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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: Tiamo] 1
#24037847 - 01/25/17 06:15 AM (7 years, 5 days ago) |
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It's terrifying sometimes, until you learn to Love fully. Behind the curtains I've experienced heaven as well as hell, it's just a mindstate.
Heaven and hell is within all of us always. Light to the Darkness, Love to the Fear.. You realize hell only happens because you're missing out on loving and accepting your Fear as a part of you, rather than something you fight or battle with.
In our darkest, ugly vulnerable moments we find our truest beauty, even if that's as simple as learning to accept and love, even though we may dislike it.
Death is easy, growing and living is hard, cycles and pain is natural.
Throughout your life you will constantly emerge and go through cycles, you will fall into states of nirvanic bliss, heavenly transformations - as well as plunging to the depths of your mind and fighting your demons both new and old - the fun and exciting part is you never know what's coming
But somehow we sum up the courage to go again. And so we will.
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: Eclipse3130]
#24039677 - 01/25/17 07:57 PM (7 years, 5 days ago) |
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Thanks for the replies everyone, you guys always know how to provide comfort 
The main reason I try not to believe in anything is because as soon as you do, you automatically disbelieve its opposite which only places limitations and restrictions on your experience here.
Generally though, 'that' thing has had a profound positive effect on my life, whether I truly believe it or not. The thought of it provides a certain playful confidence, a kind of knowing that everything will be alright and it eases the burden of everyday stresses, like floating down a relaxing stream of bliss.
However in this duality based reality I sometimes get caught up in the other side of the coin, focusing on the negative aspects of 'that' such as the lonliness and lack of defined purpose or meaning that it entails.
I try to view these negative moments as a necessity in order to be able to fully appreciate the positive moments. Light cannot exist without darkness, and so positive/good cannot exist without negative/bad.
One thing It has opened my eyes to is the illusion of fear. Science has shown us that you cant actually create cold, it is only the label we give to define the absence of heat and so, using that same logic, fear does not actually exist, it is only the label we give to define the absence of love. Fear is nothing, there is nothing to it.
"There is nothing to fear."
Love you guys!!
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Edited by wolfiewolfie (01/25/17 08:14 PM)
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: wolfiewolfie] 1
#24039683 - 01/25/17 08:01 PM (7 years, 5 days ago) |
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"Science has shown us that you cant actually create cold, it is just the absence of heat and so fear does not actually exist, it is only the label we give to the absence of love."
That's pretty dope.. I like that.
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: Amanita86]
#24039733 - 01/25/17 08:23 PM (7 years, 5 days ago) |
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Amanita86 said: "Science has shown us that you cant actually create cold, it is just the absence of heat and so fear does not actually exist, it is only the label we give to the absence of love."
That's pretty dope.. I like that.
I find if you really look you will see this is everything. Sadness is only the absence of happiness, chaos is only the absense of order, confusion is only the absence of understanding, greed is only the absence of contentment and the list goes on.
For something to exist, it has to be contrasted against its non existence. The problem is that we label the non existing counter part as though it does exist, creating many misleading illusions that we base out lives around.
This ideology, whether it is 'true' or not, has helped me to see every 'bad' thing or situation in a whole new perspective. I have learnt to appreciate the negative for what it really is, a means for its positive counter part to exist. This has brought me great peace and I now embrace suffering as an old friend.
In regards to the DMT trips themselves, I look forward to the 'bad' trips just as much as the 'good' ones. It gives me a chance to test myself, and the rewards are so much more fulfilling.
Try this out the next time you blast off. If at any point you feel scared, try and imagine the fear only an emptiness waiting to be filled. Focus on projecting pure love into the emptiness, like shining a torch into a dark room and you will find that the fear quickly disappears. If, or more accuratly when, you find yourself in the presence of an 'evil' or 'bad' entity do not run or hide, instead give it a huge interdimensional hug. Give it a kiss on the cheek, a warm smile. You will be surprised how quickly the coin flips sides. The key is learning to dance with the devil and realizing that 'evil' has no power over you.
A small flame from single candle can light up an entire room easily overcoming any amount of darkness, yet all the darkness in the world can not have any effect whatsoever on that tiny flame. Darkness has no power, only the illusion of power sustained and perpetuated by your belief in it.
The question is, is death only the absence of life, or is life only the absence of death? Which one is 'real' and which one is only the absence of the other? 
I'll leave it at that, I think im getting a bit too deep here haha.
Peace.
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Edited by wolfiewolfie (01/25/17 10:57 PM)
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: wolfiewolfie]
#24040213 - 01/26/17 12:41 AM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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I've heard it can be like a dream, which are generally hard to remember, making there be some type of connection there. The shape of the molecule might not matter so much as the purposes are gotten across anyway. There is that familiar feeling which is how you know you'll break through or at least blast off. That's what you want. On lower doses there isn't so much a feeling if that, so you could be smoking it wrong until you get that. But like waking from a dream it also quickly fades so you have almost no recollection of it, and it's hard to remember. I think what comes with that is also that realization, if you blast off, it seems like you're exposed to some truth, and it can be sad. It would be like being plugged into the matrix and you know all your loved ones are also subject to that vibe and truth. You just want the best for them. It could be a relaxing feeling. So it's all like death or reexperiencing your birth and not something useful for this realm, necessarily. It's like being in heaven but currently know you should be on earth and so can't stay until some stage. And then everything is one and it could wreak your emotions. So coming back down can be an especially powerful experience as you realize you're here to suffer, that being all that can really happen here on Earth. But it's like a video game so there's some appeal even though it might be a lot to take on and liable to abuse. What's good though is that familiar feeling as it seems you're picking up where you let off. It's naturally hard to remember because it's metabolized fast by the body hence ayahuasca. If melatonin is a similar tryptamine and regulates circadian rhythm then that could suggest something about its timing. Dreams are hard to remember so I wonder if it's because the breakdown of a similar molecule. The experiences aren't necessarily related but share a similar function.
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: Blabble40]
#24040289 - 01/26/17 02:03 AM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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Blabble40 said: I've heard it can be like a dream, which are generally hard to remember, making there be some type of connection there. The shape of the molecule might not matter so much as the purposes are gotten across anyway. There is that familiar feeling which is how you know you'll break through or at least blast off. That's what you want. On lower doses there isn't so much a feeling if that, so you could be smoking it wrong until you get that. But like waking from a dream it also quickly fades so you have almost no recollection of it, and it's hard to remember. I think what comes with that is also that realization, if you blast off, it seems like you're exposed to some truth, and it can be sad. It would be like being plugged into the matrix and you know all your loved ones are also subject to that vibe and truth. You just want the best for them. It could be a relaxing feeling. So it's all like death or reexperiencing your birth and not something useful for this realm, necessarily. It's like being in heaven but currently know you should be on earth and so can't stay until some stage. And then everything is one and it could wreak your emotions. So coming back down can be an especially powerful experience as you realize you're here to suffer, that being all that can really happen here on Earth. But it's like a video game so there's some appeal even though it might be a lot to take on and liable to abuse. What's good though is that familiar feeling as it seems you're picking up where you let off. It's naturally hard to remember because it's metabolized fast by the body hence ayahuasca. If melatonin is a similar tryptamine and regulates circadian rhythm then that could suggest something about its timing. Dreams are hard to remember so I wonder if it's because the breakdown of a similar molecule. The experiences aren't necessarily related but share a similar function.
In my opinion, the brain likes to label things, creating an objective reference point so it can organise, analyze and understand. If it is unable to label something, it is discarded and deemed 'un useful'.
I think this is the case in regards to the psychedelic experience. The small parts that are remembered are only what the brain can put a label on, whether accurate or not. The rest of the 'data' can not be 'filed' for analysis and therefore it is forgotton.
It seems to me that the brain can only 'read' external, objective information. Just like a computer program can not 'read' its own code that it's running on, we can not understand that which is the self. In order to compensate for this, the mind creates a fake, objective reference point for the 'self' in order to analyze and understand. The label we give this is 'ego'.
One thing that my psychedelic experiences have given me is a new and powerful awareness towards communication and the limitations of language. Nowadays I find myself consciously and carefully choosing my words, as well as using more metaphors in my communication in order to minimise potential misinterpretation on the other end and to maximize the accuracy of understanding.
When I get really high, like I am now (he he), I often wonder if this is what wizards were, those who consciously and systematically structure their strings of words, using language as a weapon to cast 'spells' in order to create a desired effect.
Is there a connection in that the word 'words' can be rearranged to 'sword'?
Also if you think about it, 'word' itself is curious.
The word 'word' is the word used to describe words. It is both a container that groups all words, and at the same time an object within that container.
It exists objectivly within itself.
Now replace 'word' with 'I', 'me' or 'self' and see how deep this thought train can go :p
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Edited by wolfiewolfie (01/26/17 02:10 AM)
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: wolfiewolfie]
#24041877 - 01/26/17 05:00 PM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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Blabble40 said: I've heard it can be like a dream, which are generally hard to remember, making there be some type of connection there. The shape of the molecule might not matter so much as the purposes are gotten across anyway. There is that familiar feeling which is how you know you'll break through or at least blast off. That's what you want. On lower doses there isn't so much a feeling if that, so you could be smoking it wrong until you get that. But like waking from a dream it also quickly fades so you have almost no recollection of it, and it's hard to remember. I think what comes with that is also that realization, if you blast off, it seems like you're exposed to some truth, and it can be sad. It would be like being plugged into the matrix and you know all your loved ones are also subject to that vibe and truth. You just want the best for them. It could be a relaxing feeling. So it's all like death or reexperiencing your birth and not something useful for this realm, necessarily. It's like being in heaven but currently know you should be on earth and so can't stay until some stage. And then everything is one and it could wreak your emotions. So coming back down can be an especially powerful experience as you realize you're here to suffer, that being all that can really happen here on Earth. But it's like a video game so there's some appeal even though it might be a lot to take on and liable to abuse. What's good though is that familiar feeling as it seems you're picking up where you let off. It's naturally hard to remember because it's metabolized fast by the body hence ayahuasca. If melatonin is a similar tryptamine and regulates circadian rhythm then that could suggest something about its timing. Dreams are hard to remember so I wonder if it's because the breakdown of a similar molecule. The experiences aren't necessarily related but share a similar function.
In my opinion, the brain likes to label things, creating an objective reference point so it can organise, analyze and understand. If it is unable to label something, it is discarded and deemed 'un useful'.
I think this is the case in regards to the psychedelic experience. The small parts that are remembered are only what the brain can put a label on, whether accurate or not. The rest of the 'data' can not be 'filed' for analysis and therefore it is forgotton.
It seems to me that the brain can only 'read' external, objective information. Just like a computer program can not 'read' its own code that it's running on, we can not understand that which is the self. In order to compensate for this, the mind creates a fake, objective reference point for the 'self' in order to analyze and understand. The label we give this is 'ego'.
One thing that my psychedelic experiences have given me is a new and powerful awareness towards communication and the limitations of language. Nowadays I find myself consciously and carefully choosing my words, as well as using more metaphors in my communication in order to minimise potential misinterpretation on the other end and to maximize the accuracy of understanding.
When I get really high, like I am now (he he), I often wonder if this is what wizards were, those who consciously and systematically structure their strings of words, using language as a weapon to cast 'spells' in order to create a desired effect.
Is there a connection in that the word 'words' can be rearranged to 'sword'?
Also if you think about it, 'word' itself is curious.
The word 'word' is the word used to describe words. It is both a container that groups all words, and at the same time an object within that container.
It exists objectivly within itself.
Now replace 'word' with 'I', 'me' or 'self' and see how deep this thought train can go :p
It's a little more like what the brain is allowed to process, especially for survival. It's like the amount of the EM spectrum the eyes are able to receive, since they generally can't see into the ultraviolet or infrared. You can argue it isn't essentially useful for the animals. But the case can also be made that constant access to these realms or visions of hallucination allow the survival of the organism. Since you can't really move while you have blasted off though, this suggests the state is only for a certain purpose. Even the external stimuli can actually be internal or a largely pieced together hallucination. Objects are mainly made of electrons and that's what dictates what state they are in. We just see them as such when, while chances are slim, what we see could not actually be there. Ego is just what the self wants to do and what it thinks it should, instead of what is right. It's the more selfish part of the persona. Language is indeed an interesting phenomena, how it is just sounds made by the mouth that is interpreted by audiences, who recognize the respective sounds. And there are different languages. Especially with Harry Potter nowadays it could seem to lead credence to that wizard theory, as they say spells before they perform. Same thing with shooting fire balls in videogames or anime. It's just that saying them gives it more believeability. There was a funny story about a wizard who stole a little boy's car. He wouldn't stop talking and that's partially how he ended up bribing him. They eventually got the car back after tricking the wizard, giving it to him was part of the plan all along, because he originally stole their cat, initially. Elves and other creatures are able to do some magic, not just wizards, so that's how they were able to get out of that situation. The "word, words" example is a decent one, I think in English because it sounds like wizard or wizards there could be a connection with that too, like wizards are those who arbitrate words or something. Almost like "words-er" or something similar. I suppose it is kind of a matrix. I know there are other interesting examples. I'm a few years away from being bilingual but I can see in the Asian languages there is some wordplay in writing too. With kanji some are written similar, like medicine/drugs and fun or music. They are the same except medicine has a radical for grass above it while fun doesn't, so it's a little like the same stimulus except from a more naturalistic, grass based source. They say you should try and let go of me or I because it sounds selfish.
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: Blabble40]
#24041918 - 01/26/17 05:19 PM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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It's a little more like what the brain is allowed to process
I'm glad somebody brought that up. There are certain sorts of thought processes that the brain actually can't handle, I've run into those on occasion - the equivalent of the "blue screen of death" followed by a reboot. It could well be this is what people think of as "ego death" basically a failure to process. But there's no such thing as "allowed to process" only whether it fails or not. Nobody designed any of this shit, and when we use it in unusual ways sometimes it fails utterly.
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: PrimalSoup]
#24042019 - 01/26/17 06:01 PM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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PrimalSoup said: the equivalent of the "blue screen of death" followed by a reboot.
I know exactly what you mean, that describes it perfectly!
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: wolfiewolfie]
#24042140 - 01/26/17 06:53 PM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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And you can be just on the verge of realizing that impossibility that seems so familiar when it happens.
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: PrimalSoup]
#24042412 - 01/26/17 08:42 PM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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PrimalSoup said: And you can be just on the verge of realizing that impossibility that seems so familiar when it happens. 
that breakout(forget the names of those smiley things) is priceless. have you seen the youtube video?
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: Bill_Oreilly]
#24042513 - 01/26/17 09:38 PM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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Uhm, >breakout< and no, but I've heard about it. I kinda hate to use it but it's so appropriate...
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: wolfiewolfie] 1
#24042878 - 01/27/17 01:44 AM (7 years, 3 days ago) |
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wolfiewolfie said: I understand that 'I' am not walking around with consciousness in my head, that 'I' am in fact consciousness itself and there are people walking around within me, one of which I am currently viewing myself from. 'I' am the container and everything exists within me.
It's not the understanding I have trouble with, its the accepting part... I want to accept it, embrace it, but I can never quite get to truly 'believing' it.
I got there with meditation while completely sober but it took a lot of work and when it finally happened I had to set belief in my head to 100% and not allow any denial when this happened I litterally just blew open and had what people call an "awakening".
I was ego less for weeks after doing this or in a state of total awareness of now and openness that eventually became a bit much to handle but no belief was required because I'd popped myself open and I started seeing and sensing so much stuff around me (peoples deaths, future past events, human energy fields). It was intense when I first did this like being on acid or something for weeks accept I did sober from meditation.
I'm going to try and work on some methods to help other people do this or maybe explain how I did it for people who want to.
I had always heard in the past the you only awaken when its "meant" to happen but the people telling me this had not awakened themselves and IME of it the final push was all from me and what I was doing to get there so I think there is no special time. Also I've spoke to people who have awakened randomly just from shocking events such as their fathers death (thats quite a common one).
The primary way to do it is keep knocking down any mental barriers you have. You need to reach a point of being able to control fear and belief mentally at will and the way I did this was by challenging all my fears, I started by walking into graveyards alone in the pitch black and walking about at night in complete darkness into the middle of no where, then I started breaking down anxiety walls by talking to people I wouldn't and never holding back when I felt I should say something, eventually I left my home country and went traveling alone and in this time learnt how to meditate. When I got back home I started meditating again and thats when I finally popped myself open.
All of it came from bashing down my beliefs one by one. I believe a psychadelic drug can work in a similar way by forcing you to drop your beliefs and your ego and boom you will be open to this but the problem is it might not be as clear or as easy to remain in the open state afterwards as you can just blame the drug or say well I was just tripping and this is also combined with hallucination where as via meditation its 100% focused and clear.
This reply is greatly over simplified and just words but if you are past the fear part then try meditating and when you get good at meditation start playing with your brains belief settings.
You may need to fuck with your belief first but when it happens and you awaken theres no doubt at all or belief required in anything. Theres no mental thought constructs built by the ego to even analyse or create any doubt. Thats not to say you will randomly believe or accept anything either its more that that part of the brain is turned off and you are just awareness.
I suspect a lot of people have so many beliefs they have built up that they don't even realise these little walls they created. Its scary to knock these walls down for most people because they think they will go crazy or lose their morals or something.
Before this happened I didn't even know it was possible to induce ego death without drugs and I didn't believe in awakening at all I had told people I thought it was bullshit for years. But not many people are out there talking about this yet that I know of. I think its something I would like to help people push forward with if I can but putting it into words is very difficult, one can only experience.
If we could learn to guide people to ego death and/or awakening via meditation we could change the state of this world. All these ego maniacs causing so much suffering because they have forgotten could be healed. I feel a strong desire now to try and help because if people knew about oneness and unconditional love the world would be a much better place.
Edited by Paradigm Shift (01/27/17 02:07 AM)
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Very well put. I wonder how many people experience this today, it should be a lot more...
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: PrimalSoup] 2
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Very cool thread.
DMT for me was definitely a "familiar place" like it had "been waiting for me", and someone in here said I think it was Eclipse that it's like going back to the timeless, to the beginning of time. Sounds about right!
Yes we are all God, God Alone Is, but this situation is not what it seems. You shouldn't have the notion in your mind that God and his games are somehow "normal" or "mundane".
This place, where you are right now, if you turn off the filters . . . fuck me dead. That's all I can say.
There are levels.
Meditate!!!
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: PrimalSoup]
#24046372 - 01/28/17 12:33 PM (7 years, 2 days ago) |
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PrimalSoup said: Uhm, >breakout< and no, but I've heard about it. I kinda hate to use it but it's so appropriate...
I mean are they called smileys..gif's..etc
You should watch the video though its pretty damn funny..out of nowhere the kid just jumps out the window and youre just like uhhhh ok..
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: Bill_Oreilly]
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I believe they're called Graemlins on this message board.
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: Tiamo]
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Tiamo said: I believe they're called Graemlins on this message board.
ahhh yes thank you
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Re: DMT - Remembering THAT thing... [Re: wolfiewolfie]
#24046868 - 01/28/17 04:18 PM (7 years, 2 days ago) |
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wolfiewolfie said: Science has shown us that you cant actually create cold, it is only the label we give to define the absence of heat
Interesting. I thought the theory of temperature was the speed of the movement of atoms. Heat=faster movement. Is not the absence of movement, stillness? In saying it another way, the absence of cold be heat? Thus it can go both ways.
So I think I see what that means- without movement things would be in their most basic state- absolute zero (cold). It's the addition of movement that creates heat.
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Edited by 277volt808 (01/28/17 04:20 PM)
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