listen to that, then listen to this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUZ7-C0wPF4
the beat is the same, after 1:22.

doom > all

Brainfeeder just sounded like more of the same old lazy-head-nodding, depressive 90s trip hop to me (sorry!). It's weed music. It gives me bad vibrations. I'd like to see someone forget the weed, and take all the positivity and spiritual ecstacy of DMT and inject that into hip hop. That would make me smile

Although the song is mentioning DMT i don't believe he's talking about the drug, but the amount of DMT that is used in our brain to empower dreams together with melatonin, he could have easily called the track "Melatonin", if you listen closely to the text it is about dreams, not drugs.


Either way, it will get people curious about the compound.

the connection between dreams and dmt is still a dubious one.
I have yet to have fractal dreams. if i did, i'd probably need to get my head checked.

the cerebral serotonin signaling pathway is inactivated during REM sleep

If I had fractal dreams...I'd probably sleep way too much!!

WS

It will be a sad day when DMT users are walking around wearing all that BLING talking about regulating and hoes. I am confident it wont come to that.

Did any one hear of the hip hop horror core rapper Syco Sam(sp) who went on the murder spree here in the US and bludgeoned a few people to death?


PEACE
MV

Look what i found

And that's why you smudge.

(I think my computer needs a smudge after that cartoon. )

Though I welcome all who earnestly Seek, I must confess to a feeling of mild disconcertion at the thought of it turning into a tool for dumbasses to permeate hyperspace with a 'ZOMFG DOOD!!! I TRIPPED BAWLZ!!!' mentality.

DMT is for the humble.

And I totally see how those intentions could only possibly be reflected back at the seeker in a terrifying, bloody elf fest.

It does seem fairly self-regulating in that it doesn't allow too much abuse... psychologically.

Even the most loving and earnest here come with a great respect and can't go casually...

???

Burn some sage... banish negative energies... set positive and productive intentions... thank all the spirits for coming to teach, acknowledge shared space with love...

I've always smudged and no such elves have ever visited.

Intentions are the most important part of a smudge, it's really a powerful and fantastic thing to do before engaging the sacrament. There are probably a lot of kids who would gain a lot from taking a moment to pause, reflect, and respect, before proceeding...

Oh I see...i didn'T make the comic...but it's nevertheless interesting what you say. I've noticed that it's impossible to pose a question WHILE under the influence...never tried it BEFORE.

Esham & Danny Brown - DMT Sessions

Youtube ; Song starts at 1:00

MP3

Thought about gangster like cultures before. There are idiots out there, but would you not rather a DMT-smoking-idiot than just a plain idiot? Lot's of these people seem to freestyle with some degree of passion, and have a spirit in there character which could be called recklessness but really it's about having firm beliefs. And I reckon having them believe what I believe can only be good.

Having these types of people yibbering away about DMT, machine elves and the modern world by far beats them yibbering about stabbing folk, coke, religious/racial issues which are pretty much irrelevant, etc. And word travels quickly by music... I'm all for it

Religious issues raps >>>> DMT raps

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4qYox-Gb70

http://www.youtube.com/w...bedded&v=Cn0BNYdl2vg

i am swim posted this in the chat.

Absolutely horrible, and there's comments like this popping up:



I guess the nexus is the only hope for DMT

I think the 60s could probably of went a little smoother if more people understood the substances prior to using them. That's one lesson we should learn. But another lesson is that psychedelics have a incredibly positive effect on society—even when abused and taken recreationally.

As others have stated if you dose often enough and for the wrong reasons—you're going to get TOLD. It polices itself in that regard. There are fortunately more people around today than there were in the 60s who understand how to deal with the trauma of having a bad trip.

I strongly disagree that any substance should be kept sacred, controlled, or hidden from the mainstream. Corrupt and malevolent officials will find a way to demonise and criminalise anything whoever chooses to use it.

It's true that public officials are usually responding to public outrage. But they're capitalizing on fear, paranoia, anxiety, and a desire to blame social ills on something as easy as white powders or forest foilage. It's an easy opportunity to look like they're doing something instead of nothing.

Anyways, votes on this guy smoking DMT? Aztechnical

..this is what can be found in highschool yearbooks these days.