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Why do you smoke/vape dmt?

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3rdI said:
because its awesome


Elaborate, is it the just the cool visuals and emotions you prefer or do you view the molecule as a key to explore other dimensions/levels of reality?
 
Messengerthe6 said:
3rdI said:
because its awesome


Elaborate, is it the just the cool visuals and emotions you prefer or do you view the molecule as a key to explore other dimensions/levels of reality?


It's a proven fact that smoking DMT makes you look cool, like James Dean. I believe there are a number of threads on this topic already..........

In the picture you can see James Dean smoking a changa joint. :lol:
 

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Well it started with extreme curiosity. Then that lead to an expanded view of more curiosity. It has also helped me to see things in a different light.

Not sure if hyperspace is another dimension of reality or not, it sure seems like it could be. I have definitely explored deeper more complex parts of my consciousness though. Seeing the inner workings of my own brain is pretty hardcore and has allowed me to understand myself in different ways that have assisted in my development as a better human being.
 
That's a very good question. Whilst not overly difficult, it's still requires patience to extract DMT (let alone make changa, which I did over the holidays). And yet I haven't been able to bring myself to vape or smoke for a few months now. My lovingly crafted changa is just sitting there, waiting. DMT fills me with anxiety - I've had one pretty scary (at the time) experience - yet I keep wanting to do it. I'm more cautious now, but some people would have stopped altogether after having a bad trip like the one I had. I think what keeps me coming back is a burning curiousity, and if I'm really honest, a longing for some sort of mystical experience. Also I think as a species we are natural explorers, and until someone invents wormholes and jump gates in my lifetime, DMT represents the only springboard we have to subjectively experience the mystery of the universe.
 
Rimbaud’s total derangement of the senses as a means for reaching the unknown comes to mind.

Why take DMT, drink Ayahuasca, eat psilocybes, drop LSD, consume mescaline, or imbibe dubious research chemicals? Why do anything? Why get up in the morning and do more or less the same thing you did yesterday, over and over, wondering, why am I not happy? It’s too easy to do so with the changing of the seasons and the magic of the universe swirling about, yet unable to penetrate the numbing spell of mundane consensus reality.

I will employ drastic measures to liberate my mind.

Like it or not, I live there. I do my best to put my thumb on the scales towards liking it. Psychedelics convince me of the reality of Magic in a world clearly using an Assistant Manager named Science to run day-to-day operations. The place is nominally managed by a dude on a power trip called Religion, but while most people are scared of him, no one actually likes him. Things go alright until quantum physics mucks things up and neither Science nor Religion has a clue how to proceed. When things get hairy, Science will always get on the phone and pull Magic out of another meeting to handle the crisis of being. I mean this as no disrespect towards the meticulously reliable, if a bit socially awkward, Science. It’s just that we all get out of our depth, from time to time.

I take these substances to make me sane in in an insane world. Manic depression or dismal mediocrity always wait in the wings, ready alternatives, I suppose. I do it to learn, to challenge myself, to inspire me to create works of art, to remember what the fear and awe of the ancients tasted like.

I do it to remember that which was forgotten.
 
What are your reasons/beliefs for inhaling the molecule?
Initially, curiosity and familiarity with the 4HO analog of DMT as well as mescaline and LSD.

Additionally I find the experience rewarding, entertaining, inspiring, pleasurable, insightful and personally consequential insofar as the impact it has on my consideration of ontology and belief systems.
 
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