What are your "last words" before blasting off?

[Hunter S. Whompson]

There are many prayers that can be offered at the time of embarking on the journey.

I imagine a sensation of the breath as a thread that sews together the fabric of the body and mind...

Chant:

om gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha

and off we go



What do you all like to say/think/feel/pray?

Whatever it may be and wherever it takes you...One Love



We're in elf country now,

Hunter S. Whompson

 

[Pandora]

Very last words . . . Pipe is down, eyes are closing, visions are starting . . . I Love You.

 

[Voidmatrix]

"Um, I can't go back" :lol:

One love

 

[dreamer042]

Thank You!

 

[terencimaquena]

"I am loved and I am not required to take control over this situation. This consists on letting go." Sometimes it derives in the linguistic slap: "Letting go? Who? I? What is I?". And then I just surrender, usually laugh at my own speech , that seems to be trying to get hold of the situation.
It is very useful when blasting off, but once you're there, it's all about surrendering, imo.

 

[The Traveler]

*slowly breath in deeply*

*breath out*

*start taking the DMT*

 

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I pray to a trinity that is difficult to explain, for it is as much ideological as it is cosmological, so to speak.
However, among those I address is Mother Earth, which I consider a living thing that I am a part of, though my concept of this is not necessarily a deification.

The crux of the prayer is that I seek to appreciate and benefit from the experience.
It might be considered a type of blessing, but it is designed to affect my mindset in a productive manner and start the experience from a perspective that is humble, open minded and that acknowledges both myself and the experience as a part of a larger whole.

It is not entirely dissimilar to ritually blessing food in various organized religions, the key factor is to approach the experience with a type of sincerity and or reverence. It is not a prayer I have ever spoken in the presence of others, so far as I can recall.

 

[0Kelvin]

I don't have anything in particular that I say out loud, but I try to communicate with hyperspace telepathically, in much like the same way I feel hyperspace communicates with me telepathically.

In my mind I basically ask to be welcomed "over there". I try to convey the feeling of humbleness and respect I feel before I enter.

 

[Subtlevibrations]

Not necessarily always the "last" thing I think or say before inhaling, but I always begin my little spice ceremony with Ganesh's mantra; Om Gam Ganapataye Namaha.
Remover of obstacles, Lord of new beginnings, Protector of the path... guide me.

 

[acacian]

Usually silence and deep breaths.. although silence usually means some kind of internal dialogue/prayer. When I'm confident in submitting, only then does the pipe go to my lips.

Coming out I always say THANK YOU .. but before that I am often occupied rebuilding reality with my voice.

 

[LilyWoo]

I’m usually non-vocal and generally have the lights off, torch to hand, water next to me. In solitude.

 

[Brock9904]

Not necessarily always the "last" thing I think or say before inhaling, but I always begin my little spice ceremony with Ganesh's mantra; Om Gam Ganapataye Namaha.
Remover of obstacles, Lord of new beginnings, Protector of the path... guide me.

That’s what they played to me my first time in the waiting room..

 

[Ohtherightstuff]

There are many prayers that can be offered at the time of embarking on the journey.

I imagine a sensation of the breath as a thread that sews together the fabric of the body and mind...

Chant:

om gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha

and off we go



What do you all like to say/think/feel/pray?

Whatever it may be and wherever it takes you...One Love



We're in elf country now,

Hunter S. Whompson

I am here for healing.

 

[Subtlevibrations]

That’s what they played to me my first time in the waiting room..

The waiting room? Care to share?

 

[DexterMTripp]

I'm still in the 'nervous' stage before I go in. I just prepare myself.
I was reading the DMTx.org site stuff, where they are trying to map out hyperspace, and they are able to get people into hyperspace and keep them there for an hour on a controlled drip. The people can communicate what they are seeing to the people on both sides. Interesting read. The participants end up in the same places a lot of times, and talking to the same entities.

I think there is a lot of value in being able to stay in for an hour with the option to pull out, because it gets you past the initial shock and heart racing phase, and lets you chill out and catch your bearings.