These are going to be generally subjective answers as it's not the same for everyone.
1. Depends on the dose, one's mindset, and that particular session. It's possible to completely forget this reality for a time.
2. See #1
3. Some people will say it the experience feels more real than their everyday experience. I tend to say it feels like a deeper reality. Semantics really.
4. Yes. We have to be willing to commit and surrender to the molecule and experience it elicits.
5. Personally, I think about DMT pretty often, everyday. However, the experience has a way of being fleeting, so one may ruminate on some journeys more than others.
6. Not every DMT trip is the same, so that's hard to answer. You never know what you're going to get and DMT always has something new to show you.
7. It's possible if there is a family history of mental health problems in that category. Otherwise, it's generally benign.
8.Nope. But persons with heart problems may want to proceed with more caution than someone who doesn't.
9. Yep :twisted:
You could've made a new topic. I'll probably move both these posts into a new topic for you
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