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Originally Posted by Zhanteimi
(Post 2030854)
Care to share the details of your experience. DMT can be a life-changer, especially for the first day or two.
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What I remember most is the impossibility intricate geometric patterns and colors, as time and space bent around "me." I remember a moment of being lucid and I felt scared because I didn't know who "I" was, I couldn't remember language, I had forgotten everything I know. I was just existing. I didn't see any beings but there was a gentle benevolent presence that made me feel protected and cared for.
I'm definitely still processing, I don't know how to describe it in a way that does it justice. I felt that I was shed of all sense of self, I was so far removed from earth and ego and this realm - as I came to it was as if I bore witness to my consciousness being born back into my body.
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Originally Posted by Fluff
(Post 2030899)
Would you recommend it and has it changed your view on death at all, are you more at peace with it and that sort of thing. Hope its OK to ask.
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I do recommend it. I've always been a fan of psychedelics and tripping as a tool to gain clarity (mushrooms are my go-to, I've never done acid). My friends refer to it as "dusting off the cobwebs" of your mind. I wouldn't say it's changed my view on death - I've never been particularly fearful of it - but it is comforting to know that I have that great big final trip waiting for me when my time comes lol.
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