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Hello DMT nexus.
I am 28 years old and I live in Seattle, WA. I work in non-tribal casinos around king county and I live with my beautiful girlfriend, Claire... and our cat.
Tomorrow morning at 10:30 I will be smoking 50 mg of DMT out of a glass meth pipe. (the kind with the ball on the end) Dimethyltryptamine has been of interest to me since hearing about it on the joe rogan experience podcast a few months ago. Though my subsequent research on the subject I've become determined to take such a journey.
My experience with narcotics in general has been varied and tumultuous. All avenues have been explored and experimented with and I've ended up down a bad road once or twice (coke and heroin addiction). All psychedelic drug use I've experienced (acid, mushrooms, mescalin) has been disappointing. I have never experienced total immersion, or a "breakthough" into another realm. I have always been aware of the actual physical environment around me. A "breakthough" is my goal, one that I have not achieved with LSD, psilocybin, MDMA or pyote.
And so my road has brought me to this; DMT. This is where I sought information on the subject to begin with so I've decided to post my experience here.
So in this thread you will read of the experience of one 28 year old man and his experience smoking 50 mg of Dimethyltryptamine. I will come back and post about the experience tomorrow while it is still fresh in my mind...
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Looking forward to it, judas
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hope it went well. ull probably leave ur body and see stuff u never thought exsisted enter the void
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Probably...Ha! "I'll tell you what hermits realize. If you go off into a far, far forest and get very quiet, you'll come to understand that you're connected with everything." β Alan Watts βAs long as you have certain desires about how it ought to be you can't see how it is.β β Ram Dass βEverything changes once we identify with being the witness to the story, instead of the actor in it.β β Ram Dass
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He never followed up. Did he get stuck in HS?
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50mg first time: he probably doesn't have any words at the moment to describe what happened.
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Posts: 316 Joined: 08-Oct-2011 Last visit: 29-Apr-2016 Location: Between the void
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Instead of bringing something back from hyperspace, maybe some elves wanted to prove to their friends humans are real.  Well, y'know, it's like this experience that I had was like, y'know, erm, it was kind of the most profound experience I've had in me life, like
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judas206 wrote: non-tribal casinos
OK? Does it really matter if it's tribal or not
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Something I've seen a few times and fully agree with is... Never chase a "breakthrough" when smoking Dmt it tripping period. Have no expectations, just be ready to see what is presented to you, what happens, happens. Building yourself up towards some gnarly breakthrougj, and then not having one for whatever reason, is gonna turn a perfectly good trip into a disappointment because you didn't get what you were anticipating... Even though you will still have a nice trip, I feel having expectations for it to go a certain way isnt the right way to go about it Maybe we don't know what we need.
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thEorEtical wrote:Never chase a "breakthrough" when smoking Dmt it tripping period.
Really? For me it's pretty much depending on if I dare to load enough...
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Posts: 5267 Joined: 01-Jul-2010 Last visit: 13-Dec-2018
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tele wrote:judas206 wrote: non-tribal casinos
OK? Does it really matter if it's tribal or not If it really doesn't matter, why bother bringing it up? "Science without religion is lame. Religion without science is blind" - Albert Einstein
"The Mighty One appears, the horizon shines. Atum appears on the smell of his censing, the Sunshine- god has risen in the sky, the Mansion of the pyramidion is in joy and all its inmates are assembled, a voice calls out within the shrine, shouting reverberates around the Netherworld." - Egyptian Book of the Dead
"Man fears time, but time fears the Pyramids" - 9th century Arab proverb
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Global wrote:tele wrote:judas206 wrote: non-tribal casinos
OK? Does it really matter if it's tribal or not If it really doesn't matter, why bother bringing it up? I just wanted to know what's the difference in the OPs opinion on that, so?
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tele wrote:Global wrote:tele wrote:judas206 wrote: non-tribal casinos
OK? Does it really matter if it's tribal or not If it really doesn't matter, why bother bringing it up? I just wanted to know what's the difference in the OPs opinion on that, so? Your wording and seemingly condescending use of the "confused" smiley didn't make it seem that way. Sorry, tele - not trying to start a fight or derail a thread  "Science without religion is lame. Religion without science is blind" - Albert Einstein
"The Mighty One appears, the horizon shines. Atum appears on the smell of his censing, the Sunshine- god has risen in the sky, the Mansion of the pyramidion is in joy and all its inmates are assembled, a voice calls out within the shrine, shouting reverberates around the Netherworld." - Egyptian Book of the Dead
"Man fears time, but time fears the Pyramids" - 9th century Arab proverb
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It may matter tribal or not. It tells you more about where he lives if you know the area. I know the area, there are many casinos, and many natives. Beautiful place to live none the less. Why would one bring it up? Because of curiosity, obvoiusly. To know why it was said. Why ask why people ask questions? Don't worry, Global really likes the play devils advocate. Well, y'know, it's like this experience that I had was like, y'know, erm, it was kind of the most profound experience I've had in me life, like
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How in the world did this thread derail to tribal v non-tribal casinos? Can we pay the OP a little respect and not continue down this road? SoulCrushingBass, your post isn't helping either.
judas206, anything to report? We look forward to your description of a first dose of 50 mg! - a1pha"Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored." -A.Huxley
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a1pha wrote:How in the world did this thread derail to tribal v non-tribal casinos? Can we pay the OP a little respect and not continue down this road? SoulCrushingBass, your post isn't helping either.
judas206, anything to report? We look forward to your description of a first dose of 50 mg!
-a1pha Really? It's not like I sarcastically brought up will smith. Well, y'know, it's like this experience that I had was like, y'know, erm, it was kind of the most profound experience I've had in me life, like
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SoulCrushingBass wrote:Really? It's not like I sarcastically brought up will smith. He was the one to bring up Men in Black! Are you going to contribute to this thread or just keep derailing it? "Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored." -A.Huxley
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Hello users,
Lively thread this has become, this furious tribal/non-tribal debate is quite riveting.
So... my experience with DMT. We weighed out 2 piles of 25mg each and loaded one into the bulb of our meth pipe thing. After my first inhalation I started hallucinating and it became hard to hold the pipe and keep smoking. I remarked to my friend "I'm already losing touch with reality" and he helped me with the pipe. After about 3 hits I was off; unwilling and unable to continue smoking. I closed my eyes.
The normal blackness that comes with closing my eyes was replaced with bright colors and patterns. I remember being in what seemed like a large colorful room. There was an object in the middle of this room changing shape and emanating colors and geometric patterns. It was such an intense feeling and I felt like I had lost touch with the apartment that I had previously been sitting in.
Feeling lost from my body and the apartment was upsetting. I wanted to go home and I opened my eyes. The apartment seemed to come back slowly as opposed to just being there when my eyes opened. The hallucinations continued but calmed down. The patterns and colors overlapped the furniture and walls of the room I was in. End tables and bookcases and the coffee table in front of me settled back into their places and slowly stopped moving. After 5 or 10 minutes I was normal and telling my friend about the experience.
It was amazing how my world went from normal to an intense, colorful, wonderland of craziness and then right back to normal in about ten minutes. It was a crazy roller coaster of a drug and when it was over, it felt exactly like I just woke up from a crazy dream. It is the dreaming drug. The best way I can describe DMT is, it's like inducing a very intense dream, while you're fully conscious and awake.
My friend that I did this with says that my experience was not a "breakthrough" as they say. However, he has never tried it himself.
Any thoughts?
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They say if you are not sure if it was a breakthrough, then it was not a breakthrough. You will know... Tears.. No words to describe the experience.. Shock... Awe... Thanks for the update, and welcome to the DMT experience! Now you have a taste of it, adventure more if you like. Done: THC - LSD - MESC - MDMA - Shrooms - DMT / Want:Hyperspace travel - World Peace Respect, intention, meditation, inhalation, observation, analyzation, respect.
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