Apparently your pineal gland is flooded with DMT when you die.. Which logically points to a DMT trip being a lesson in the 'afterlife'.

IMO this can be interpreted in one of two ways;
- The 'afterlife' is a just convincing hallucination, or
- DMT hints at a realm which is entered upon death

Either way, the concept of 'Heaven' and 'Hell' is validated. DMT hints at what it's like to die.

Which brings me to the topic.
I'd like to ask if anyone is afraid of Hell.

I've done some quite horrible things in my lifetime; I'm not actually evil, but I've been selfish, spiteful, and my life has been generally a negative influence.

For those pure of intention and without regret; an eternity of celebrating the divine meaning of it all is something to look forward to.

but..

Eternity is an impossible concept; an eternity of torture even more so.

You recognize this. So change it.

Also, don't do good things because you fear going to hell when you die. Do them because they're good.

I dont believe in hell. Also, there is no studies that actually found dmt to be released during death, or dreams, or reason that we yet know.

Yeah... the dmt flooding from the pineal upon death is not evidenced in any way shape or form.

I drew the assertion from Rick Strassman and his studies..

Hi,

Me personally I do not believe in heaven or hell. They are to simple of concepts, just like the concepts of right and wrong. Yes there are things that are obviously right or wrong but that only accounts for a percentage of the parts of living.

Good, bad, right, wrong, evil, angelic, hell, heaven, these are all pretty much yes and no questions. To fully get onto the paths of understanding one must break the minds structured ideals of what life is. For example a baby does not know the meanings of right and wrong or heaven and hell Ect... As you grow your mind starts permanently wireing the brain. Your concepts of life are made up by living in this consensus structure of reality we have built. To get down the root of existence, one must look at life from a clean clear perspective, break apart life's structures and examine and question everything from a babies perspective conjoined with an adults awareness. Time is just a concept to keep the people in this world organized. Nothing is impossible, impossibilities are structures of passed experiences. Example, lasers are a impossible concept before we invented the light bulb and electricity, but now they are just common knowledge. Once you can break these concepts of life and consciousness and open your mind to the idea that the only thing that is impossible is impossibilities then you will find what you are looking for.

Strassman made that suggestion as an hypothesis, and since then it has spread like wildfire as a fact. It might be true or not, but evidence so far does not back up the hypothesis. It would be, regardless, something extremely difficult to prove.

I do not believe there is a "hell" of fire and brimstone. I feel this way because of two breakthrough experiences with aya (analogue), through which my ego and physical "self" was dissolved and only the pure essence of conscious existence remained..an existence I now think of as the soul. The space in and around the godhead, of which I was a part, was filled with pure, unconditional love. After slowly integrating these two experiences, I am now quite sure that there is indeed more to our existence than brain/ego and body. I believe there is a soul and there will be life after death. The word unconditional is important, as that would eliminate the need for a place to send "bad souls" for punishment. This is what aya has shown me. I do not assume everyone feels the same or has had similar experiences..

Yeah, he never said or wrote that "it does", it was more a "what if?"...

If we accept Strassman's hypothesis that DMT is released in our blood during birth and death times, and therefore is a materialization of our soul or somehow tightly connected to it, then the most interesting question would be: What exactly we are doing while smoking DMT?