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Strange properties of DMT smoke.

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So, i had a DMT ceremony the other day. When i exhaled the smoke, instead of dissipating within seconds, it stayed ethereal, but with form for a solid 30 seconds. It also creeped back to me, enveloping me in a layer of smoke. Only once i fanned the smoke with my hands did it go away.

Any one else experience strange properties of DMT smoke?
 
I have to admit I never looked at the smoke. I will pay more attention in the future.

Smoke follows heat. Perhaps you were the greatest heat source in the vicinity at he time?
 
DmnStr8 said:
I have to admit I never looked at the smoke. I will pay more attention in the future.

Smoke follows heat. Perhaps you were the greatest heat source in the vicinity at he time?
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I was the greatest heat source, but the way the smoke moved toward me felt ... sentient.

I'm damn sure that i wasn't seeing things.
 
Man, you saw this immediately after smoking DMT. 😁

Anyway, in the coming up phase of psychedelics, especially DMT, I have also observed that things seem to be more "alive" and "intentional" than normally - plants specifically seem to light up and radiate. So I can definitely relate to this experience, though I think the trick was in the psychedelic effect, not the smoke itself physically.
 
:lol: It's neat that the smoke settled/nestled close by, enhancing your overall experience. Smoke can have wonderful forming effects in a still environment and for most settings, anyways.
 
Bodhisativa said:
So, i had a DMT ceremony the other day. When i exhaled the smoke, instead of dissipating within seconds, it stayed ethereal, but with form for a solid 30 seconds. It also creeped back to me, enveloping me in a layer of smoke. Only once i fanned the smoke with my hands did it go away.

Any one else experience strange properties of DMT smoke?
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The only thing the smoke ever does for me is explode into intense geometric patterns.
 
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