StrangeLoop said:
I'm extremely skeptical of this. I went to the Manifestation Celebration in Austin, they had Rick Strassman signing books, Alex Grey doing a painting, and Simon Posford from Shpongle doing a live dj set. The smell of DMT was heavy in the air as multiple people throughout the crowd were blasting off to the Shpongle tunes. The experiences themselves were no different than a normal session...sorry to disappoint.
..ok, but the goal of this event wasn't hyperspace meetups and communication. besides, intention makes an enormous difference, and is used as a tool for psychedelic navigation. also, the shpongle music isn't a very precise way of entraining minds, especially with a dj set. when undertaken in silent darkness, with a set intention, and headphones playing on a certain binaural frequency (not music), i think SHE could be more succesful..
Gir said:
it takes place IN hyperspace, so it doesnt matter what music your listening to on the outside.
hey Gir, first of all the entrainment frequency will be binaural beats, not music (just thought the distinction should be made clear). but wouldn't you agree that our physical body and the state of physical brain has a direct correlation to the events/places experienced in hyperspace?
Gir said:
They are great, but in a way freaky, I feel like there is extra people with me, more baggage, I have to look after..
but i thought that meeting others and making communication was the whole point.
Gir said:
I do not enjoy doing them with people around me, "tuned in" to my brain.
doesn't this imply that there is a correlation of entraining the physical brain with hyperspace events, contrary to your first statement. yes the experience could be uncomfortable but that is subjective and its reason could be a result of a wide range of factors.
...just a thought. once again, i'm inexperienced when it comes to dmt experiences (..yet) so my knowledge is very limited, but the principle of entrainment has been scientifically proven in a huge array of fields. i think it demands for experimenting with it at least once. anyone who thinks otherwise, i would really like to hear your opinion on this as well, as it can be helpful in shedding light on this topic
