logistics
Rising Star
Dosage: 25mg orange ACRB goo, then additional 30mg goo
Pre-experience:
I just finished making the Machine and decide to finally try to use some of my freshly extracted goo. I choose my room and my bed as my setting. I’m clear headed but excited for what’s to come. I contemplate turning the lights off but decide against it so I can better see what’s going on with my machine.
Experience:
As I get my hits I notice the steel wool glowing and crackling. I think to myself, “hmm that’s unexpected”. I’m able to take two solid hits until I’m no longer getting any vapor and experience slight chest discomfort, so I don’t hold them in as long as I probably should. I feel a very strong buzz from the bottom of my jaw, down my neck and shoulders to the middle of my chest. I notice that breathing is becoming more voluntary. My room looks brighter and peculiar, and I can clearly see the room breathing/moving. I have an open mouthed smile from ear to ear. I decide to lay back on my bed, and get slight CEVs. This continues for what felt like 5 minutes, and then I re-loaded my machine. With a better idea of what to expect when using the machine, I’m able to take three long, deep hits. This time the rush and subsequent buzz is even stronger than before. The two small fans running in my room become noticeably all I hear, and their sounds harmonize and appear to loop for the rest of the experience. At the same time of noticing the fans, the body buzz becomes so strong that I am unable to move from my slouched, seated position on my bed. The carpet at my feet appears to pulsate non-geometric (curved and unique, for lack of better words…almost like a petri dish of bacteria under a microscope) shapes. I notice myself finally laying back onto my bed and close my eyes. At this point the light was getting too bright so I tuck my face into my arm. The CEVs I see at this point are indescribably complex and fluid…what I can say though is that they were mainly purple and black, and looked to be three dimensional space. After a few minutes of this I get up and turn off the lights, laying back down in darkness. Visuals and buzz begin to subside, and I notice how detached my mind and thoughts feel from my physical body.
Thoughts:
First of all, WOW. I write this report with a profound respect for DMT, it’s still puzzling me how it can act so quickly and so powerfully. It's been no more than 30 minutes after my experience, so I apologize for the disorganization and poor grammar of my writing. Hopefully with some more experience I’ll be better able to describe what I actually feel is going on. I’m definitely happy with my first experience, but it is raising far more questions than it has answered. I think I came very close to breaking though this first time. I could be way off though - considering I need to improve my technique with the machine - but it felt extremely strong nonetheless. By strong I mean rapid and intense visuals and body high…at no time did I feel any fear or anxiety.
Implications:
As of now, I find myself questioning whether or not I really want to experience full ego death. As stated in my introduction essay, I came to DMT and the nexus looking for ego death. I generally like who I am as a person - I know there are some things I really need to work on (especially when it comes to relationships) - but I don’t think I want to start from scratch rebuilding the entire sense of self that has been built up for decades now. If ego death wipes the slate completely clean, I don’t think I am ready for it. But if ego death can be a more focused tool, allowing me to target with some preemptive focus the areas of my life I’d like to examine and re-develop, then I’m definitely ready. Perhaps the very areas of myself that I don’t want wiped clean are the areas causing the problems? Any insights are greatly appreciated. I’m very happy this first experience is making me question my intentions. I’d also like to add that despite my low post count and very recent membership on the nexus, I really do feel at home here and comfortable sharing my experiences with you all. I’m definitely thankful to have this space and community to discuss these matters.
Peace
Pre-experience:
I just finished making the Machine and decide to finally try to use some of my freshly extracted goo. I choose my room and my bed as my setting. I’m clear headed but excited for what’s to come. I contemplate turning the lights off but decide against it so I can better see what’s going on with my machine.
Experience:
As I get my hits I notice the steel wool glowing and crackling. I think to myself, “hmm that’s unexpected”. I’m able to take two solid hits until I’m no longer getting any vapor and experience slight chest discomfort, so I don’t hold them in as long as I probably should. I feel a very strong buzz from the bottom of my jaw, down my neck and shoulders to the middle of my chest. I notice that breathing is becoming more voluntary. My room looks brighter and peculiar, and I can clearly see the room breathing/moving. I have an open mouthed smile from ear to ear. I decide to lay back on my bed, and get slight CEVs. This continues for what felt like 5 minutes, and then I re-loaded my machine. With a better idea of what to expect when using the machine, I’m able to take three long, deep hits. This time the rush and subsequent buzz is even stronger than before. The two small fans running in my room become noticeably all I hear, and their sounds harmonize and appear to loop for the rest of the experience. At the same time of noticing the fans, the body buzz becomes so strong that I am unable to move from my slouched, seated position on my bed. The carpet at my feet appears to pulsate non-geometric (curved and unique, for lack of better words…almost like a petri dish of bacteria under a microscope) shapes. I notice myself finally laying back onto my bed and close my eyes. At this point the light was getting too bright so I tuck my face into my arm. The CEVs I see at this point are indescribably complex and fluid…what I can say though is that they were mainly purple and black, and looked to be three dimensional space. After a few minutes of this I get up and turn off the lights, laying back down in darkness. Visuals and buzz begin to subside, and I notice how detached my mind and thoughts feel from my physical body.
Thoughts:
First of all, WOW. I write this report with a profound respect for DMT, it’s still puzzling me how it can act so quickly and so powerfully. It's been no more than 30 minutes after my experience, so I apologize for the disorganization and poor grammar of my writing. Hopefully with some more experience I’ll be better able to describe what I actually feel is going on. I’m definitely happy with my first experience, but it is raising far more questions than it has answered. I think I came very close to breaking though this first time. I could be way off though - considering I need to improve my technique with the machine - but it felt extremely strong nonetheless. By strong I mean rapid and intense visuals and body high…at no time did I feel any fear or anxiety.
Implications:
As of now, I find myself questioning whether or not I really want to experience full ego death. As stated in my introduction essay, I came to DMT and the nexus looking for ego death. I generally like who I am as a person - I know there are some things I really need to work on (especially when it comes to relationships) - but I don’t think I want to start from scratch rebuilding the entire sense of self that has been built up for decades now. If ego death wipes the slate completely clean, I don’t think I am ready for it. But if ego death can be a more focused tool, allowing me to target with some preemptive focus the areas of my life I’d like to examine and re-develop, then I’m definitely ready. Perhaps the very areas of myself that I don’t want wiped clean are the areas causing the problems? Any insights are greatly appreciated. I’m very happy this first experience is making me question my intentions. I’d also like to add that despite my low post count and very recent membership on the nexus, I really do feel at home here and comfortable sharing my experiences with you all. I’m definitely thankful to have this space and community to discuss these matters.
Peace