Wow total Annihilation yesterday. cleared the schedule and went in deep. I just hope nobody saw me carrying on solo perched on a rock in my favorite forest. Man what a zone it is my friends layer upon layer of bliss and love and beauty taking my breathe away at every turn. The forest became my playground and the trees amazing intricate dancing mobiles. One with the universe totally. What ever the word you use to describe THAT space I have to report it is real, very real. The most beautiful part is you can get there and stay there for a while.

not only is it real

it's Alive

Haha, Briliiant

I think that psychedelics in the forest is the way to go. SWIM has had some amazing insights while on his back watching the trees become part of the fractal reality that is DMT.

Yes, forest. I was just thinking of forest before clicking this thread.

Contemplating journeying, and how the forest would be compared to this room I'm in.

Hmmmm.

spice has integrated my consciousness into that of the forest itself...
I was able to span my awareness proximity quite far
to where I knew when people would enter the forest
sure enough, some birds confirmed this (I somehow understood their calls)
and then my friends appeared!

During the journey,
an eye opened up amongst the green network
and it blew this wind of forest hyperspace through me
wow its so hard to describe but....YES!

slick swiftness

There seems to be a real natural synergy with spice and nature. If you think about it spice is but one portion of the ayahuasca concoction and the native peoples that use it are intensely linked to nature. They believe it allows direct communication with plant spirits.
If you haven't tried it in a beautiful natural setting give it a try its a whole new level of bliss and oneness with everything.
It has my undivided attention.

One can not go wrong partaking of sacraments in the woods as every where you look you see the wonder of it all. I usually take at least 5 solo camping/exploration "trips" every summer and have taken occasional trips in the winter as well its not bad if you have the gear.

I would encourage all to check it out it is like night and day comparing indoor and outdoor experiences. Mother Nature Rules

PEACE
MV

Ya I agree, I like to trip out in the woods or especially remote beaches at night..

forests, remote beaches, deserts
are places where nature itself seems to communicate
sometimes through symbols that you wouldn't normally be able to see
like the square knots in the fire wood...anyone seen those?

extraordinarily intricate.

You guys are making me feel pretty crappy being in my room...

Edit: I'm exaggerating of course, but this thread is making want to be in a wonderful natural vista and I'm afraid it's only something I can imagine at the moment... sigh...

House man wrote quote
forests, remote beaches, deserts
are places where nature itself seems to communicate
sometimes through symbols that you wouldn't normally be able to see
like the square knots in the fire wood...anyone seen those?

extraordinarily intricate.

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And dont forget about spelunking trips. Deep in a cave inside mother earth, turn off your flashlight and watch as the pitch darkness come to light in a astounding visual display. As long as there is no water in your cave you may also enjoy complete silence.

Just make sure to pick a cave that has no dangerous climbing or slick surfaces and watch out for stalactites and stalagmites. Dont go to deep and get lost, and make sure to tell a friend that you have gone spelunking. If you do not return someone will know were to find you. I would recommend this for experienced seekers as a cave can be a scary place even though there is no reason to fear.

No knots but plenty of time when voyaging at night rocks and trees began to take on form of one thing or another. And without communicating verbally as to what these things resemble(that rock looks like a mushroom, that tree is a old man ect...) many times all of us 3 or 4 peeps would tell one another and we saw the same thing.


PEACE
MV