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Thoth95

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Almost every time when I want to get to sleep , eyes closed I see eye of Ra/Horus, Pyramids of Giza, Pharoah mask,Hieroglyphs..some people see it during Dmt/Ayahuasca.
It's been some years since I started notice seeing them, does it have a message/meaning?
 
Have you ever seen the Nazka lines that were made on the ground and the suspected "runways" in Peru?? They're gigantic and can only seen from a pretty far up height. They suspect alien communication.

Whatever they are, it's pretty interesting wondering why someone would feel the need to make those. You reminded me of them mentioning Stonehenge Are we allowed to post non-nexus links here?

Regardless of time or culture it's amazing how many similarities just happen to make an appearance in cultures that had no idea the other existed. Art and religion etc. Cool stuff.
 
Of course we are allowed to post links as long as the forum rules don't contradict (dried plant material, trafficking, etc.). The links are automatically anonymized, too.

Thank you for posting that link, n0thing! That's an interesting topic.
 
There was a terence McKenna lecture where he was describing these "styles" being shown to him by the mushroom, one was Egyptian, One was southwestern, and so on, he went into detail explaining how there could be an infinite amount of these "styles" and claimed to view many that had yet to come into existance, and he explained how he could just switch from one to the other...

For some reason I was reminded of this...

Now it's driving me crazy that I can't find that McKenna lecture...

-eg
 
I have experienced something similar with cannabis, but it wasnt bringing me any new info, but using things I already knew to build new associations. Some made sense, some went far from that.
 
You would think that the 5HT2a/c receptor agonism, thalamic gating, decreased blood flow to the thalamus, the posterior cingulate and the medial prefrontal cortex, coupled with the action at the locus coeruleus, and the effects from your dorsal raphe nuclei, which stop firing serotonin, just as they would in deep sleep, and so on, you would figure that all of these neurological states which psychedelics induce, would be placing your brain in a novel mode of functioning, thus this novel neurological processing results in novel thought process, and novel ideas, because your brain in functioning in a way it never would otherwise...

Because of this novel neurological functioning, your brain is working in a manner which you likely have never experienced, and thus can pull information and place it together in ways so novel they appear to be from "outside"
Numerous studies have found that 5-HT2A receptors are localized on cortical pyramidal cells. This is supported by electrophysiological data that suggests hallucinogens have excitatory effects on neurons in the neocortex (Nichols, 2004). The thalamus is probably the second most important site of action for hallucinogens. In rat brains significant levels of 5-HT2A are concentrated in parts of the thalamus. The thalamus, along with the amygdala, represent the major source of glutamate afferents within the neocortex. It processes somatosensory
inputs and receives afferents from the raphe nuclei and the locus coeruleus (Nichols, 2004).

the LC is often referred to as the "novelty detector" for salient external stimuli. One would predict that sensory events that may not ordinarily seem remarkable may be perceived as having "increased novelty". This is indeed one of the effects commonly reported by
users of hallucinogens (Nichols, 2004).
Synaptic Transmitters Involved in LSD Administration | 123 Help Me
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Or, as I posted in an unrelated thread, it's possible that you actually are receiving outside information...

Though think about this, as your thalamus filtering mechanism is "switched off", and as serotonin temporarily looses its rather repressive control over the conscious state, you would technically be far more receptive to novel information from the outside...like I said, you are bombarded with billions of signals, billions of kinds of them as well, every second, now all of these, except for smell, enter your brain through the thalamus, which filters them before they are sent to the cortex regions, on psychedelics the thalamus eases up on its filtering, so I suppose you are getting information from the outside that you would not otherwise.

I also feel that in accordance with The many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics that there could be infinite alternate "lines"...


The quantum-mechanical "Schrödinger's cat" theorem according to the many-worlds interpretation. In this interpretation, every event is a branch point; the cat is both alive and dead, even before the box is opened, but the "alive" and "dead" cats are in different branches of the universe, both of which are equally real, but which do not interact with each other. -Wikipedia
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Multiverse theory also makes some interesting claims...

Perhaps we do encounter entities from these other dimensions, perhaps when the conscious-being leaves it's physical body it's migrates into one of these other dimentions... it appears that physical objects can not cross the barrier, but consciousness and information can, and all consciousness traversing these dimensions are apparently using the same "highways" so extra-terrestrials, dead people, Gods and deities, and conscious-beings from other dimensional plains may all collide in these spaces...
-eg
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"Branes" are also quite intriguing to me...

Brane - Wikipedia

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Any way, I will stop before I stray too far off topic...

-eg
 
Snakes, helices, gods, machinery, machine elves, coded language etc. These are all archetypes that are common to the experience. I see it all as an interpretation of our bodies and the make up thereof. Egyptian gods, hindhu gods and suchlike all come from within. We have inadvertantly made our gods in our own image.

Rather than the gods being creators it we that have introduced and woven the stories about them because they represent our own development as a species. There are those that mostly see egyptian type of things and others indian and so on. It would interesting to look at DNA tests of various people that have seen different types of godlike archetypes and imagery to find out their ancestral roots.

Another theory is that our bodies are biospheres for microbial communities and that while under the influence of DMT we experience bacteria as entities and gods. Different people have different microbial make ups which might explain a predeliction for seeing a particular kind of deity..

In sheer numbers, these microbes and their genes dwarf us. It turns out that we are only 10 percent human: for every human cell that is intrinsic to our body, there are about 10 resident microbes — including commensals (generally harmless freeloaders) and mutualists (favor traders) and, in only a tiny number of cases, pathogens. To the extent that we are bearers of genetic information, more than 99 percent of it is microbial. And it appears increasingly likely that this “second genome,” as it is sometimes called, exerts an influence on our health as great and possibly even greater than the genes we inherit from our parents. But while your inherited genes are more or less fixed, it may be possible to reshape, even cultivate, your second genome.
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www.nytimes.com

Some of My Best Friends Are Germs (Published 2013)

Medicine used to be obsessed with eradicating the tiny bugs that live within us. Now we’re beginning to understand all the ways they keep us healthy.
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NIH Human Microbiome Project - Home

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