Here are my experiences with spoken language and dmt.

When I smoalk alone, I can't comprehend the meanings behind the syllables coming out of my mouth. Other times I experiment with the syllables and the way they are created, still with very little comprehension of what they actually mean.

When I smoalk with someone else, what they say sounds like babble. This has only happened once in the few time I've joined others for a spice session, but it was super odd. I just had zero comprehension of language, and ended up laughing at the fragility of our primary tool for communication.

These few experiences are some of my favorite, and I have been obsessively pondering all the different aspects of language.The evolution of language is quite an interesting thing to think about; I mean having the neural capacity to link our perception to ideas and then to transfer them to sounds that would have no purpose otherwise is utterly amazing.

Have you guys had any experiences with the deconstruction or reconstruction of language?

On mushrooms I've had this "speaking in tongues", however with the D I prefer just to concentrate on other things besides me speaking.

hey Ice, yes I have had only one experience with language deconstruction. I did not weigh the spice prior to loading it. i would guess it was between 100mg and 150mg, which i highly recommend nobody trying. it was pretty scary, i felt from the top of my forehead to the back of my neck being split open, almost as if i was shedding my body. the words i was thinking to myself in my head were just breaking down as i tried to think of them. It is difficult to explain but i ended up thoughtless just staring up at the ceiling from my back. during this experience i did try to resist and i did vomit quite a bit. again i do not recommend that high of a dose.

I've had my perception is that super 3x fast forward mode (I know a lot of you know what I'm talking about ) and people around me were talking and the words were flying by so fast that I couldn't really understand what they were saying. I've had nonsense and gibberish thrown at me telepathically though.