I'll just cut straight to it. Took a big hit of DMT, and put on some music. I was confronted by my usual brown pesty entity, but completely unwavering in the face of it, white light overtook it as the godhead rolled onto the scene, unfolding rather gloriously as it tends to do. I opened my eyes, and was pretty content with how everything went.

Lately, I've been making a point to only "go up" once, especially if it was a good experience, so as not to press my luck. As I was about to pack everything up, I realized there was probably still another hit in the GVG. With my vaping technique, and the amount I loaded up, I usually get two hits out of the GVG, but I had only taken one. Figuring there was probably one decent hit in there, I figure I'd give it one more go...what the hell.

Staring out the window (my new favorite thing apparently), I took one monstrously long drag. With the DMT still in my lungs, energy flooded the room and was gently cradling me laterally from side to side. The energy tilted my head back, closing my eyes, as I was about to witness one of the most spectacular multidimensional displays I've yet to see. The entire time it was happening to me, the only words I could think of were simply that this was of a "Higher Order". What started off as this gigantic mega hyper cube which was aligning itself dimensionally with me such that the soft and surreal neon yellows and deep purples took on an extra tantalizing quality. What unfolded was truly out of this world as the geometries kept on completely outdoing themselves second after second, splitting and reconfiguring along breathtaking planes and angles, pulling out all the stops in the most precious fashion. Higher Order

Upon opening my eyes, all of reality was melting, or rather I was melting wholeheartedly into reality, as both I, hyperspace and the physical world seamlessly flowed into one another. The euphoria was outstanding, the likes of which I have not experienced since my first white light encounter with the godhead on ayahuasca and vaped DMT. At first I wasn't even thinking I was going to be in the mood to go anyway, much less twice, but I'm so glad I did.

Nice Global! sounds wonderful

Awesome

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That was a truly wonderful report! I really dig your descriptiveness.

There's been afew occasions for me, where, I would have an outstanding experience then upon coming back id say "what the heck, i'll have another go...couldn't hurt". And needless to say, on those few occasions, I was rewarded handsomely. It's almost like "O!? you weren't satisfied with the display, well...I think I can fix that"

I remember the few times that I had done this, the experience following the previous got insanely beautiful and mind-bendingly complex to the point where tears would well up and i'd break down. Thinking that this experience has a limit is so incredibly silly, and I was shown that.

Im gonna have to try the 'looking out the window'. I live out and am surrounded by field and woods, so that'd probably be a treat. Once again Global, a wonderful and to-the-point report. Your descriptions flood myself with concise visions of 'that'

Tat Tvam Asi

Whoo, thanks for sharing. I am quite envious of you, i simply can't imagine the sight. :/ Perhaps if we smoalk long enough we can actually comprehend dimensions. I would love to know how things really work. Would you say you where on the outside of the structure? I am reminded of being bathed in a very large headspace that filled the room. And i was traveling from the inside of some multidimensional object, peeking at doors and speaking to 'a species'.

Perhaps some similarities here. Except when coming down it felt like my head was shrinking back to it's baseline frequency.

Beautiful I love those unexpected , unexpected experiences

I can actually recall this experience with a surprising amount of clarity as I think back on it, even though it was 8 months ago. It was like falling backwards down a tunnel/dome staring up at the ceiling growing further and further away as the displays became ever more sophisticated and dimensional. It was quite cavernous. When it comes to multidimensionality, the inside/outside dichotomy can start to become a little irrelevant though.