I just had an extremely intense DMT experience. It REALLLY is impossible to describe in any full capacity what it was truly like from my POV because it is probably one of the most subjective experiences possible from the human perspective.

Despite this, I wanna try to convey something to you guys and share how glorious this and other experiences like it can be with you, as well as to convince any curious explorers to take the dive into their minds themselves. This trip was almost 100% visually oriented (so don't expect any metaphysical conclusions ). It was actually an accident that I took so much and ended up how I did. But it was a very positive mistake fortunately.

My friends had a bottle of DMT that melted in the hot sun in his car so that it all melted together at the bottle. He gave me a hit of it eyed out. It was all gooed up together, but it looked like a sew pretty small little chunks We also thought it was degraded so it was meant to be a small dose. It ended up being WAY more DMT than we thought.

I just had to hit it a few extra times because it wasn't powder (less surface area to vaporize). I was using a vapor genie and at first my initial hit barely did anything. I thought that it confirmed the degradation so I proceeded to clean out the pipe by taking as many hits as possible to get any excess material out.

It was a pretty instant transition once I broke through. Normally the experience is relatively slow and the entities like to play around and interact/study me in a constant space, but this time I went to another level. Things were progressing VERY quickly.

It was amazing to say the least. Dose may have been a bit too high actually as everything was moving so fast that I couldn't really admire the strange entities/objects/designs that were rapidly flowing through my consciousness. Towards the end it slowed down but the most amazing things were too quick and too numerous to remember and describe accurately

I remember seeing beings very similar to normal humans wearing some very strange clothes. These entities weren't your typical insectoid beings - they looked largely human but appeared and acted in very strange ways and odd scenarios.

Much of the particular "hyperspace" world I entered was VERY M.C. Escher-esque in it's aesthetic/visual style. Dimensions seemed to be warping into each other and I was having trouble telling up from down.. I saw multiple physically impossible scenes scenarios morphing and melting together and interactions occurring to become something completely different. Very twisted but very enjoyable. I just laughed and grinned and shed a tear during the peak. There are no words for these experiences. As said before, the trip was so visually intense that there wasn’t much room at all for rational thought or introspection. Just awe and content.

I snapped out of it unusually quickly and felt very normal, with just a nice afterglow and a great mood left behind from the trip.

I’ve smoked DMT a good amount and it always surprises me how the dose and the chemical itself causes such a novel experience every time. Sometimes its slow and playful sometimes it’s just so intense you just gotta hold on to your mental handle and soak up the glorious perceptions that flood your mind.

DMT: Highly Recommended (obviously well know on this site, I also posted this on BL)

I would really appreciate any constructive criticism on the writing style, description. etc I'm going to attempt to continue to record my future journeys and will try to share them. I'd like to keep a log of every experience.

Delta

Thanks for sharing your experience with us here, friend. I think we all have stared dumbfounded on returning from Withinity, wondering how to explain all that we have seen and experienced in the few minutes of our slow human time. It is impossible to capture it; our linguistic capacity is simply inadequate. This is a genuine, first order spiritual experience and as such goes far beyond language and its structural limitations. The ancient Taoists understood this better than most, I believe - the Tao is that which cannot be expressed. If it can be, then it is not the Tao.

Having said that, in my own journeys the act of recording what little I could became an extremely important part of the experience. And the more I tried to write down what had happened, the better my recall of the experiences became.

It has been some time since I ventured Within; and I am unlikely to return for a long time yet. My work, for now, is done. But the reports remind me of what I saw and learned, though I am careful to remember that they are merely a sketch - a rough map, not the terrain itself.

Safe travels, friend

Thanks for sharing that report. I really enjoyed reading it. My MO is to take notes throughout - i write down impressions and revelations to sort through them later. Most are pointless and indecipherable, but many SHINE. In their totaliy, they give a shape to the experience that i can understand, or at least admire, when it's over. These become the structure, the skeleton of my reports.

here is an example, if you're interested.

Thanks again and keep 'em comin'!

JBArk

Wow! that sounds intense. A friend of mine shared a similar experiance w me. He said he saw strange looking humans walking around, not in a rush but like they had somewhere to go. Some of the discription is a little vague, but we all know how hard details can be to phrase. Many people who have been to these places prob have a good understanding of the intensity you speek of though.

It's been prob about a month or a little more since i've ventured out. I've had a lot going on, and cant wait to hit the trail again. Understanding thru patience...

Thanks for the short sweet simple post. sometimes those are the best! Don't worry the words will come

- NEXUS, sweet NEXUS -