Thank you, Mt.B. I have tried to make sense of my experience the last few days, without much success. Until now, and this is why I felt the urge to write about it.
I've read in the last 2 days "The Teachings of Don Juan", which I can only sincerely recommend to everybody. The experiences are described in great detail and in such a great manner. Aside from that, the entire knowledge Don Juan possessed and the attitude he had towards things made me see things in a whole new way. I felt I was exactly like the apprentice (Castaneda) when he first began learning, an eager boy just looking for some fun, while missing the real teachings in front of him.
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I felt this is an important part that is related to the main experience:
DMT has also tried to show me I needed to express love towards the people that are still around me [made it very clear], but I was ignorant, just looking for the fun stuff. That's why I haven't felt the rush to try DMT for I think 3 weeks or so. Before this period, I was always eager to smoke some. Now I know it's because of my wrong attitude on how I viewed things.
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I now realize why I had felt so lonely and helpless when I traveled, and that is because I ignored what was being shown to me the easy way. The mushroom wanted to show me the aspects of my life I needed to work on, but instead I "gave way to amazement", as Terrence McKenna would put it. Instead of doing some work on myself and finding out what the mushroom needed to tell me, I was blinded by pretty visuals and how the objects looked, in general. We all know pretty well right about now that when the mushroom (or any other ally) wants to TELL you something, boy it will do so, by all means necessary. So the mushroom took away everything I had or knew to convey that to me, because I wouldn't understand it otherwise.
I embrace the experience I had because I know there was no other way around it since I couldn't see the forest for the trees. I wanted to improve my life, but I didn't know what or how to go about it. Through this experience, I now see that I was alone because I chose so. I was so absorbed by the rules and "values" that society teaches us, that I've lost contact with my inner self and my emotions. I had a pretty tough life as a child, and until now I've felt that childhood was a part of me that was lost forever. The mushroom brought that back for me, in a sense. I failed to see this during my trip, and again I must thank don Juan for triggering some sort of internal clock for me with his teachings.
Thank you all for taking the time to read this. It's good to be born again and start fresh

I know the report doesn't cover ALL the aspects of the trip, but I found those described to be the most meaningful at this time.
The truth...lies within.