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Posts: 99 Joined: 10-Aug-2011 Last visit: 29-Dec-2012 Location: South Bay Area California
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Death&Decay wrote:If you set expectations for yourself, you will always be let down. Everyone who I have met with who had a preconceived idea of what a dmt experience would be like had this notion that they would immediately become enlightened and all their questions would be answered. I try and explain to them that it is totally possible to get their, but if you expect it to just come on first try you will be greatly disappointed. To which they reply, but I read online or seen a documentary where people experience what I want yada yada... So they don't understand, and they "try" to have the experience they are imagining and it never works out, never. You will never be satisfied with how things turn out if you have a expectation for what it will be like. With a mind set like that it is impossible to be rewarded, because you don't have the ability to appreciate what it is that is being offered and instead only look for what you expect. I dont recall my post mentioning anything having to do with ones expectations whatsoever are you carrying on from another post perhaps, or enlighten me please? sam
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The Rhythmic Dúnedain
Posts: 293 Joined: 07-Jul-2011 Last visit: 07-Jul-2014 Location: Omicron Persei 8
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Tek wrote: This park was supposedly an area that anyone could go to if they weren't caught up in a belief system when they died. Supposedly, it's purpose was to have an area where people could sort of 'get their bearings' after dying and decide what to do next.
very interesting, sounds like a nicer version of purgatory that isn't everlasting Seinfeld reruns(how I've always imagined purgatory to be if it exists). If indeed I went to some interdimesional waiting room for lost souls then the afterlife looks pretty delightful from what I saw. I'm not saying that is where I went but it meshes up with the way I look at things What are we but stupefied dancers to a discordant stystem, we believe - so we're mislead
we assume - so we're played
we confide - so we're deceived
we trust - so we're betrayed
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Posts: 79 Joined: 19-May-2011 Last visit: 17-Nov-2012 Location: The Milky Way Galaxy
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DIGITALSAM wrote:I am wondering how many of you ever see human type explorers anyone?
peace
Sam I have been wondering this as well, as I have seen actual humans!! One time a man with a big afro went past me and was shaking his fingers infront of my face, while he made a funny face, and he was laughing a little at my reaction. I have also seen three different children, but they didnt seemed like they lived there like that man did, they looked kind of confused. In the same trip as I saw those children, I saw in the corner of my eye, two doctors taking notes...
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Posts: 93 Joined: 08-Aug-2011 Last visit: 18-Sep-2014 Location: The Universe
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DIGITALSAM wrote:Death&Decay wrote:If you set expectations for yourself, you will always be let down. Everyone who I have met with who had a preconceived idea of what a dmt experience would be like had this notion that they would immediately become enlightened and all their questions would be answered. I try and explain to them that it is totally possible to get their, but if you expect it to just come on first try you will be greatly disappointed. To which they reply, but I read online or seen a documentary where people experience what I want yada yada... So they don't understand, and they "try" to have the experience they are imagining and it never works out, never. You will never be satisfied with how things turn out if you have a expectation for what it will be like. With a mind set like that it is impossible to be rewarded, because you don't have the ability to appreciate what it is that is being offered and instead only look for what you expect. I dont recall my post mentioning anything having to do with ones expectations whatsoever are you carrying on from another post perhaps, or enlighten me please? sam Just talking in general not directed at you
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