Quote:Each second of the 15 seconds, I became aware. I wish words could truly describe the feeling. I felt my pineal gland open. I felt my third eye open. I was looking around the car in complete awe. Looked outside the window and the fences were recreating themselves and looked perfect. The open-eyed visuals were not as intense.
yeah, sometimes i've had experiences, typically on the milder end, where for some reason very little was happening outwards, but as soon as i'd close my eyes it would be like someone flipping on the switch, behind my eyes, what was happening, it'd all flood into my closed eye visual field, like someone opening the floodgates, almost as if opening my eyes or trying to pay attentionfocus to the outer world somewhat 'held the experience at bay'
but of course the above means nothing when you get a big dose of it
lesson: the real profoundness ofit lies behind the eyes
Quote:I needed more DMT but that was all that there was. I believe now, that I was in the waiting room. But I kept opening my eyes? I was completely conscious and speaking to my friends about what was happening. But i had an urge to keep my eyes shut and enjoy the ride, but I kept opening my eyes!! In a sense I feel this was my ego clinging onto life.
learn to keep your eyes closed, at all costs, you'll be rewarded
Quote:I couldn't let go. I didn't know how. But I felt so at peace & so aware of the now. I was everything, and everything was me. There was no specific time, I was time. I didn't see any of the typical egyptian art that many people do see. It was more rushing through actual space itself. Waves of light flashing by me. Perfectly synchronised colours everchanging. They showed me that I have an infinitely finite understanding. I apologise if this makes no sense because I'm still trying to come to terms with it.
there's really not much trick or way about it imo as far as letting go.
full acceptance of what's happening, full acceptance of losing all contact with everyday-reality, full acceptance of 'oh no i might've done too much', full acceptance of this mini mach death in a plant, full acceptance of being unable to turn back the minutehands of the experience as its happening
die into it
ultimately you have to accept it as it comes about, you really don't have much other choice but to accept it, otherwise sometimes things might not be so gentle with you
trust can be paramount, full unconditional trust in the process
Quote:I am certainly aware that I did not breakthrough, but had a taste of what was waiting for me. I feel more aware of everything around me, like it's a second-nature that was given to me last night. All my surroundings, I can listen to music and listen to a conversation that's happening away from me while texting on my phone like I just understand everything that's going on around me.
you'll certainly know when you do get enough, you'll know when the BT happens, and if you're still left with doubt after the fact as to whether or not you BT, push harder
though tread carefully
Quote:I feel like this was a positive experience and all the 'training' and 'research' definitely meant absolutely nothing the second I took the hit. It was a very personal experience and I really would like to try it again, but I want to wait and try to figure out what last night's trip meant. I don't know. I'm sorry for rambling on, I'm just a 20 year old trying to figure out what to do in life. Thank you for reading.
you're right, all the pontification, fancy words, elaborate thoughts on it, when you get enough of it in ya then all the training and research and ideals don't mean shit lol.
go again when you're ready, you have time on your side, all in due time, seems like the experience went well for you for what it was, congrats
thanks for writing