Has anybody ever attempted to make a video that would show what actually happens when you enter hyperspace? A 3d animation or something? I have found images that show examples of DMT like patterns and the ceiling in the DMT room many experience just before liftoff (http://forums.mycotopia.net/attachments/storming-gates/20147d1142650237-dmt-dosing-wow-atomicbig.jpg)... but I have never seen any attempt to piece together a video of the experience.

I wish I had the knowledge to create something like this but it would be incredible if somebody could make one!

Watch this. From 7:15 - 8:15

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=736NKsK86Uk

That video is of an ayahuasca trip.

I know. Im sure you know there is dmt in aya but this is the closest ive seen any video.

You would have to spend a looooot of time doing some muthafuckin crazy 3D to get anything that even close to the DMT visuals but it would still be far from the experience that is so much more than just the colors and patterns.

This is probably the most accurate depiction that I've seen to date: DMT Visuals

enjoy!

Are you joking?

What, you don't see "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley when in hyperspace?

sorry, I forgot that this board has a diverse international presence. That video was somewhat of an inside joke in the US last year. So yes, I was joking.

The art I have seen based on the DMT experience, although often highly creative in a most profound way, appears to be far more controlled. I also firmly believe that although there are some common themes from person to person, the way they manifest in the minds eye of the individual differ as do finger prints.

No one has ever even come close to describing those I could liken to my experiences. Also due to the state dependent manner of recall, I myself only ever think "oh yeah!That was it." When I return to the source.

I certainly haven't witnessed any format of digital media that is capable of producing my usual entry scene, which I have a slight memory of in a state of sobriety after a few repetitions.

I do appreciate DMT inspired art, ever since I laid eyes on Luke Brown's "Alpha Centauri" but this is not something that seems familiar to myself. http://spectraleyes.com/...y/artworx/alpha_centauri

This photo hardly translates. It really has to be seen, full-sized and under a black-light

That is actually from a movie called Blueberry, about a secret Indian peyote garden that the local "white man" thinks is a gold mine. Those scenes are supposed to be a peyote trip.

Very DMT-esque though...


WS

no it's definitely aya. the director knew the shamans in the video, he had spent time with them previously and worked with them to create this movie. they are of the Shipibo tribe who definitely use aya, not peyote.

they weave their songs into their textiles, protection songs, healing songs, travelling songs. there is a gallery of them here they say these patterns ARE the songs, are what they look like in the experience. very aya/dmt like.

This dudes art is awesome. Is he the one who designed the front page for the Nexus?

Blueberry's director is a french guy who also made a TV report about Ayahuasca and shamans (quite interresting btw).
He recently directed a drama named "99 francs" about a guy working in the world of advertising and using more and more drugs. Very good movie also with some tripping scenes (some are quite harsh).

I know nothing of the director, or his intentions but I have seen the whole movie, it takes place in America, the New Mexico/Califonia desert, in the old "wild west", during the end of the gold rush. There is a tribe of American Indians (chiricwa - I spelled it wrong, no doubt) who have a secret, hidden, Peyote garden inside of a mountain in the desert, that can only be gotten to by swimming to the bottom of a small lake & going though an underwater tunnel under the mountain. The men of the near by town think the Indians have a secret gold mine and plan to steal it from them etc... The main "bad guy" knows there is no gold, he believes that drinking the Indians magic tea will give him super powers etc...
There is much dialog about the Indians & "scalping" etc... throughout the movie.

There is also a short scene near the end of the movie where they show the garden, with peyote buttons & stalks of San Pedro Cati growing. It's actually right before the scene we're talking about here, where the "evil white guy" (played by Michael Madsen) has just discovered the peyote or, "gold" & he and the hero of the movie "battle it out" in their minds after drinking the peyote tea, or "gold".

I've drank aya a number of times & those scenes are very reminiscent of where a strong Ayahuasca experience can go. Maybe that's the only psychedelic experience the director had to draw from, for these effects. The movie is about American Indians & peyote though.
I've never taken peyote, or any kind of mescalin, can someone who has experience with both mescalin & ayahuasca say weather or not these effects are more like one or the other?

BTW, that "shaman" is an actor from New Zealand, named Temuera Morrison, who has been in a large number of movies that have nothing to do with Ayahuasca or Peyote. He played Jango Fett in the new Star Wars movies for crying out loud.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temuera_Morrison


Cheers

WS

Hahahah so someone just got Rickrolled! Actually I Rickrolled some dudes on another forum just a week ago hehehe lousy joke

That is the greatest term I've heard in a long time!!!

I was in junior high/high school when that song & its cool-as-ice video was actually a hit.
Funny thing, it was a bit of a joke here in the US back then too!!


Never giving up...

WS

you are all right.. its aya, but its also peyote.. and also san pedro and also datura.. one can see all these plants in the film. The director said himself about it in tribes.net. Its not supposed to be 'accurate' in terms of the location and the plants that exist there (no ayahuasca in north america)

Ooh Fah, that would be one heavy duty cocktail, eh!!!

Cripes!!



Your right, I just went back & watched that scene where they show the garden and there are some huge B.Cappi vines & a bowl of Chaliponga leaves sitting on the alter, with the bowl of thick black tea.
There are also some thin green vines, with a few orange/yellow blossoms crawling the walls, is that the Datura? I'm not real familiar with that stuff.

Good eye!!


WS