Quote:Now the weird thing is ever since that day my trips haven't been truly the same as they used to be, more frightening than euphoric like they used to.
it could be that you are entering into the experience with a preconception of what it will be like and that is consequently 'colouring' your perception.
If, for example, this 'dmt space' is beyond the standard conceptual world, or beyond (as many reports seem to discuss) emotions, then the emotional aspect of it would perhaps be from your side/projection/reality filter. [just like the classic Nietzche quote I put up on your other post??]
Have you tried 're-setting' or re-formatting your way of entering in?
e.g. meditating before and really clearing your mind (e.g. using anapana or vipassana style?), doing it in a different environment, getting someone you really trust around to be with you etc?
i.e. it could be your preconceptions as you go in that are setting up those walls,
perhaps it'll come down to a understanding in the end that the wall can just be walked thru? I can't see any reason why in an immaterial 'world' or whatever it is, with different set of rules that the wall couldn't just be metaphorical... treat it as such?
that's my 5c