the 8-th dimension

[mictsekk]

Some guy on the latest Joe Rogan podcast discusses his trip to the amazon and how he took ayahuasca and went to the 8-th dimension. It's a pretty interesting story. He also says that taking pure DMT can only take you to the 6-th dimension, because the trip is too short. Anyway, I thought maybe this would interest some of you.

podcast (# 127)

 

[Pandora]

Hi miksekk,

Thanks for the link.

LMAO @ Joe Rogan. Wow - who knew he had his own podcast on this stuff. Joe Rogan as posterboy for DMT . . . . .why do I always flash back on "The Man Show," and "Fear Factor?"

Anyway, seriously, I would suggest skipping Joe Rogan rants.

You want to see/read something incredibly, mind expandingly trippy involving the potential down to Earth consequences of "unrolling the 8th dimension," written by a psychonaut mathematician, sci-fi author? You won't need any math for this one, but you will need an amazingly open mind and frankly, the first few chapters and a lot of the later stuff makes A LOT more sense if you have been to hyperspace.

Anway, hype is over. Title and author are:

"Postsingular," by Rudy Rucker

 

[ragabr]

Great suggestion Pandora! I've been sitting on the sequel, Hylozoic since it was released. You've inspired me to read it next!

 

[MooshyPeaches]

hmmm i might actually check out that book.


also does the 8th-dimension have any signposts when you arrive, how does one know genuinely what it is, if it is indeed a some'thing' or a some'where'

 

[mictsekk]

I have yet to experience the hyperspace so it might be too confusing
Then again, it's freely downloadable so I might check it out if I get some time.

Here's that dude's detailed description of his journey

http://www.warriorpoet.us/

 

[۩]

The 8th dimension is strictly inhabited by spider entities.

 

[Nathaniel]

the tenth dimension. anybody seen this before? basically this guy explains alternate realities and the tenth dimension is where all perceivable realities are possible. i can't explain this stuff really, just check it out if you have a minute

 

[Global]

I wouldn't get too caught up in worrying about which specific dimension it is you're experiencing. It's really kinda semantic. I think just realizing that you're experiencing multiple, "extra" dimensions is crazy and intriguing enough without having to put an artificial label on it.

 

[actualfactual]

Anyway, seriously, I would suggest skipping Joe Rogan rants.

qft

 

[I AM SWIM]

Joe Rogan is a human being just like the rest of us; I wouldn't 'skip his rants' merely because he used to be
involved with Fear Factor and The Man Show.

If you actually listen to some of his podcast, you might just be enlightened on how sincere and nice of a person
he is. He is incredibly open minded, and skeptical at the same time.

Dismissing what anyone says based on their appearance is ignorant IMO.
One of the reasons why I love Joe is because he has admitted that he doesn't know anything in the grand scheme of things.
And his pod casts resemble a scenario where a few people get stoned and just have philosophical conversations.
I find that fun, and there are some really interesting ideas that pop into existence, and it can be extremely tripping
while watching him do it LIVE.

But do what you will do, because that's all that we do.

 

[olympus mon]

ive spoke with joe rogan when he was in town for a show. you know what? he is a really down to earth regular guy. i liked him even before this meeting and continue to enjoy his stand up. the guy has a lot of good things to say.
he is a celebrity who thinks the very concept of celebrities is freaking retarded. also the guy has put in the time and effort into entheo's just like we have. im not sure why he gets bashed so often on here.

i will say that i thought his work on the spirit molecule came off pretty awkward and sounded as if he was nervously reading a cue card. that is not the joe rogan ive seen in the past.

 

[DimensionlessBeing]

just found that podcast, #127, and the guy hes talking with went to the amazon for an ayahuasca retreat. he was there 6 days and did aya multiple times. I found his story intrigueing (sp?) he went into a lot of detail and jr's questions were pretty good.

Anyway, hadnt posted here in a while but when I googled "8th dimesion dmt", the nexus popped up!

good to be back!

 

[jamie]

I think the Joe Rogan bashing is pathetic and distasteful. I have never really felt any sort of negative feelings towards the guy..at leat he has the balls to be his own person even in the face of the media..so what if he was fear factor?..how many stupid things have you all been a part of at some time in your past?

 

[Dethrone]

I like Joe and never understood the hate he sometimes gets. He may not be some genius scientist but he talks about alot of subjects that interests me.

 

[DimensionlessBeing]

hmmm i might actually check out that book.


also does the 8th-dimension have any signposts when you arrive, how does one know genuinely what it is, if it is indeed a some'thing' or a some'where'

check out the podcast. He talks about it in pretty good detail.

 

[brokin]

I have been following Joe Rogan for some time.People argue that he tries to act all smart when really he isn't.

That's the stupidest comment ever, he is just a normal guy who read a lot and had a lot of...ehm...drugs.
And he is the only hope for some workout douchebags to actually try and use some brain.

 

[Sky Motion]

I don't hate Joe, but I definitely don't like him.

 

[Shamasi Wiz]

The part where the guy talks about the two space ships he saw is pretty sweet. One is made out of snakes and feathers, and the other out of metal and symbols. Also, when he looks around, moving his head back and forth, and the shaman stays in the exact same position in his field of vision...that's a trip.

And overall, I like Joe. He's sometimes a "listen to how smart I think I am" conversation hog, but usually he's pretty chill and has some interesting ideas.