I've noticed this a couple times now, especially when the hyperspatial open-eyed objects are large and close to my body, that at the vertices of the multiple intersecting planes are these really tiny black numerals. It has given me the impression that they are kind of like a code or means of communication between the planes, either letting them know how to behave or what to be in the first place. They are most visible when the objects are clearish, but I have seen them in all sorts of colors. To be clear, I'm not referring to blatant archaic text "on display", but rather these tiny black pieces of code at vertices. It seems like they are not meant to be seen. Has anyone else noticed this or a similar phenomena?

I feel sometimes like the whole hyperspace is made of colorful code.

interesting , i've got to smoke more

Codes, information, symbols...all prevalent themes existing in a multitude of ways in hyperspace.

I have a fond memory of an acid trip a few years ago. I was meditating when all of a sudden gigantic stone gears emerged from the sky of my mind and as I pressed my palms together, they churned...lurching overhead. A metaphorical brilliance.

On the outsides of the gears, were glowing green symbols. Nothing I have ever seen before. Just simple, different, glowing green symbols on stone gears in a dark meditative void.

Not long after I had a dream I was rock climbing the inner walls of a cylindrical place on earth. The dream was filled with tribulations and hardships and finally as I was about to reach the top, I notice the same glowing neon lime green symbol glowing from the rock ... and I let go and fell backwards and woke up.



Also, in regards to numbers:

Hyperspace uses numbers the same way music uses numbers. (And the rest of the entire universe[s])
For instance, even if there isn't a direct representation of a symbol defining a number like you are describing, Global, there are often numbers to be found in the patterns of hyperspace. This correlates with my theory that musicians have a tendency to remember more aspects of hyperspace than people who aren't used to counting patterns via sensory data. I think there is a hell of a lot to be learned from this and much more exploration needs to be done!


This, I think, is one of the keys that will help us understand hyperspace in the future.

Interesting. I'm a musician by trade and passion, and I have found myself capable of remembering lots of my journeys, and I have wondered if being a musician had anything to do with it. In a similar theme as numbers, patterns are equally prevalent throughout music.

It's a very interesting concept you,ve brought up . I am a full time musician and have always wondered
If it had something to do with my ability to recall my journeys in detail.
There is a correlation somewhere .

Ideas:

-Playing music trains a part of the brain that is very prominently used in hyperspace, thus laying a foundation for hyperspace awareness.
-Hyperspace is "musical" on the visual, auditory, and feeling sensors causing synesthesia.
-Can we learn to tap into what this is indicating, or is it simply the amplification of another layer of ourselves? Or is it both in some elegant dance?

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Hmmmm... DJ / Producer here... I don't have much issue recalling experiences either. They will often reverberate through my thoughts for days afterwards, giving a steady dribble of interpretation / meaning after the often bewildering flash... Integration doesn't seem like much of an issue for me, even with the more 'difficult' episodes.

I very rarely listen to music while smoalking tho, maybe I will try, and then listen to the track the next day to see if it prompts any memories / insights, sort of like a pavlovian response maybe?

Yes. Yes, you do. SMOALK MOAR DMT!

Well I do get heavy synesthesia on DMT. Every single note or textural shift or rhythm is translated into my visual experience. There have been times where I became so immersed in the visual-musical state where what I'm hearing is identical to what I'm seeing (if you could see sound, that's what it would look like) to the point that I forget I even exist, and I've become what I'm hearing/seeing. In this case, I think my natural tendency to picture the music that I'm hearing and zone in on certain details may play a role in how many nuances of the sound get translated into the visuals.

Here's an interesting DMT synesthesia experience for ya. Back when I first started doing my extractions, I remember trying to do some experiments with 528 Hz and how listening to it would affect my trip. This was the first time I realized that sound had a profound and direct impact on visuals. I was listening to the tone, had my eyes closed and saw a variety of squares, circles and triangles arranged in a certain mandala way. As soon as the tone cut out (I was getting it off youtube), all the images fell slack into loose ovals. I realized there had to be a direct correlation between what I was hearing and what I was seeing. The next day I was looking at the cymatic representations of the ancient solfeggio scale and 528 looked exactly like the mandala I was looking at to the T. I was shocked because I realized that I was seeing that sound the way it "looked".

That is an AWESOME experience Global. Thanks for sharing that. I too have had direct cymatic visions in the past.

I used to eat lots of acid and hang out in front of subwoofers/speakers and all my friends would be off running around but I, for some reason, would just obsess over the mandalas in my mind...I have never tried 528Hz but you have me very interested.

I just built a 5 ft tall subwoofer and will be hanging out in the desert for a week so I will experiment much with this.

Wow global that cymatic synthesia is super f-ing cool!
I've been obsessed with cymatics since I learned about them.
I will definately try this!

Also I must add that everytime I enter the DMT space, I enter through a sort of code which can expand pretty much into anything. And at a breakthrough dose if I open my eyes the room becomes just a gigantic mess of this code. I guess this is a topic of numbers, but I could call these "alien numbers".

I envy you. Let us know how your sonic experiments go.

This whole topic is VERY familiar.. I got no clue what it means but I love that it is so. There are the small hidden "matrix code" and numbers, and there are the more apparent glyphs and runes. All of them are quite common in my experience.

Also often what I get with dmt is that one part of the " scenery" is lit, and the light kinda flows and moves across the environment, and it can shine in a way that you see on the back of the scenery these different forms, like these numbers or symbols

Hey Global that experience must have been incredible! Did you consider trying out again with other frequencies, and doing a "test" with different frequencies and see if you get them right every time?

I can do that in about a week and a half. I'll bring a notebook, a plate, some corn meal, and some DMT.

No. I didn't try it with other frequencies, but I will try when I smoke again. Unfortunately I've noticed that there's no guarantee between having the opportunity to view a cymatic representation and some elaborate scene being modified by the frequency. I remember discontinuing my frequency use because I noticed that it had the tendency to create (often confusing) loops.

An experiment with acoustical levitation.

I once saw music in hyperspace. It was a wall resembling the liquid in cymatics experiments and the music being broadcasted in hyperspace was very surreal, kind of like a complicated orchestra being played by the one instrument divided between octaves and pitch, it all resonated with eachother.

Anyway, this wall was either making the sound or in perfect sync with it because it would move about with the rhythm and do the 3d/4d movements along with the pitch and the tones. It was in perfect sync with the music. Then it all kind of separated and the music became clearer, like it broke it down to a simpler form to show what was going on. Hyperspace is so musical, I recently went in with music playing on a stereo on and it totally influenced the experience.

But about the numbers thing, you may be onto something. I came across a book aleister crowley wrote 777 and Other Qabalistic Writings of Aleister Crowley and he writes about numbers representing words and the tree of life. Numerology might be of interest too.

That video was awesome House. I started laughing when I saw the coffee cup floating