I see that some people recommend doing the MAOI containing brew separated from the DMT containing brew so that one can control the dosage of each separately. As an inexperienced user, I like the idea of drinking it slowly and get used to the effect. So far, I have experienced only with caapi tea but I didn't reach very high dose yet. It's get very meditative and calm but not psychedelic yet. As I will start to use more, I suppose it will start to be more psychedelic? I will probably experience more with caapi before introducing DMT into the mix. Still, I wonder when we are on the two substances, on do we get to know which one which should use more depending on the effect or the direction we want it to take? What's are the signs to look for?

Try going through various harmala alkaloid strengths, increasing your dose to a psychedelic level so you can get comfortable with their nature. Once you have integrated that, it should be easier to work with the DMT.

Also keep in mind that unless you want to trip really hard on both Harmalas and DMT, the dose for full MAO inhibition is not really more than 3 grams for most people. So you will no longer be potentiating the DMT aspect of the experience once you go over that amount.

Friends of mine have had a great time with Rue, I think many people underestimate its healing power on its own. A trip using 7,5 g (2,5 tsp) was decribed by a good friend as a 90 degree turn of reality, everything was shimmering, he was moving through infinite headspaces, his body was giving him pointers on physical healing, it was amazing, he says.

Know your dose, don't overdo it and don't panic if you do!

Turn off your mind, relax and float downstream... It is not dying.

P.S. Increasing the dose of the DMT-containg plant only seems to work to some extent. If you don't use a lot for your brew, it's less likely you'll have a breakthrough trip (that is, closed eye visions, like freebase spice). Again, having too much can be hell.