fractalic: Your eye-covered entities remind me of a skirt I made once, I called it my paranoia skirt. I used tupperware lids as stamps, the kind that were fluted in a radiant way, so the stamp looked just like an iris. Then I just added pupils. It was cool. Eyes all over.

Cherubim are said to be all eyes and wings.

Here's another good thread on this: https://www.dmt-nexus.me...aspx?g=posts&t=24280

I have met several checkered jesters in my journeys, slightly similar to purges' picture. They're quite cool. Last one I saw was kind of small fella and he was sailing on some kind of a (pirate?) ship... Just the usual hyperspace

hi timepantry,do you have some picturs of this skirt, sounds interesting...
tele, thanks for the link,i guess the grid- checkered creature is a popular one,already few people here admitted to meet him...

Alas, no, it is long gone with many adventures in between.

I made a quick approximation of it, though.

Link here.

Click it, it gets bigger.

BTW

Artist Robert Venosa, who died this August, was a master at capturing the look of some entities. The Robert Venosa RIP thread has a number of his pictures up, and many of them show scenes and entities that jibe quite well with stuff SWIM has seen. The three that I just added are especially congruent for me. Check it out and enjoy the work of a true master.

thanks! absolutely amazing!

I allready have a thread about exactly this Topic going.>> https://www.dmt-nexus.me...osts&t=24280&p=5
Why start another thread? Might as well just post in the allready existing one.

In response to Tek's question about the eyes: The evolution psychology-based theory would be that we've evolved to be able to pick out certain things quickly (in the wilderness) such as eyes (of, say, a predator). So there's this relatively large part of our brain dedicated to picking out eyes in the visual scene, and when our brains are on perceptual overdrive, we see most what we have evolved to identify best, such as eyes, vertical symmetry (such as in animal faces), etc.

If you want a great book on evolutionary psychology as it pertains to spiritual experiences (and thus psychedelic experiences, if you are inclined to see it that way) I recommend Religion Explained by Pascal Boyer. It's an insightful read.