Sound is everything

[M0K0]

So here is something interesting i found out and i want to know if you guys experience the same.
When doing DMT trips i can make the experience stronger when playing healing music over my stereo.
It feels like the whole hyperspace and its entities can use this sound to stabilize.
The experience is much calmer and longer as if the sound gives it something to hold on.
This sound works wonders:

anybody can say something about this?
Or is it realy that easy that these healing frequencies really bring me into an higher state of awareness and thats why im longer high?

 

[Fridge]

I believe sound has a huge influence on the experience. I experimented with several kinds of music and the music I found most beneficial for the experience is very similar to the one you chose. This one for example is one of my go to albums for DMT journeys:

Also, there's a member here on this forum, who created a very neat track to facilitate DMT journeys. The track I especially fell in love with and which I believe made an impossible break through experience possible, is this one:

Both of these examples have helped me to navigate in hyperspace a lot.

One question and I hope this is not too off topic. On my last journey I had a very strong sensation that there was a child-like entity playing with the track I chose to listen to. Adding sounds, slowing it down, speeding it up, pitching it up,... I could feel it's joy doing so. I believe entities enjoy the right kind of music.

Sometimes I wonder what would happen if I chose something completely out of the norm to listen to.

 

[OliverJ]

The impact of sound is absolutely huge, in my experience.

Like you, I have found "healing" music to be euphoric and yet calming at the same time. I have had incredible trips with healing music.
When I did ayahuasca in Spain, in ceremony, they played all kinds of music. Things I would never listen to of my own preference. It was awesome sent me somewhere i've never been able to go back to.
I've had random music come up in playlists which has been erratic or "dark". The results were as expected. Unpleasant. My friends have had the same experience in this regard.

Peace

 

[ABe©eDarian]

I like didgeridoo.

 

[ControlledChaos]

I've never smoked DMT but I've done Ayahausca ten times on my own (not in a formal ceremony) and I've found that the visual and cognitive experience absolutely modulate with the songs playing. I love to lay there for hours in a waking dream state with my music on enjoying the visions that Ayahausca is showing me, it's like the plant is dancing to the music. I finished the last of the Ayahausca I have last night and listened to a lot of different music of various kinds. Supper's Ready by Genesis, traditional icaros, fantasy themed music, Nine Feet Underground by Caravan, Emerson Lake and Palmer, JS Bach, and the organ works of Dietrich Buxtehude. Each type of music painted my experience in its own way. If you ever get the chance to just lay back on Ayahausca and listen to different music I absolutely recommend it.

 

[Voidmatrix]

Inside and outside psychedelic spaces, sound and music are psychological vehicles that can guide direction of an experience. Think about some of the most impactful music on you, psychologically and emotionally. This is magnified and intensified by psychedelics. It becomes an adjunct in exploring ourselves and having different perceptions and perspectives of the world and existence if we really pay attention.

Part of my having psychedelic and somatic experiences with cannabis is heavily reliant upon the kinds of music and sounds therein that can induce such an experience.

Music is integral, at the very least, in the of any psychedelic work or endeavors.

One love

 

[lsrvnt]

you know when I first started I used to listen to a lot of synth and electronic trance to calm me down. however honestly as I progressed I started to realize that everything of this world that was sensory: cold, hot, discomfort, loud, smells (good or bad, honestly any sound too, would pull me back into this reality and out of hyperspace. the times that i was able to go in the middle of the night when no one is awake turning my meditation music way down slowly over time then when it's perfectly quiet or my meditation music is so low I can barely hear it, taking that singular very intentional hit to breakthrough. that's when I had the most clear and easy communication with the spirits or entities and feel the most in that world. any kind of sound or smell will just bring me back. just my experience and everyone is different.

 

[starway7]

I agree...sound...music during a dmt trip cam make it a more freindly healing experiance ..especially piano music..

I found this also to be true with.. strong or mild salvia trips so long as you dont take too strong of a dose!

Any music that is spiritual and meditative ..can be calming and protective... and reduce negetivity and prevent freak outs...

good music during dmt trips ... [at sensable doses]..can have good effects..like ...the dmt is the river...and the music..can produce positive emotion.]] and acts like the currant and leads the river gently into a rising sun of many colorfull worlds..