Hello, Nexus! I am not a DMT user. I am not a supporter of DMT use. Although, neither am I one who is anti-DMT use. I am a skeptic. I research and study various subjects, from Evangelical Faith Healing to Psychic readings, and attempt to either prove or disprove the claims. A very good friend, perhaps my best friend I should say, introduced me to the concept of DMT recently. I have heard many things about DMT and have began reading different books on it. I've come to learn about the various "spiritual" experiences that DMT produces. I've heard murmurings (if not shouts) about how the user travels in and out of dimensions. I am very interested in learn more about this aspect of the DMT experience, and will be asking many questions in these forums. So in advance to that, thanks for all of your responses. I also have set up a page on Facebook where we can discuss these things. There is a link in my post in the "Open Discussion" area.

The only way you will ever know anything about DMT is by experiencing it yourself.
Nothing you read or think you understand will ever mean anything until you do.
Facebook? Ya right ;]

If i base my opinion on DMT strictly by experiencing it...it would taint my opinion. For instance: If i have a bad experience, I would likely view it badly. If a good experience, then I would view it good. I'm looking for all types of experiences from all types of people so I can try to form a complete opinion.

It would be unwise to apply these human concepts such as good or bad to something that goes far beyond the need to be polarized.

Welcome to the Nexus. I appreciate and respect your approach. I agree with House, in which you really should try DMT yourself. I think you need to visit the DMT experience yourself, a number of times. Though don't base your opinion strictly upon your own experience, also formulate your opinion on other peoples experiences, there's no reason why you can't do both.

Peace

Macre