Borstili wrote:
Never done any psychedelics, but I know a feeling resembling the marbles. It is not easy to accurately describe it, but I try my best. It happens when I lie in bed trying to sleep sometimes that I have a feeling of some kind of ball at the back of my mouth where the throat begins. This ball is kind of blowing up, doing a little pressure and giving me the feeling that there is no need to breathe. The ball feels somehow golden, not the material but the color. Through my feeling I have the impression of the ball being made of light. When it happens it is in a way frightening but when I remember it I think it's a great feeling which is very nice accompanied by a sense of unity with everything.
I don't know if the feeling is the same as the one which is reported to here often. But if, I think the reported one does not come from any kind of problems through smoking but is some effect of dmt itself or better: it is a feeling belonging to man which may be evoked by DMT.
I would be glad about comments.
It sounds like separate phenomena. You describe this "marble" as enlarging, feeling like golden light and a sense of unity. The "marble" that I've experienced from DMT is cold and feels like a hard marble - nothing pleasant about it in the slightest. Something you also have to understand is that this is not a "DMT effect". If you take the DMT in any other route of administration other than smoking, then I see no way for the marble to manifest itself. It's more of a side effect of smoking DMT improperly. If you burn the DMT due to poor smoking technique, is about the only way I know of to get this most annoying marble that is nothing but uncomfortable and distracting. There's no unity to talk of. If anything it detracts from such feelings. It's a physiological reaction to this kind of burnt smoke, but shouldn't be confused with a reaction to the DMT itself.
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