Tips for remembering your breakthrough experience

[GoodApollo]

Last night, whilst under the watchful supervision of my wife:thumb_up: I loaded my machine and blasted off. I had the most wonderful trip only to find that I couldn't remember a single thing about it other than its awesomeness. It was so good that for 30mins afterwards I was laughing hysterically, if only I knew what was so funny.

So, do any of you more experienced Nexians have any tips on how to remember more from these breakthrough experiences.

Thanks in advance.
GoodApollo

 

[Whatisreal]

Do you meditate?

 

[GoodApollo]

sometimes though not recently

 

[anrchy]

From what I've read it's hit or miss with certain ppl. But I think some ppl have experienced better recall from using certain supplements, a search might pop up some answers as far as that goes.

As for me, I generally have decent recall, then it slowly diminishes over time. After going back and reading my previous threads that i wrote about my experiences, I often find that I completely forgot atleast most of it. Especially after dosing. As far as right after you come out, I dont really have an answer to that.

Do you eat healthy?

 

[Digital Machine]

I find the best DMT recall experiences are the times I use the same method to recall my dreams which is a widely used tactic because it sorta works. Its such a simple thing it might be easy to overlook but write it down the minute you come to your clear head and/or make a personal video/audio recording of the experience right after...then write it down when you feel up to it.

I had this one amazing pharma voyage one time and felt I learned so much, but it was so much info I was lazy and didn't write it down or record it. I remember thinking "WTF this would take up half a BOOK". I regret it know because so much of that particular voyage is now just bits of fragments. :x

 

[GoodApollo]

I can remember one thought from the experience, "holy fucking shit, this is unbelievable. I'm never going to remember this".

Anarchy yeah I think you're right, it's hit or miss with me also. I have good recall of a few of my trips so far, others not so much.

I eat pretty healthy, I consider myself an athlete.

Digital Machine, great suggestion. I'll definitely be keeping a note book close from now on.

 

[universecannon]

the more you do it the more you tend to be able to bring back, imo

i would get into meditation and yoga. try and enter hyperspace with the most calm and coherent a 'waveform' of consciousness as you can. think of you're consciousness like the waves on a pond. the more calm and coherent it is, the more organized our focus and memory will be..as opposed to them being choppy and dissonant. meditation has been shown to have all sorts of amazing benefits for memory and focus, and even thickens the brain in certain areas and builds new connections

there are a lot of ways though really. I've found that just smoking changa in lower end doses during meditation/yoga over the period of an hour or two, and just exploring my memory of trips, can really open up my access to my memories of past experiences

another way is to record yourself so you can just start talking immediately once you start coming down..or write things down if you want. this can help over time but only so much


one way, for the longer trips at least (lsd,aya, etc) is to repeat the insights/main events to yourself throughout the trip..its hard to bring a higher dimensional experience into lower dimensional mental representations, but repeating it to yourself throughout the experience builds the memory and helps bring it down into ordinary consciousness in stages

 

[fairbanks]

Take some Choline before blasting off, my favorite is Alpha GPC. Have pen and paper ready immediately after coming back.

 

[GoodApollo]

I have some celastrus paniculatus seeds. Would they help?