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Exp. Report Spirit possession and the beginning of my path

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northape

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This experience happened back in 2013, and it was my second one with rue. The first time, I drank rue by itself a week prior, which resulted in a whole night of purging. Most likely, it cleansed my body and produced the opening that led to the following ayahuasca analog journey. I used 10g of Hawaiian chacruna cooked for 30 minutes with 3g of rue.

I knew right away that this session was going to be different. The medicine took over quickly, and I heard a voice in my mental space: "What do you want to heal?" It was the only time I heard a clear voice from the brew. It was in my head, but the source felt external, as if coming from some kind of intelligence. Back then, I had an issue with my nose and some breathing problems, so I naturally pointed to it and asked for healing. Moments later, I found myself in the silent, dark space of my room with medicine music playing in the background. I was facing the wall a few meters ahead of me when ayahuasca symbols started to appear. They were very similar to the well-known zigzag patterns of neon green, and one of them caught my attention. As I focused on it, a profound shift occurred in my state. My eyes rolled back, and I began to see many visions. I do not know how much time passed. When I opened my eyes and tried to focus on the dark space again, I found myself sitting cross-legged like a yogi with a straight back. The whole room transformed into a vast space, and my awareness opened into the cleanest, most open state I can remember to this day. I immediately noted to myself: "That is how high-level meditators see the world." The shift was so stark compared to my mundane reality that my whole being just basked in it. Simply sitting and being was enough; I had no other thoughts to speak of.
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Suddenly, I saw a distant mountain range and a number of beings sitting in full lotus flying from there toward me. They felt very sacred and wise. Then, one of them entered my body. It felt as if something enormous and heavy went into my skin. I would say it was larger than a truck, but somehow it found a place to rest within me. At that moment, I lost control and became a passive observer of the entire situation. That being never spoke, but immediately began to perform a series of breathing exercises through my body. It was a form of pranayama, very unlike anything found in yogic literature. Some breaths were shallow, while others were deep. It made a number of deep sounds and so on. Honestly, I can hardly remember any of it, even if everything was as clear as day in the moment. When one being left me, another took its place and performed a new series of pranayamas. These shifts continued for what felt like days, and I started to worry about what was happening and how long it would continue. However, my primary feeling was gratitude, and I bowed to each one after it had finished its job. The entire procedure was accompanied by extreme shifts in my energy as well. Eventually, I saw all of them fly off to a different mountain range and found myself back in my room. I was exhausted and at a loss for words. I had read about entity encounters before, but this was on another level. They took over and performed healing from the inside. I never even questioned them. Each one felt so large, wise, and ancient that my little self could not even compare.
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Back in my room, the journey was still going strong. It felt as if I had been in the process for days, and the medicine once again showed me what was bothering me. Essentially, I was too disconnected from society and desperately wanted a place within the tribe. This realization shook me to the core, and I cried a great deal. Moments later, I saw a large sphere of light that somehow represented my mind. The medicine was nudging me to explore more, but I was finished and pleaded for it to stop. In the blink of an eye, the journey abruptly ended, and I was seemingly completely sober. The only thought my head could produce was: "What was that?"

What followed were the hardest few months of my life. Each night, I would have a DMT trip instead of normal dreaming. The breathing exercises the spirits performed through me produced a significant effect on my waking consciousness as well. I could see and feel the world as alive and breathing. Even watching simple patterns would catch my attention and lead to hyperspace or deep absorption. Somehow, I closed that opening, but to this day, I wonder what would have happened if I had let it be. My life was hard from a mundane standpoint, but I was the most alive I have ever been. I worked with plants extensively after that but could never come close to that experience. Years later, all my visions disappeared as well. I wonder if I closed my third eye for good in this life. I saw it as a large eye at the top of my skull closing; that was the vision. I am still shaking just writing about it many years later. Sometimes, the medicine just takes you.
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Can I ask about "the neon wall"?
Is it a common theme?

I lately had a DMT smoke and all trip was a neon Hebrew wall with shifting colors. The colors shifted in a rainbow theme clearly in rhythm with the spoken word that was put in my head.

Somehow I feel off, cause I always encounter having words put in my head.
 
Can I ask about "the neon wall"?
Is it a common theme?

I lately had a DMT smoke and all trip was a neon Hebrew wall with shifting colors. The colors shifted in a rainbow theme clearly in rhythm with the spoken word that was put in my head.

Somehow I feel off, cause I always encounter having words put in my head.
I think these usual aya patterns come from the chacruna. It's her character to present herself that way. What I saw was similar to the first picture in my post.
The only difference is that these patterns were in 3D and hanging in space. Focusing on any of them would lead into a visual experience, as always.
Each DMT plant has its own vibe and visual representation. Acacia tends to be cartoonish, and mimosa is closer to the general DMT theme.

Smoked DMT without any harmalas would give a different effect. Further, it's all based on your own symbols. These plants try to present info in a way you'd understand.
So search inside. What does it mean for you? Sometimes it's just a representation of energy and has no real meaning behind it - just seeing it is the meaning.
I'm far from an authority on plant use, so all of it is my own speculation.
 
Thanks for sharing this fascinating account @northape I too get curious about what would have happened if you made no attempt to close the opening.

In 2010 I had some Hawaiian chacruna with caapi and felt like I was on the verge of not knowing who/what I was, or what was happening to me (it still wasn’t a visionary experience like the one you described, though). Eventually, the journey opened up to an experience of unearthly calm that felt like transcending the duality of life and death. I felt pretty floaty in the days that followed, but nothing like the significant opening you described.
 
@northape I think it's entirely possible to reopen your third eye – if that's what you truly want to do... go to Anna's Archive and download Awakening the Third Eye by Samuel Sagan... he has some pretty good suggestions in there.

Honestly I've yet to return to this book because... well, if you're seeing dragons and ghosts, and you have no one to talk to about it, it can be a little unbalancing. At least for me....
 
In 2010 I had some Hawaiian chacruna with caapi and felt like I was on the verge of not knowing who/what I was, or what was happening to me (it still wasn’t a visionary experience like the one you described, though). Eventually, the journey opened up to an experience of unearthly calm that felt like transcending the duality of life and death. I felt pretty floaty in the days that followed, but nothing like the significant opening you described.
Hawaiian chacruna was indeed special. Funny enough, it looks like I had last batch that came to Europe, and it disappeared right after. So, I'm grateful that I got to experience its magic. I do wonder what my life would look like if I had approached it differently. Although, I was pretty naive back then and thought that all light plants were the same. What I omitted in my report was a clear message from the plants to stop any further exploration and live my life. Needless to say, I thought that I knew better and went all in instead. I think that was my own fate at play, but still...
@northape I think it's entirely possible to reopen your third eye – if that's what you truly want to do... go to Anna's Archive and download Awakening the Third Eye by Samuel Sagan... he has some pretty good suggestions in there.
Thank you for your suggestion. I'll check it out.
Edit: I've checked the book, and it looks like I use many of the methods from it already. It's not like my spiritual vision is fully gone, but it feels like some kind of veil hides its full expression. My intuition is that mushrooms can help in this department more than anything else. I'm interested in exploring changa and mushrooms later on. First, I'll take a long break from the medicine starting this summer. I've got a lot to digest and need to create a more grounded life based on all the lessons I've received over the years.
Honestly I've yet to return to this book because... well, if you're seeing dragons and ghosts, and you have no one to talk to about it, it can be a little unbalancing. At least for me....
That was my biggest problem back then. I had two lives running in parallel: mundane struggles and deep, every-night journeying. No one would get it, and I felt quite alone with my struggles. It was too much for me back then. I worked extensively with acacia bark later on, and I think it leads away from visions, at least in my case.
 
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There is also a possibility that these spirits pushed you more into this layer of reality.
Sure. My life fully changed direction after that experience. That is why I still remember it years later. One thing is certain: I have become much more aware of my inner life.
That symbolic representation of yogic beings was based on my own images. I do feel that they were some kind of healing spirits and not yogis or anything like that. For most of my life, I have been interested in Tibetan Buddhism and spirituality. Even in my teens, I was fascinated by stories from the Himalayas. Medicine does work with what we have inside.

My work with barks was focused on wisdom and "Who am I?" investigation, and it shifted toward devotion later on. Who knows which forces plan these programs for us? I do miss a more engaging visual style of work, because it has all become very somatic for me. Only very high doses of light give visions, but they are once again veiled somehow. Most likely, it just pushes me toward a certain style of work, and it will all change further down the road. Visuals could easily become a distraction, leading one away from the real work that needs to be done. Anyhow, I have made peace with it all, but some part of me still wants this transcending experience to repeat. Everything comes in its own rightful time, though.
 
Awesome and beautiful experience!

The plants planted their spiritual seeds. Now you can find and 'listen' to the plants that will sprout from within.

But you already know this.

🦋
 
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