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Talking to others about dmt?

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Gowpen said:
So..... I will/would like to, try and include DMT in my life conversations with people I interact with. Im not asshamed of it, I am proud of it. Sorts your friends out !!
I totally Agree with this!

We are social creatures and I/many of us care deeply for our other fellow humans. Why else do we get excited about anything in life that we want to share? If they want to know about me, well what is some major things in my life? I would consider breaking-through my very time like my first time having Sex. Its an event in your life you won't forget. (even if you forget the experience itself). I also want to start spreading the word subtly, enough to the point they will do there own research.

Weather I like it or not, I am changed, my old world view is gone... and it shows in conversations and actions. People close to you will take notice! They may ask themselves or me... "What? You completely Flipped 180 degrees or have a new perspective on that... what changed your mind?" ... when this happens I am getting sick of brushing people off. They should know why, many times I have to do some semantic verbal dancing around the topic with some science/esoteric/botanical talk without just coming out and saying the unadulterated truth.

We all share things with our family/friends and even coworkers/strangers. We share things like. "I got a new job, I found a new girlfriend, I got a new pet, I painted my house yesterday, did you see that thing on CNN.... I MOTHER FKING GOT WARPED OUT OF MY BODY INTO SOME UNKNOWN PLACE AND COMMUNICATED WITH INTELLECTUAL ENTITIES WHO TOLD ME SOME CRAZY SHIT ABOUT ME AND THE UNIVERSE AND IT WAS SOMEHOW MORE REAL THAN THIS!!!"

Sadly since most people don't know what DMT is if I said that last part there brain would instantly shut off to the idea and think I am crazy.. maybe I am!:twisted:
 
Social interaction is incredibly odd and surreal. Massive piles of shit, truisms, sound bytes, and non sequiturs tend to file the cracks of communication. Seems like the mystical supreme strangeness of the DMT experience would be a breathe of fascinatingly fresh air. Alas no. Ignorance rules roads. Unless with a truly liberal crowd, its an introspective medium and internal conversation.
 
Gowpen said:
psychedelic_cloud said:
The Nexus is a great place to talk about stuff that our society's propaganda-filled minds fear or find repulsive to talk about.

psychedelic_cloud
Not really,.............. It is a place to learn, share, and expand. Its about entheogens but mainly the DMT experience. There is a post here from Traveller.

Sorry, I don't see how the link you pasted is relevant, and at any rate, what psychedelic_cloud said and what you said is not mutually exclusive.
 
daedaloops said:
Yes. With 90% of people I know psychedelics = heroin. When you try to explain it's actually the opposite of heroin because it makes you amplified to reality instead of escaping from it, you're just shrugged off as being a hippie or a nutcase. It's hard to talk with someone when they've locked their mind and threw away the key, long before you even open your mouth. Drug propaganda is doing its job.

So I've come to the conclusion best not to talk anyone about it, you'll just become needlessly flagged. But I think most people live in a better environment than me, so maybe you could talk to those who you can sense as being like-minded. And kind of ease into it I guess.

Sadly this has been my experience as well. I'm always subtly on the lookout for like-minded people and there is a small group of people with whom I discuss psychedelics. With everyone else, I don't mention it - too many bad experiences in the past.
 
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