace from eagles to a variety of snakes to horses and lions, but it is quite clear that the heron I saw matched 100% the Egyptian depiction of the deity. I'd imagine the same would hold true for Ganesha. Perhaps the "lesser" animals do have access to DMT rich sources or have at some point in the past, but I would feel that the cultural deity phenomenon seems to transcend that.