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goodone22
#1 Posted : 12/21/2022 2:28:08 PM

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i've heard couple times users say dmt is like thousands of years in time and for others just couple minutes.
today i heard from a girl saying even low doses of dmt+marijuanna can take such a long time of 14000 years.
i think anything taken that long will be irritating to me even if it is heaven and i know psychedelic isn't always heaven like experience.
is mushrooms similar to this in time?i had an NDE before and it took like decades but not thousands.
i can't even say decades for sure,it was more like a feeling and a unreal thought of passing time,it wasn't same as the real worlds time pass.
usually people are so emotional in such experiences it is reasonable that maybe people exaggerate it when explain,
not sure but i don't want have such long experience ever.
 

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#2 Posted : 12/21/2022 8:05:23 PM

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Time perception is altered, but putting a figure like '14000 years' on it is plain ridiculous.

Jim DeKorne did describe in his book, "Psychedelic Shamanism", having the experience of living the entire lifetime of another person and while that wasn't with the use of a classic serotonergic psychedelic it does correspond to the decades of your NDE. 14000 years would be well over 800 generations.




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