endlessness wrote:By the way, im curious regarding using vaporized dmt for regression to childhood memories. Do you mentalize this during the trip, or before? How does it work, do you not see the fractal patterns and only see the memory, or is it a mix of them, or?
I go through a little ceremony before I start where I clear all energy (except my own) out of my space and envision white light around me. I then set my intention. For example,
It is my intention to go back to age 11, the day Thriller hit number one and all hell broke loose in my emotional life. I would then start the trip, lie down, and eventually be there as my 11-year old self. As I'm there, I just act CURIOUS to get the answers I'm looking for. It's as if I'm able to see the situation for what it really is. Not what I perceived it to be the FIRST time I was here in this timespace. The first time I was in sheer terror, so there was no clarity. This time I am re-living it (if I choose), but from a much higher perspective. I'm learning that the more traumatic the event, the higher the perspective I'm being shown. I suppose, it's so I'm not tortured (emotionally) again.
This particular trip as my 11-year old self wasn't wildly successful. I felt I was steered away and distracted purposely. Perhaps knowing I'm not ready to face it fully yet.
I did have a major childhood sexual trauma come through one time, where I fully re-lived it. ONLY from the highest perspective though. I was being steered away from this one for a bit, but I was very persistent (and insistent) that I be allowed to go back to this timespace. When I realized it was going to happen, that I wasn't being distracted any longer, I was the deepest form of nervous I could be. I thought I would see the faces of the people who hurt me, but I didn't. As I was re-living this event, I saw and felt from my 'higher self' perspective rather than my 3D perspective.
This was probably one of the more moving experiences I've had on DMT because it was so personal. As soon as they started hurting me, I learned the biggest lesson of my life...endless COMPASSION.
It was instantaneous, this lesson. I realized it had been a very powerful moment in my life which needed to happen. It prepared me for healing others. When I see how important it really was, I have no problem being grateful for it. Being grateful leads to letting go. It's like a solving one of my 'life puzzles'. It's been a very healing time for me.
Oh, and I do see fractal patterns most times going in, but don't pay too much attention. I've found visuals to be distracting a lot of times. I'm immersed in
feelings predominantly. Which has been my way of getting through life (empath). I get information from visuals, but those trips are normally very different than when I'm looking to re-experience childhood memories.