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I think this particular group would find this show, season 2 specifically, VERY interesting.

If you haven't yet seen it, I highly recommend it.


The show starts off a little slow, first few episodes of season 1 are like all the babble BS that make up the first 1/3 to 1/2 of most "trip reports".

But then you get into the meat of it and it's a hell of a good read... There's dimensional jumping, mental time travel, telepathic octopuses. The entire show seems to be very heavily themed in psychedelics, just very cleverly disguised. Well done.



That's basically what this show is about, btw. Dimensional jumping through intention and specific "movements". I ROFL'd at all the people (reddit) commenting on season one's "interpretative dance" and how they didn't get the ending of season 1.

"Interpretative dance saves the day, sorta"

Haha. Scroll down.


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Okay - So season 2 ends with our crew "jumping" into our dimension, where they appear to be actors on the set filming the second season of "The OA".


Please raise your hand if you've had a similar psychedelic experience.


The first time I ever tripped (mushrooms), I was already pretty established in life. Wife, kids, career, all that good stuff.

As I approached God, or rather, self realization, I suddenly found myself on a sound stage.

Like, the walls of my room sort of pulled away and became translucent and I could see the other actors, who were playing "my wife, kids and even parents", all sitting around the stage on those folding directors chairs.

Like we were on the set of modern family or something.

Holy fuck. I wasn't actually "me" but rather, I was this actor who went all "Danielle Day Lewis" for the "role" of "me".

Does that make any sense?

That scared the shit out of me.

At the time, I felt like I was being presented the option to "jump" into that reality if I chose to.



That life would mean being some famous Hollywood actor, riches, fame, etc. all the BS the ego wants. But it would also mean, at the end of the day, my family were merely other actors and at the end of "wrap" we would all go our separate ways. My kids are still little and I just couldn't bare the thought of them not really being my kids in that reality so I cried out with a resounding NO and then proceeding to freak the fuck out for the next 30-45 minutes. Ha.



Then there's the movements. On DMT and high dose mushrooms I've seen these little figures doing these sort of synchronized choreographed movements but I never really paid attention to what they were doing.

It's been almost 2 years since my last DMT trip but damn, I'm kind of curious to see if they're doing "The five movements".


Does anyone else notice the mass influx of "reality" themed shows coming the Netflix over the past few years? It's like they're slowly trying to wake up the world through "Netflix and Chill".

I watched this whole series its really interesting. I was pretty riveted by the whole thing
there were so many relatable details. The movements I found the most intriguing and super cool. many parallels to the dmt experience.

I'm not surprised to see a post about this show. I just finished season 2, and i did enjoy both. I think that the writers of this series have encoded some pretty deep stuff into a fanciful narrative. Alot of folks who have done some deep traveling may be able to relate to some of the concepts. There were multiple points in both seasons that caused me to do a double take.

For example, in season two, OA is talking to her detective friend, who despite killing a giant telepathic octopus still has trouble thinking his experience is more than hallucination. She tells him "reality is far stranger than we can imagine". That's my go-to line whenever i try to discuss esoteric things with people.

The movements, the multiverse theories, it's all pretty much dead-on in my experience with this world. In fact, at a point in my life in which i desperately needed change, i attempted to murder another one of my selves that only served himself and had amassed a large amount of wealth in order to take some of that energy into the form this self inhabits-say what you will, but i am not homeless anymore. But if one had no touch point with occult reality, then the show might just be a shitshow of a jumbled narrative.

As for storytelling, there were too many false leads in season 2, like said octopus, The Old Knight. I mean who the hell writes in an ancient dimension traveling psychic polymorphous psuedopod and then just...forgets it?

But yeah, i love the budgets being given to some of theseoff the wall series that are being green-lit by netflix and the like. After being TV free for a decade, I've been allowing myself a couple hours a night to watch some off these fun stories.

The OA is one of the best series i have come across, the german DARK is a very good series also.

Hey man,

Yea i watched this show, just as season 2 came out. My wife and me we watched all of it in like a week. Haha

My very first acid trip, on which i massively overdosed showed me all kind of distrubing different realities. salvia snowed me the infinity of my reality repeating in itself endlessly, where no matter how much i struggled i couldn't brake free. The feeling that there is more than just this is strong with me.

If haven't watched it, try the series fringe. They take acid to cross dimensions. It was for years the best show i ever witnessed.