So I did my first changa ceremonies the other day on some friends who never tried dmt, and I totally changed their lives. Helping people see clearly and have a more positive outlook using psychedelics as a medicine is the most fulfilling thing I have ever done. As most of you know, when you return from a breakthrough on Changa, you're still tripping extremely intensely for a while after. I decided to put on divine moments of truth my shpongle.

I CRIED MY EYES OUT. as soon ad the throat singing started with that amazing piano melody I felt this overwhelming DEEP connection with the song, like I was listening to exactly what had just happened to me. There was so much going on all at once and I couldn't help but just cry it sounded so so beautiful. I've always always lovrd this song, but now that I listened to it while on DMT, there's a much deeper and powerful connection than I've ever felt. I felt like I got exactly what they were trying to do, and the song is an absolute masterpiece.

Haven't listened to it on Changa, but for DMT Shpongle is always perfect.

Their music is drenched in hints to DMT.Sometimes it's just a pure dedication to it.Like Divine Moments of Truth is.

A few days ago i had a great experience when this song started to play when i was coming down, Alan Parsons Return to Tunguska feat. Shpongle and Dave Gilmour, it gave a really funky vibe to the experience, especially the guitar part, not exactly mystical as other songs will sound, but very interesting nonetheless.

Peace.

I'm surprised I haven't heard of that song ! Thanks for the new discovery!

No problem, it was pretty obscured, it appeared only on a compilation called Haiti Appeal Project.

Great collaboration between Parsons, Gilmour and Shpongle.

The compilation starts out with ambient, chill out tunes, then goes into progressive and eventually into psytrance.
http://www.psyshop.com/shop/CDs/org/org3cd002.html

Ive listened to Shpongle many many times during changa sessions and during work with other plant teachers. I always feel a coonection with their music on a cosmic sort of level. Got to see Simon back in February with the Shpongletron 3.0 and that was a hell of an experience as well. Sadly I didnt smell any sweet burning plastic during the show

Shpongle is amazing during DMT sessions! I haven't tried during a changa sesh but it sounds amazing. My recommended artists I like to listen to is Bluetech and or Tipper (Downtempo) up tempo is nice but it really gets crazy. Almost any Bluetech song will work but the Prima Materia album is the prime! As for Tipper his new album "Forward Escape" is sooo perfect for a nice relaxing sesh. Almost every person I have blasted for their first was to Bluetech or Tipper. They said it was the perfect setting for the experience they had. Since that Prima Materia album isn't on his bandcamp anymore, here are some links to a couple of songs I really enjoy to blast off to. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wfp5pJaVekw and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1qw8ijJJPI as for Tipper here are a couple of Forward Escape songs that are really enjoyable even though that album is just pure bliss. https://www.youtube.com/...FTcE8BPVE-PP&index=2 and https://www.youtube.com/...-d3rqE_ULkZ7FTcE8BPVE-PP

Safe and Happy Travels Friend

I love Sphongle but.....In my opinion, its terrible music to smoke DMT to. Its very distracting. Especially the high-pitched voice that says, "Dmt Dmt LSD LSD" over and over and over and over again.

Anything with lyrics is too distracting in my opinion. I like quiet, calm, meditative music for DMT/Changa, if any at all.

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Tipper makes down tempo music as well?! I've only really heard the upbeat which is insane, but I'm more a fan of down tempo. What albums are down tempo if you don't mind

Have never listened to shpongle on DMT, but it makes sense that it would work well. I don't really listen to music while I'm in hyperspace, but I plan to do some experiments with it.

Sometimes I get an intensely loud carrier wave that just about drowns everything else out, so listening to music always seemed relatively futile. Quiet, darkly lit spaces are my go to for

exploration.

Yeah I usually wait til the peak is over to play music I like to listen to hyperspace during breakthroughs for sure