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 The Chronic
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r72rock said:
Wow, awesome Trip report! ^^
I really like your take on the DMT experience, and how you see alien encounters and mental imagery as fixations and mental impressions, and not actually as reality. I think I get caught up in that in my trips.
The alien form i encountered was as real as me or you (although i also consider me & you mental impressions aswell)
Mental impressions also could be referring to mental impressions from past lives, so still based in some level of reality, not just a figment of human imagination
Ifit was a figment of my human imagination it would have to be something i had seen before in this human life & i certainly have never seen an alien with that form before in this human life i'm living right now, i had no desire to see an alien form either, it was all 'dug out' of me by the DMT
Everything i saw either existed, is existing, or will exist
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How are you certain, the fact the entities can seem so real; unimaginable only makes me less certain about what is real.
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The Chronic
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I agree
When i say what i saw was 'real' i mean it was more than just something i personally/humanly imagined
It was something that actually exists or existed, just as much as me/you exist right now
Ultimately we are all unreal & just appearances, so all appearances are equally unreal
So in that sense what i saw was definitely not real, but in the same way this person typing this message is also not real
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According to some, everything that has been imagined exists somewhere.
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p4kSouL
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I want to try DMT but my root chakra is too fucked up to handle psychedelic drug experiences. I just get too scared.
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The Chronic
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I definitely wouldn't recommend it then, i remember when that first dose hit me, maaaan the fear was intense, at times i regained some assemblage of identity & i said to myself 'i am never touching this stuff again!' it was a TOTAL mindfuck, yet when you come down its just incredible looking back on the experience you went through and as insane as it sounds you want to do it again straight away!
I feel DMT in a high dose is more a psychological purge/cleanse than an enjoyable experience
It was like it flushed me clean but when its flushing at first it grips your identity, then when you can let go of identity it was like a powerful energy rushing in & out of my system, like shrooms multiplied by a thousand, kinda like the energy 'breathes' you, breathing in it slows & steadies, then breathing out it rushes back through you, but so intensely, the energy rushes through/out of every channel, i haven't experienced anything as harsh as DMT on my mind/body, overall it was incredible though, the most psychedelic experience possible imo, before this trip i said it takes more guts to trip for 12 hours than 5 minutes, i take that back, DMT takes BALLS.
Im gonna smoke some in a spliff tonight with a friend, i saved a tiny piece, hopefully it goes down okay 
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oojijimoo
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Low dose of shrooms  I'm talkin one gram. If psychs scare you then it would be a healthy thing to do imo.
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The Chronic
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Yeah low dose of shrooms & meditation = 
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oojijimoo
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gonna do that this weekend 
this thread makes me want to extract DMT
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The Chronic
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Im doing an extraction myself very soon, it looks fun! 
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Saidin
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The Chronic said:
Im doing an extraction myself very soon, it looks fun!
It is fun, and easy. I find it very enjoyable to go through the process and put your intentions into what you are doing. Plus you know exactly what you are smoking, and the purity level.
I would definately recommend getting a .001g scale, proper measuring makes a world of difference when you ingest this sacrament.
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Existence that multiplied itself
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The Chronic
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I just bought a 0.002g jewelry scale
Couldn't find a cheap/reliable 0.001g scale, i figure measuring in 2 milligram steps is light enough...
Edited by The Chronic (10/12/10 02:22 PM)
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Kickle
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Is not the scariest thing to lose awareness? Or at least the conscious aspect of awareness. Your report reminds me of just how much the ego loves to be conscious of awareness. And just how hard it is for the ego to let go of this treat and how quickly it reforms a conscious image after to fill in its absense.
Death may very well take that conscious experience from you and not return it.
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The Chronic
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p4kSouL said:
I want to try DMT but my root chakra is too fucked up to handle psychedelic drug experiences. I just get too scared.
dmt should clear that right up
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deranger
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Kickle said:
Is not the scariest thing to lose awareness?
it's losing the sense of self that is scary, awareness still remains after the breakthrough
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The Chronic
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Just like after shrooms or lsd, meditating in the days after has been really visual, not something i usually go for but it adds a bit of zest to meditation
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Solving Ennui
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i dunno i still feel like me on dmt, it is salvia that has the terrifying ego loss and twisting of the body, then again i still havent done a high dose of dmt
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Icelander
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Same for me. Salvia is the most weird of all the shit for me.
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Solving Ennui
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the only reason i really like salvia is that it is so uncomfortable and unexplainable i feel like i can handle anything after one of those trips
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