Thanks for sharing!
Let me first say that with DMT itself I still have very, very little experience. I have drank Ayahuasca twice, and the DMT portion of my brew only worked the second time. It was, however, incredible.. Painful. Scary. Beautiful. My report is in this forum if you'd like to read it.. something like "ayahuasca experiment #2 - uh, yeah, it worked this time"
With that said:
I do have quite a bit of experience with other psychedelics, mainly LSD, Mushrooms, Ibogaine, and Mescaline. While DMT is definitely much stronger than those, and a creature of a very different nature.. They all share similar spiritual properties in my opinions.
I can relate to much of what you said, like your feelings about 'god', and an ongoing search for truth, and answers to the timeless questions. I don't feel it would be right of me to suggest a course of action, although my initial reaction is to urge you to continue your research, be diligent, and above all be as safe as possible, and if you still feel the call, continue on your path to trying DMT. (Above all do your research and be careful) But I think the best I can do is relate some of my personal experiences.
I'm pressed for time at the moment, but still want to share with you, so allow me to condense.
I was raised christian, until - as i like to say - I learned to think for myself. Then for a long time I was as devout as an Athiest can be. After my first experience with LSD, atheism was no longer even an option for me. How can you not believe in "god" when you're face to face with 'it'?
That began my spiritual quest. I began reading all I could. Starting mainly with Eastern ideologies like Buddhism and Taoism, and working my way to more modern thinkers and philosophers from Nietzsche to Dennett. But it seems I've gathered most of my current beliefs and ideas from my own life experiences, and the most profound changes have usually come with the help of a psychedelic catalyst.
Psychedelic drugs don't provide answers, but they are great, amazingly complex tools, that help us find the answers that are already there. You sound like a thinker, as are most of the people here. And personally, I am so utterly enthralled at what psychedelics are capable of doing. There is literally no end to my curiosity. I believe they are teachers of the highest order. They are teachers, and I am just a baby in my learning still. A very grateful, curious baby.
What I will end with is that psychedelics have had a profoundly positive impact on almost every area of my life. LSD woke me up to a power greater than myself. Ibogaine helped me to free myself from IV heroin addiction. MDMA taught me the value of human connection. And DMT, well, a few nights ago DMT taught me that I am still very afraid of death, and therefore very grateful for everything this life has to offer, whatever this 'live' really is. But all these insights would be worthless without a solid foundation upon which to place them. So while I think you sound like someone who could benefit from safe experimentation, I urge you to remember that these tools are like fingers pointing at the moon. If you stare at the finger, you can't see the moon. And if you get too caught up in the substances themselves, without a firm ground to stand on, in reality and in your own mind, the negatives could outweigh the positives.
Please remember though, I'm not a doctor nor a professional of any sort. These are just my experiences and opinions. Know yourself, know your body, and continue your research until you feel comfortable making the best decision for yourself.
And really, again, thank you for sharing!
Embrace this moment, remember: We are eternal. All this pain is an illusion.