That part caught my attention as well. It's an interesting alternative way of looking at the experience. Kind of an inversion of the usual belief.P.S. From the video: You don't break through into the DMT world, the DMT world breaks through into you.
I'm very interested to see DMTx applied to hard science types. What effects the extended stable Dmt concentration in the brain may have on neuroplasticity in the hours and days following a deep dive. What accelerated creative breakthroughs and insights might be possible.
I don't think IQ is the main factor here, and an experimental physicist could bring back something interesting, but also could bring back a personal crisis when so many things he assumed have been so forcefully challenged in an experiential (instead of intellectual) way.
lol, that is kind of a funny thought. I remember how profoundly disturbed I was after my first DMT breakthrough. Reality as I knew it had shattered and time was revealed to be an illusion. And then afterward, I had to be stuffed back into my body to continue on as if everything was normal. If someone like me could be so affected, I imagine a person who lived in a tiny box their whole life may have a difficult time coping.
No, and that's why I didn't say either that they are socially traumatized autists (I wasn't even talking about that) nor that the right traits are mutually exclusive with intelligence or being a specialist. In fact I said the exact opposite more than once about the latter.
You make some excellent points.
Right? I've seen that prophecy in trips too. I think it could come up during a messianic experience. If the person sees themselves as a prophet that will deliver humanity's salvation.
This would be improved by removing Joe Rogan's inane rambling.
I actually loved the podcast. It was the first time I related to Andrew as a person, especially when he started a rant about Tokyo.
Oh, I enjoyed the podcast too! To clarify, some of J. R.'s work as a host was tolerable but there were several occasions where he really needed to curtail himself and let the guest join in. Andrew Gallimore does indeed provide some fascinating insights and his sharing of aspects of himself beyond his work with DMT more than helped in rebalancing the show. So it's better to focus on that than to become overly distracted by the host's shortcomings.
Tell me more about subcutaneous? I’ve done a lot of IM. How is sub cut different and where and how do you find it works best and what are the time frames and advantages ? The insulin pump idea is interesting. I know someone who can keep vaping off his pen in deep breakthrough and extend for 45 min also way up there. No MAOI. I have a strange reaction to MAOI often where I’m fine for a while then I suddenly get hit with this insane fractal hurricane and visual doubling of it and strobing which isn’t particularly nice. Supposedly some sort of cortical feedback related to harmine etc which doesn’t seem to happen on DMT alone - but I’m still interested in extended states,I think it's awesome how he helped develop a method for keeping someone in the breakthrough state for an extended period of time. Since I'm a big fan of subcutaneous injection, I've considered trying to replicate the method using an insulin pump. For a home experiment, an extended breakthrough may be a bit dangerous, but an extended sub-breakthrough might be worth a try.
If someone can still vape their pen, then they're not in a deep breakthrough. When you're deep in, there is no vape anymore, no place where to vape, nor you
This guy is extremely extraordinary deep I don’t know how he does it - he’s at a level 3 state he calls it past first break through even - where it’s like a 5meo state with visuals - he says he sees it like a giant pipe in his mouth - everyone is different- he literally can keep vaping for 45 min - it did take him some time to get to this - he’s not a bullshitter a serious professional adultIf someone can still vape their pen, then they're not in a deep breakthrough. When you're deep in, there is no vape anymore, no place where to vape, nor you
Yeah, in the world of psychedelic injection, I find it really interesting that SC injection is so seldomly used. In my experience, it's practically identical to IM in terms of the dose needed, onset of effects, and total duration/intensity of the trip. I'm sure there are subtle differences between the two methods, but they're slight enough to where it's not noticeable for me. The advantages for SC are that it's a very simple and easy process to inject into belly fat, and it has the advantage of sparing your muscles the accumulated scar tissue from repeated injections. And perhaps most interestingly, you can use the insulin pump trick that I mentioned to get a streaming dose, which is something I would definitely not try with a direct muscle injection.
I actually get some bizarre effects from harmalas+DMT as well. They're like brain zaps mixed with super strange noises. It always seems to happen on the tail end of the trip. My best trips ever have used the combo, but those side effects can be unsettling.
I don't think Rogan necessarily brings much to the discussion beyond providing a place for it to occur. He has some psychedelic experience, but you couldn't really compare it to the members of this forum, for example. In my opinion, the one area where he excels is in the ability to bring on interesting characters.
I would generally have to agree with this. But I guess it is possible there are people who have slipped into rarefied states where the superconscious and conscious arise simultaneously. I have no idea how that happens.If someone can still vape their pen, then they're not in a deep breakthrough. When you're deep in, there is no vape anymore, no place where to vape, nor you
I guess anything is possible, but I am very skeptical, honestly. On the other hand, we can only agree on labels within this reality. Who knows what kind of image you see when you hear the word apple? As they said in the podcast, we can never truly know what another experiences. Even the very idea of other exists only within me. I will not deny that there is a wider world beyond my personal experience.
