majesticnature wrote:tele wrote:۩ wrote:tele wrote:DMT has alot to do with audible sound frequencies IMO. (carrier wave, entities sizzling etc.)
DMT unveils the hub where all of these spectrums intertwine. It goes way beyond the small window of what is audible and into ....the b e y o n d
Yeah, there is the interesting matter that the sounds also produce visuals etc.
Just one can percieve often "audible hallucinations", which is at least for me rare with other psychedelics.
Are you trying to saying, that which I think I've been learning myself, that reality is nothing more then sound?
I would say that reality is based on vibrational frequencies, only a very very small fraction of which we would consider sound. Human ears can hear vibrations from 20hz to 20,000hz. We have a similarly narrow band of frequencies we perceive as colors.
All of this is rather basic, but it begins to take holographic shape when you add in multi-dimensionality and harmonics. One never really hears a single pure sine wave tone. There are always harmonic overtones. Apply this concept to they idea of vibrational frequencies and you start to unlock some very deep mysteries.
Anyway,
majesticnature... welcome to the Nexus. I enjoyed your intro and was thinking to comment there after reading some new posts and making some coffee. I guess I will just say here what I would have said there. 5 grams of dried mushies is a pretty "majestic" dose to start out with. You probably could have avoided the hellishness of the 1st half and gone more gently into the blissful half if you would have begun with a much smaller dose and worked out the kinks at a lower intensity. There is a marked tendency for people to overshoot right out of the box. Baby steps... no need to run before you crawl. Hyperspace isn't going anywhere.
Be well my friend.
"Curiouser and curiouser..." ~ Alice
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