DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 2015 Joined: 07-Oct-2008 Last visit: 05-Apr-2012
|
Has anyone ever smoked DMT in a graveyard? What did you see? SWIM will have to try that one night, but he can't for a while because he's in a city so they're locked up at night near him. He wouldn't feel safe in a city one. I remember Shoe had a post about smoking DMT at the Egyptian pyramids and that's the closest to it I've heard so far (what a story!). And if anyone else has any tales of smoking DMT in interesting places, let's hear them! Everything I write is fictional roleplay. Obviously! End tribal genocide: www.survival-international.org Quick petitions for meaningful change: www.avaaz.org/en/ End prohibition: www.leap.cc www.tdpf.org.uk And "Feeling Good" by David D.Burns MD is a very useful book.
|
|
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 830 Joined: 20-Jan-2009 Last visit: 07-Jun-2017
|
There's is an old miner's cemetary way off into the woods in my old town. Pretty creepy place. I'll have to try it some time... You lock the door, and throw away the key
There's someone in my head but it's not me
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 1689 Joined: 18-Jan-2008 Last visit: 18-Apr-2015
|
hehe, yeah... it was amaaaaaazing. camels and random egyptian traders everywhere. Giant blocks turning into crystal sphynxes which rained down like q-bert... incredible. However, SWIM would totally *not* smoke in a graveyard. Way too ... real. Especially at night! that shit creeps me out!!! SWIM is planning however, to hike up to the top of a fairly tall hill near here, which sits near the centre of the city and has an epic panoramic view of all the buildings, and right out to the rivermouth and harbour. Perhaps the visual distortion from all the buildings could morph into a fluid elf pattern, he hypothesized... shoe
ॐ भूर्भुव: स्व: तत्सवितुर्वरेण्यं । भर्गो देवस्य धीमहि, धीयो यो न: प्रचोदयात् Love, Gratittude, Compassion, Fearlessness!
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 1689 Joined: 06-Feb-2009 Last visit: 28-May-2024 Location: deep in the heart of humility
|
cemetery....hmmm....not too sure 'bout that one.....however, SWIM HAS been having STRONG callings to go to the Yucatan peninsula...to the Mayan ruins in the jungle....MH grows abundantly there as well so he's hoping it'll feel like the eye of the "love hurricane"! the epicenter of hyperspace, if there's can be such a thing... LOVE AND GRATITUDE! "Rise above the illusion of time and you will have tomorrow's wisdom today."
|
|
|
mods
Posts: 452 Joined: 14-Apr-2008 Last visit: 21-Feb-2018 Location: Cottonwood Research Center
|
why dont you go smoke it in a morge, or in iraq.. that would be really crazy. Everything above me is really a lie... think for yourself & question authority!
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 33 Joined: 18-Feb-2009 Last visit: 23-Dec-2020 Location: hiperespacio
|
guys, you should be more respectful... donde haya fuego, llevaremos gasolina
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 4342 Joined: 02-Oct-2008 Last visit: 19-Jan-2024
|
do you think the dead really care that much?
|
|
|
Boundary condition
Posts: 8617 Joined: 30-Aug-2008 Last visit: 07-Nov-2024 Location: square root of minus one
|
Hmmm. There's a graveyard near me. It's really beautiful - and it's unlocked at night. I only wouldn't smoke there because it's fucking freezing at the moment, and way too public in the daytime. Cities - no! “There is a way of manipulating matter and energy so as to produce what modern scientists call 'a field of force'. The field acts on the observer and puts him in a privileged position vis-à-vis the universe. From this position he has access to the realities which are ordinarily hidden from us by time and space, matter and energy. This is what we call the Great Work." ― Jacques Bergier, quoting Fulcanelli
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 2015 Joined: 07-Oct-2008 Last visit: 05-Apr-2012
|
qualia wrote:guys, you should be more respectful... I'm surprised only one person reacted like this! Don't worry, I don't see how it's disrespectful unless you do it with a disrespectful attitude. Graveyards are sacred places and DMT is a sacred substance, seems like the two are made to go together. After all, the natives believe the elves to be the ancestors, so why not smoke it where the ancestors live and see who greets you there? Mexicans have picnics and parties in graveyards every year on the Day of the Dead, and many much older cultures perform shamanic ceremonies in such sacred sites. I started a thread on listening to scary metal in hyperspace and I was assured by experienced people that it doesn't freak them out. And SWIM would get more freaked out by such malice-containing music than entering hyperspace via a garden of rest. SWIM used to get stoned in graveyards in his younger days (hoping to commune with the dead) and never felt any ill-will. The only risk would be if you yourself were freaked out by the situation so entered with a negative mindset. I mean, if the dead are still conscious there, then they're haunting many of our homes too, yet they don't freak us out when we're smoking at home. If anything, I'd say any souls lingering in a graveyard are going to be friendlier than those in our homes where most people find them unwelcome. And smoking spice in a graveyard is nothing compared to what church gravediggers do- after 50 years they dig you up, mix up your bones with the earth, remove your gravestone and plonk someone else in your spot- THAT's disrespectful if anything is. In other cultures I expect it's taboo to move the dead. I'm really interested in contact with the dead... after all, that could prove that there is life after death... SWIM saw a ghost when he was a child, but he didn't interact with it so there is nothing to prove it was anything other than a hallucination (much the same as with the entities in 'the case against elves' thread). Looking forward to getting an opportunity to attempt a communion Everything I write is fictional roleplay. Obviously! End tribal genocide: www.survival-international.org Quick petitions for meaningful change: www.avaaz.org/en/ End prohibition: www.leap.cc www.tdpf.org.uk And "Feeling Good" by David D.Burns MD is a very useful book.
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 2015 Joined: 07-Oct-2008 Last visit: 05-Apr-2012
|
modsquad09 wrote:why dont you go smoke it in a morge, or in iraq.. that would be really crazy. A morgue isn't possible for most SWIYs because it wouldn't be on to smoke in someone's workplace (unless it's your workplace and you're the only one there, then do it!). Iraq is not a graveyard, it's a country. Everything I write is fictional roleplay. Obviously! End tribal genocide: www.survival-international.org Quick petitions for meaningful change: www.avaaz.org/en/ End prohibition: www.leap.cc www.tdpf.org.uk And "Feeling Good" by David D.Burns MD is a very useful book.
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 226 Joined: 08-Jan-2009 Last visit: 18-Apr-2023 Location: The Sahara
|
I've eaten mushrooms in a graveyard on more than one occasion, but not dmt. However. . .
the other night I really needed to get out & get some fresh air, so I decided to venture out into the desert for a trip. i ended up in a sparsley-wooded area located on some indian (native american) land not far from the outskirts of the city in which I dwell. after perusing the local foliage (as an herbalist & horticulturist) I encountered what I'm fairly certain was a human femur (although greyed & weathered, the size & shape were a "dead" giveaway). wow, cool! i was going to keep it, but then decided that I really didn't want to tote it back with me in my small camelback backpack with my bong. anyways, after venturing into some heavier foliage I came upon a clearing that was completely covered with a thick canopy of growth above (something of a tree cave). this was my spot for the evening. so I dug a small fire pit, kindled a nicely-sized fire, and prepared to partake by watering my dmt-bong. it was an incredible setting! sitting next to my fire, I have had very few experiences with dmt that could compare to this one. psychedelic-colored skulls were trying to break out of my fire, almost as if I had awoken some ancient spirits that had died & been buried upon this land many, many years ago. I tried to encourage them to break free by saying "come on outta there. I can see that you want to...". at this point I had literally left my body & was unfamiliar with my surroundings. the agonizing fire skulls had receded, being replaced by interchanging lots of the most exquisite-looking psychedelic bead piles. they were brilliant! looking around I was no longer surrounded by trees, but rather, I was actually inside of a cave. the sense that it was time to go soon came, but when I attempted to stand I was forced to sit back down because my depth-perception had me seeing one step in front of me as 3 feet higher than it actually was. i must stop here, as I don't generally share my personal visions, but I felt the urge to spread a small taste of the Dark Shaman's world with the community.
Visions of freewill & understanding-
Dark Shaman elder of the Blakk Skrollz Tribe
|
|
|
mods
Posts: 452 Joined: 14-Apr-2008 Last visit: 21-Feb-2018 Location: Cottonwood Research Center
|
ohayoco wrote:modsquad09 wrote:why dont you go smoke it in a morge, or in iraq.. that would be really crazy. A morgue isn't possible for most SWIYs because it wouldn't be on to smoke in someone's workplace (unless it's your workplace and you're the only one there, then do it!). Iraq is not a graveyard, it's a country. well cool dude have fun with your bad trip. Everything above me is really a lie... think for yourself & question authority!
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 2015 Joined: 07-Oct-2008 Last visit: 05-Apr-2012
|
DarkShaman wrote:I encountered what I'm fairly certain was a human femur Awesome story, thanks for sharing it. If you really think that was a human femur, then I expect the law is that you have to tell the police (at least that's the law in the country I live in). The law is just in case the remains you found were the result of a murder, or the final resting place of a missing person. Obviously don't tell them about what you were doing there modsquad09 wrote:well cool dude have fun with your bad trip. DarkShaman just proved that it's not necessarily going to be a bad trip. Contact with the dead would be more revelatory than contact with entities, that's why I'm interested- it's not merely thrill-seeking. Everything I write is fictional roleplay. Obviously! End tribal genocide: www.survival-international.org Quick petitions for meaningful change: www.avaaz.org/en/ End prohibition: www.leap.cc www.tdpf.org.uk And "Feeling Good" by David D.Burns MD is a very useful book.
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 830 Joined: 20-Jan-2009 Last visit: 07-Jun-2017
|
antrocles wrote:cemetery....hmmm....not too sure 'bout that one.....however, SWIM HAS been having STRONG callings to go to the Yucatan peninsula...to the Mayan ruins in the jungle....MH grows abundantly there as well so he's hoping it'll feel like the eye of the "love hurricane"! the epicenter of hyperspace, if there's can be such a thing... LOVE AND GRATITUDE! The number one place in the world I want to trip is in the mayan ruins. Every halucinogenic substance I have ever tripped on, triptamine or phenylethamine, I have had many native or south american visions. You lock the door, and throw away the key
There's someone in my head but it's not me
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 138 Joined: 10-Feb-2009 Last visit: 21-Oct-2011
|
The only way it would change your trip in a bad way is by you already having bad thoughts. I would think it to be pretty serene as cemetaries are usually the quietest place you can find in a city. Plus you got trees and deer around. There is nothing in a graveyard but dirt and tombstones. Just try not to knock over any stones while your stumbling about in the dark That is not dead which can eternal lie. And with strange aeons even death may die.
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 2015 Joined: 07-Oct-2008 Last visit: 05-Apr-2012
|
SWIM will report when he's done it Everything I write is fictional roleplay. Obviously! End tribal genocide: www.survival-international.org Quick petitions for meaningful change: www.avaaz.org/en/ End prohibition: www.leap.cc www.tdpf.org.uk And "Feeling Good" by David D.Burns MD is a very useful book.
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 138 Joined: 10-Feb-2009 Last visit: 21-Oct-2011
|
Be careful though buddy. Dont need to get busted. Sometimes while lost in their wonderous worlds I forget how much time you can get by having some of these things. I wouldnt do it in a graveyard cause the city I live in is pigsville. They even made headshops illegal here and busted them all down. Just be safe friend. That is not dead which can eternal lie. And with strange aeons even death may die.
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 226 Joined: 08-Jan-2009 Last visit: 18-Apr-2023 Location: The Sahara
|
ohayoco wrote:DarkShaman wrote:I encountered what I'm fairly certain was a human femur Awesome story, thanks for sharing it. If you really think that was a human femur, then I expect the law is that you have to tell the police (at least that's the law in the country I live in). The law is just in case the remains you found were the result of a murder, or the final resting place of a missing person. Obviously don't tell them about what you were doing there modsquad09 wrote:well cool dude have fun with your bad trip. DarkShaman just proved that it's not necessarily going to be a bad trip. Contact with the dead would be more revelatory than contact with entities, that's why I'm interested- it's not merely thrill-seeking. Thanks homie. It was certainly an awesome experience! And yes, I'm fairly certain that the same or similar laws are applicable for the country in which I reside. Although, whether unfortunate or otherwise for the soul to whom that leg bone was at one point in time attached, I can't say that I could ever bring myself to dialing up the police. I avoid becoming involved with them whenever possible.
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 2015 Joined: 07-Oct-2008 Last visit: 05-Apr-2012
|
I can understand that. I hope you didn't touch it, you don't want your DNA on there. Everything I write is fictional roleplay. Obviously! End tribal genocide: www.survival-international.org Quick petitions for meaningful change: www.avaaz.org/en/ End prohibition: www.leap.cc www.tdpf.org.uk And "Feeling Good" by David D.Burns MD is a very useful book.
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 4342 Joined: 02-Oct-2008 Last visit: 19-Jan-2024
|
dead people are sweet....but so are LIVE ONES!
|