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@LambdaDelta, I appreciate the info. And I'm a bit jealous that I don't have access to other psychedelics. 🥲 Although the whole process of extraction is fun. I learned to be more patient and meticulous.

In this thread, I will share my DMT experience. The time has come!

@LambdaDelta 🙂 TBH, I cannot imagine how you can be immune to DMT. Will do. 🥹

It is crazy. And I've just begun. I mean, it is insane, but the good kind. It wasn't just visuals. It started to get mental. I thought that it would continue to be just beautiful visuals while filling up the pipe casually. Lol.

#8 OMG, I literally died. PURE UNLIMITED CREATION!

I have also had that feeling on DMT. 😀 However, the most intense that I felt that was on psilocybe tampanensis.

#7 I was on DMT for 2 hours straight today. I smoked about 30 mg each time. Probably many people have said this, but, damn, it was a pure dream. I was melting all the way down. For some brief moments, there was the experience of reality being imaginary. It was like experiencing a glitch.

That is good. I was not forcing you, but whatever.

Forgive me, I'm having a challenging time understanding the context of your responses. Just try not to be attached to the ideas of psychedelic experiences.

Of course, if you are psychologically unstable, then I would hesitate to recommend you to do it; otherwise, start planning to extract, travel, or forget about psychedelics altogether.

Maybe psychologically it affects you to some extent. However, it is tiny compared to when you actually experience it. What is the use of listening to others' trips if you are not eventually going to do it? You have to experience it. There's no way around that.

@Someone here, why don't you make some DMT for yourself? By the way, it is so simple to make, although you have to be very careful, patient, and diligent. First understand what material you need and check whether you can get them in the order of necessity and importance.

@Someone here, I barely entered the first stage of the DMT experience, and I'm shocked. Reading trips is entertaining and can make you open-minded, but I guarantee experience is necessary because it is immensely different than what you actually conceive it might be for you.

@Someone here, your dreams at night and DMT experience are not in the same ballpark.

#6 I was thrown into a new level of experience that I never had with DMT before. Incredible visuals. The geometric overlays were captivating. However, this time it got so intense that my visual field was continuously morphing for a brief time. I saw recursive patterns that were beyond 3D. Then, for a few seconds, there was a sudden recognition that this is a dream. It was truly out of the ordinary, not only visually but also metaphysically.

I think growing mushrooms will benefit you financially in the long run. I found that making my own psychedelic is fun.

Thanks for the suggestions.

@Joshe, existential cry is the best cry. For me, it's simultaneously sour and sweet. It hits deep. Sexual pleasure can also make me cry.

Try to minimize the addiction as much as possible and see what remains. Clarify to yourself why/how you are addicted to the things you mentioned and how you can stop being addicted to them. Addiction is unconscious, regardless of what you are addicted to.

@Leo Gura, I just noticed Steve Patterson's book on your booklist and immediately bought it. I really wanted a clear, simple, and truthful philosophical investigation from the start. Thank you for the recommendation! He is genuinely direct. I love it!

Yeah, the visuals of both are something else. They are breathtakingly beautiful. I think what makes them awesome is that the structure of your whole experience is altered, from which you can never run away. It's total, and you're conscious of it. However, if you look at some object that represents that experience, it doesn't give you the same feeling.

I find it exhausting that people ignore how anything can exist at all and the immediacy of it, treating it as a given while theorizing about it.

@meta_male, well said.

@Leo Gura, would you define what non-serious use of psychedelics is?

I thought that it was a spider-mimicking leaf. Lol.